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Miscellany

The Accidental renaissance of local government

Dick Sorabji
Pages 6-12 | Published online: 15 Aug 2006

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Keith Shaw & Fred Robinson. (2007) ‘The End of the Beginning’? Taking Forward Local Democratic Renewal in the Post-Referendum North East. Local Economy 22:3, pages 243-260.
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Andrew Jones. (2007) New Wine in Old Bottles? England's Parish and Town Councils and New Labour's Neighbourhood Experiment. Local Economy 22:3, pages 227-242.
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Jon Coaffee & Nicola Headlam. (2008) Pragmatic localism uncovered: The search for locally contingent solutions to national reform agendas. Geoforum 39:4, pages 1585-1599.
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