Titlebook: Governing Cities; Politics and Policy Madeleine Pill Textbook 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

BLA

What Are Citizens Doing?,nism, social innovation and urban commoning aid understanding of the potential of these forms of collective action. Finally, examples of new municipalism and community wealth building demonstrate actual efforts to realise more equitable cities.

譏諷

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-13596-7 seeks to challenge conventional understandings by ‘seeing like a city’ and seeing ‘through elsewhere’ to contrast the mainstream with more equitable alternatives in how, by and for whom cities are governed. The chapter concludes by outlining the rest of the book.

羊齒

Mastering English as a Foreign Languageban world, people’s quality of life relates to how their cities are governed. The challenges posed by cities vary but the need for cities to provide people with livelihoods and the means to sustain well-being is fundamental. Inequalities are made manifest in cities and issues of power and politics determine responses to these inequalities.

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軍械庫(kù)

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-81220-2 in governance, and how opportunities are used to retain or seek to change governance visions and values. The chapter then considers the city as a site and space of politics, revisiting mainstream and critical perspectives, before focusing on ways of imagining the future, more equitable city, including a critical and hopeful research agenda.

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出血

What Is a City and Why Do They Matter?,ban world, people’s quality of life relates to how their cities are governed. The challenges posed by cities vary but the need for cities to provide people with livelihoods and the means to sustain well-being is fundamental. Inequalities are made manifest in cities and issues of power and politics determine responses to these inequalities.

細(xì)微的差異

What Policies and Strategies Arise?, the ‘urban problem’ which policy seeks to address have changed over time is then considered. Policies are increasingly transferred internationally. Examples of such policy constructs such as ‘smart’ or ‘liveable’ cities are critically examined. Finally, urban planning is considered as a key expression of urban policy.

連鎖,連串

Futures for Governing Cities, in governance, and how opportunities are used to retain or seek to change governance visions and values. The chapter then considers the city as a site and space of politics, revisiting mainstream and critical perspectives, before focusing on ways of imagining the future, more equitable city, including a critical and hopeful research agenda.

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Questions About Cities, governed, according to what values. The ways in which cities are governed reflect and sustain political values which can and do change. It then explains that studying cities is a wide ranging, interdisciplinary field of academic enquiry that shares a focus on the urban. The book’s critical approach