City-Regions
City Regions shaping transitions in critical infrastructures: challenges, responses, limits, opportunities and key lessons and achieving “fit”
... that city-regional priorities are not actively translated into national infrastructure plans and ...the city-regions growth ambitions and work with public and private sector partners is underway to ...
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Probing different centralities in city regions: a space-syntactic approach
... both city regions, the global syntactic core highlights spatially more central sections of inter- settlement highways that comprise quasi-linear sequences of long, shallow-angle lines which stretch across ...
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Yorkshire21: socio cultural led regeneration in UK City regions
... ‘City- Regions’, areas of the city connected but not central to core urban sites, have enjoyed a renaissance in terms of focus and funding in recent years, In the United Kingdom, a new methodological ...
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Comparing early years and childhood experiences and outcomes in Scotland, England and three city-regions: a plausible explanation for Scottish ‘excess’ mortality?
... In 2013, the Glasgow Centre for Population Health published a report comparing early years’ and childhood experiences in Scotland, England and three ‘city-regions’ (Glasgow & the Clyde Valley (GCV), ...
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Landscape structure planning and the urban forest in polycentric city regions
... Polycentric City Regions are complex ...economy, city identity, social cohesion and safety, green, blue and grey infrastructures and the subsequent health and well-being of their ...
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Polycentric City Regions and the Role of Urban Forestry in Reviving the Concept of Landscape Structure Planning
... UK’s city regions, who now have some of the longest commuting journeys in the ...the city regions, but also because the quality of lifestyle in many urban centres has declined over recent ...
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City regions and critical infrastructure: meeting growth targets sustainably (phase 1)
... 1. City-regions are the extended territories across which core urban centres draw people for work and many different services including health, leisure, retail ...The city-regional scale is supported ...
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Attracting and Retaining the Highly Skilled in Medium-sized City-regions of Ontario: The Role of the Built Environment
... the city-regions corresponds to the definition used in the Statistics Canada Canadian Economy in Transition report (Beckstead et ...selected city-regions have relatively smaller populations ...
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The Social Dynamics of Economic Performance: Innovation and Creativity in City-Regions; Newfoundland and Labrador Project Preliminary Findings
... smaller regions more diverse on a smaller scale? However, this is a difficult task because size and diversity are strongly related where big cities can support more diverse ...big city project and the sense ...
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The Role of City Development Companies in English Cities and City-Regions
... 20.2 There was widespread support for the logic of adopting an approach based on economic reality, both in terms of city-regions and urban and non urban sub-regions. This was felt to be particularly ...
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Releasing the national economic potential of provincial city regions: the rational for and implications of a ‘northern way' growth strategy
... of city-regions in the Northern ...of city-regions. Whitehall requires a corporate understanding of city-regional requirements and coordinating mechanisms at civil service and cabinet ...
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City regions, International Business and (Uneven) Development : Some Observations and Themes for Future Research
... Previous work on MNEs and regional/sub-national economic development • In fields of regional studies, economic geography and urban & regional economics – a sizeable literature on the ‘MN[r] ...
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The role of civic leadership in fostering economic resilience in City Regions
... In this respect leadership represents an important endogenous factor in the economic development of regions and localities. Pike et al (2010) note that political concerns have been largely neglected in existing ...
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Tourism related urban regeneration in two UK city regions
... Tourism has become an im portant element to regeneration in waterfront and inner city ex-industrial areas, and it is closely related to place-marketing and urban re-imaging strategies (Page and Hall, 2003). ...
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The role of civic leadership in fostering economic resilience in City Regions
... The concept of resilience has been applied in a wide range of disciplines on different geographical and organisational contexts, from countries and regions to firms and individuals. Common across all of these ...
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investment infrastructure and economic change in African city-regions
... investments and economic change, shaped, governed and experienced, and how do these processes then impact on urban poverty.[r] ...
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Sustainable City Regions: Re-localising Landscapes in a Globalising World
... But, as I will emphasise, because the 'economy' (and money itself) is merely electronic information, it is not constrained by the same physical limitations that af[r] ...
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NORDIC MAJOR CITY STATISTICS. Data on 16 major cities and their regions. From the NORDSTAT database (nordstat.org)
... ”Major City Regions of Scandinavia” was published in ...major city regions, and presented com parable statistics for cities, regions and coun- ...
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Better Regulation for EU Regions: A Reflection on the Impacts of EU Regulations on the Regions.
... This new approach to governance demands new ideas on the process and outcomes and calls for the development of a new sense of responsibility for policy making and policy implementation processes within the European ...
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A cross-city molecular biogeographic investigation of arbuscular mycorrhizas in Conyza canadensis rhizosphere across native and non-native regions
... The pattern of restriction digestion, reflective of AMF diversity, revealed evident differences across biogeogra- phical regions. While the extent of occurrence of res- triction groups (RGs) varied in C. ...
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