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Urban Policy in the New Scotland: The Role of Social Inclusion Partnerships

CHRIS MCWILLIAMS
,
CHARLIE JOHNSTONE
&
GERRY MOONEY
Pages 309-319 | Published online: 13 Oct 2010

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Mark Deakin & Husam Al Waer. (2011) From intelligent to smart cities. Intelligent Buildings International 3:3, pages 140-152.
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John McCarthy. (2010) Social justice and urban regeneration policy in Scotland. Urban Research & Practice 3:3, pages 241-256.
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Barbara Illsley & Emma Coles. (2009) Putting Communities in Control: A Scottish Perspective. Planning Practice & Research 24:3, pages 363-378.
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Mark Deakin & Sam Allwinkle. (2007) Urban Regeneration and Sustainable Communities: The Role of Networks, Innovation, and Creativity in Building Successful Partnerships. Journal of Urban Technology 14:1, pages 77-91.
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Suzi Macpherson. (2006) Promoting ‘Strategic’ Working within Area-based and Thematic Social Inclusion Partnerships in Scotland. Local Economy 21:2, pages 180-196.
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Chris McWilliams. (2013) Planning for the community? The early experiences of the implementation of Edinburgh City Council’s Community Plan. Local Economy: The Journal of the Local Economy Policy Unit 28:5, pages 512-524.
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