Scalar postpolitics, inclusive growth and inclusive economies: challenging the Greater Manchester agglomeration model

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Check out: Scalar postpolitics, inclusive growth and inclusive economies: challenging the Greater Manchester agglomeration model By our Iain Deas and @graham_haughton and @WardyKG1969 from @GeographyUOM https://t.co/imf7UVaufs

26 Jul 2021

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22 Mar 2021

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8/ Iain Deas, Graham Haughton, and Kevin Ward unify my two great loves - Inclusive Growth and the Northern Powerhouse - and show how local communities led the shift to an inclusive growth approach https://t.co/bYQ20wTc25

22 Mar 2021

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interesting looking paper examining the divergencies that lie underneath Manchester-style agglomeration https://t.co/pZmIiC0ieH

24 Sep 2020

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