A world of regionalisms? Towards a US-UK urban and regional policy framework comparison

Journal of Urban Affairs

Volumn 24, Issue 4, 2002, Pages 377-401

  Jonas, Andrew E G ^a   Ward, Kevin ^b  

^a UNIVERSITY OF HULL   (United Kingdom)

^b UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

COMPARATIVE STUDY; POLICY ANALYSIS; REGIONAL POLICY; REGIONALISM; URBAN POLICY;

UNITED KINGDOM; UNITED STATES;

EID: 0036026050     PISSN: 07352166     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1111/1467-9906.t01-1-00143     Document Type: Article

References (87)

1. Suburban entrepreneurialism: Redevelopment regimes and coordinating metropolitan development in Southern California
2. Economic restructuring, spatial coalitions, and local development strategies
3. Growth coalitions in Britain's waning sunbelt: Some reflections
4. Fragments of regionalism: The limits of Southern California governance
5. NeoLiberalSpeak: Notes on the new planetary vulgate
6. Between fixity and motion: Space, territory and place in the social production of spatial scale
7. Redefining urban politics for the twenty-first century
8. Questions of abstraction in studies in the new urban politics
9. The local and the global in the New Urban Politics
10. Community strategies in locational conflict
11. The song has ended but the melody lingers: Regional development agencies and the lessons of the Urban Development Corporation experiment
12. From the new localism to the new regionalism? The implications of the regional development agencies for local-regional tensions
13. Sage scrub revolution? Property rights, political fragmentation, and conservation planning in Southern California under the federal endangered species act
14. Corporate regionalism in the United States
15. US urban policy: The postwar state and capitalist regulation
16. Urban policy and the post-Keynesian state in the United Kingdom and the United States
17. Economic transitions: Restructuring local labour markets
18. The entrepreneurial city: New politics, new urban geographies
19. The Clinton policy for cities: A transatlantic assessment
20. Labor, capital and class struggle around the built environment in advanced capitalist societies
21. The geopolitics of capitalism
22. From managerialism to entrepreneurialism: The transformation in urban governance in late capitalism
23. Beyond governing coalitions: Analyzing urban regimes in the 1990s
24. Governing Massachusetts: Uneven development and politics in metropolitan Boston
25. The narrative of enterprise and the enterprise of narrative: Place marketing and the entrepreneurial city
26. Urban growth coalitions and urban development policy: Postwar growth and the politics of annexation in metropolitan Columbus
27. United States urban policy: A question of scale?
28. Regulating suburban politics: Suburban-defense transition, institutional capacities, and territorial reorganization in Southern California
29. Towards a regional renaissance? Reconfiguring and rescaling England's economic governance
30. Regional tensions: Constructing institutional coherence?
31. Towards new urban and regional policy frameworks in Europe: Organic or imposed regionalism?
32. Excavating the logic of British urban policy: Neoliberalism as the crisis of crisis management
33. Governance restructuring in Los Angeles and Toronto: Amalgamation or secession?
34. Transcending interurban competition: Conceptual issues and policy alternatives in the European Union
35. Creating discourses rather than jobs: The crisis in the cities and the transition fantasies of intellectuals and policy makers
36. Institutions, regulation and new state spaces: Reflections on the new regionalism in economic development
37. The new economics and politics of regional restructuring: The British experience
38. The city as a growth machine: Towards a political economy of place
39. Growth links: Up, down and across
40. Conflict avoidance and conflict suppression: The case of urban politics in the United States
41. The vanishing city
42. Postwelfare Massachusetts
43. Neoliberalizing states: Thin policies/hard outcomes
44. Metropolitan political reorganization as a politics of urban growth: The case of San Fernando Valley secession
45. The changing forces of urban economic development: Globalization and city competitiveness in the 21st century
46. Cities, suburbs and the urban crisis
47. Los Angeles: Politics without governance
48. Regional politics: America in a post-city age
49. Introduction: Regional patterns in a post-city age
50. Urban regimes and the capacity to govern: A political economy approach
51. Ideas matter: Reflections on the new regionalism
52. State license, local settlements and the politics of branding the city
53. Segregation in a fragmented context: 1950-1970
54. Analysing the politics of local economic development: Making sense of cross-national convergence
55. Organizing for local economic development: The growth coalition as a cross-national comparative framework
56. Local exclusionary politics in Britain: The case of suburban defense in a metropolitan system