International Handbook of Urban Policy: Issues in the Developed World

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H. S. Geyer
Edward Elgar Publishing, Jan 1, 2009 - Business & Economics - 326 pages
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Contents

the policy context of urbanization
3
PART TWO EVOLVING URBAN SYSTEMS
23
the European case
25
the role of knowledge and ICT infrastructure
46
organizational networking and the global urban hierarchy
74
PART THREE FORCES OF SPATIAL ECONOMIC CHANGE
103
a simple exposition
105
the economic impacts of planning
120
what can we expect from transaction cost economics?
199
the social nature of articulated rationality
212
turning the digital divide into a digital dividend in Manchester UK
230
PART FOUR THE CHANGING DEMOGRAPHIC LANDSCAPE
243
likely social and economic implications
245
evolving demographic contexts geographies and policy debates
259
controversies underlying the urban policy debate
276
Index
313

towards bridging the divide
152

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Edited by H.S. Geyer, Director, Centre for Regional and Urban Innovation and Statistical Exploration (CRUISE), Stellenbosch University, South Africa

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