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Working Paper 10 Comparative urban governance. Future of cities: working paper

Publication Year

2014

Document Status

Current

Abstract

Comprises output from the Foresight future of cities project looking at the opportunities and challenges facing cities over the next 50 years. Specifically compares urban governance systems in selected cities around the world and reviews the recent history of local governance in the UK. Also considers the implications of future trends, setting out the opportunities and challenges for UK urban governance up to 2065.

Document History

Foresight Future of Cities Project.

Author

Slack, E. and Côté, A.

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Government Office for Science

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