‘Demarginalising’ a territorially stigmatised neighbourhood?: The relationship between governance configurations and trajectories of urban change

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RT @economyandspace: OnlineFirst - "‘Demarginalising’ a territorially stigmatised neighbourhood?: The relationship between #governance conf…

25 May 2022

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Super article by @hannah_holmes1 on the relationship between stigmatisation and gentrification - and how local authority decision-making processes often produce particular types of regeneration strategies https://t.co/7TJHvO6F1B

18 May 2022

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Great paper and as I've been trying to understand governance structures and power flows around local economic decision making I feel like a firework has gone off in my brain. 1/2

11 May 2022

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RT @Hannah_Holmes1: My new paper, on the governance networks behind gentrification in a territorially stigmatised area, has just been publi…

11 May 2022

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