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Privatization of utilities: The implications for cities in the United Kingdom

Simon Marvin Lecturer at the Centre for Urban Technology, University of Newcastle upon Tyne; Social scientist at Hull University; Town planner at Sheffield University
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Stephen Graham Lecturer at the Centre for Urban Technology, University of Newcastle upon Tyne; Geographer at Southampton University; Planner at Newcastle University; Planner and an economic development officer for the Sheffield City Council
Pages 47-66 | Published online: 02 May 2007

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Simon Guy & Simon Marvin. (1998) Electricity in the marketplace: Reconfiguring the consumption of essential resources. Local Environment 3:3, pages 313-331.
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Simon Guy & SimonJ. Marvin. (1995) Reconfiguring urban networks: Demand‐side management in the United Kingdom. Journal of Urban Technology 2:3, pages 45-58.
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Adam Tickell. (1998) A tax on success? Privatization, employment and the 'Windfall Tax'. Area 30:1, pages 83-90.
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Simon Marvin & Simon Slater. (2016) The New Urban Infrastructure Crisis Competition for Urban Space. Public Works Management & Policy 2:2, pages 148-158.
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Simon Guy. (2016) Splintering Networks: Cities and Technical Networks in 1990s Britain. Urban Studies 34:2, pages 191-216.
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