Young people in a city of culture: ‘Ultimate beneficiaries’ or ‘Economic migrants’?

Philip BolandSchool of Natural and Built Environment, Queen’s University Belfast, Belfast, UKCorrespondence[email protected]

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Philip Boland, Brendan Murtagh & Peter Shirlow. (2020) Neoliberal place competition and culturephilia: explored through the lens of Derry~Londonderry. Social & Cultural Geography 21:6, pages 788-809.
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Josef Ploner & Lisa Jones. (2020) Learning to belong? ‘Culture’ and ‘place making’ among children and young people in Hull, UK City of Culture 2017. Children's Geographies 18:3, pages 269-282.
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