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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Austerity and grassroots mobilization in Athens: The emergence of an urban governance divide?
Ioannis Chorianopoulos and Nayia Tselepi report on findings from a second round of research in Melbourne carried out as part of our collaborative governance under austerity project, sponsored by the Economic and Social Research Council as part of its Urban Transformations Network. In our last posting we discussed … Continue reading
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Cultural Diversity and Collaboration in Dandenong, Melbourne.
Helen Sullivan, Hayley Henderson and Brendan Gleeson report on findings from a second round of research in Melbourne carried out as part of our collaborative governance under austerity project, sponsored by the Economic and Social Research Council as part of its Urban Transformations Network. Our selection of Dandenong … Continue reading
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The Logic and Practices of Austerity Governance in Dublin
This post outlines the main findings from the second round of research carried out by Dr Niamh Gaynor and Ms Nessa Ní Chasaide in Dublin as part of the Collaborative Governance under Austerity project. It forms part of a second series of eight … Continue reading
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Transforming Barcelona’s Urban Model? Limits and potentials for radical change under a radical left government
Ismael Blanco, Yunailis Salazar and Iolanda Bianchi report on findings from a second round of research in Barcelona carried out as part of the collaborative governance under austerity project, sponsored by the Economic and Social Research Council as part of its Urban Transformations Network. The multidimensional … Continue reading
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Austerity Leicester: Between Revitalisation, Retrenchment and Resistance
Professor Jonathan Davies reports on findings from a second round of research in Leicester carried out as part of the collaborative governance under austerity project, sponsored by the Economic and Social Research Council as part of its Urban Transformations Network. Leicester is a revitalised city. Since I … Continue reading
Baltimore: Governing Two Cities in ‘Crisis’
Madeleine Pill reports on findings from a second round of research in Baltimore carried out as part of the collaborative governance under austerity project, sponsored by the Economic and Social Research Council as part of its Urban Transformations Network, and led by Prof. Jonathan Davies. Baltimore exemplifies … Continue reading
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Governing Urban Crises of Welfarism: Reflections from our Eight-Case International Study
In today’s blog Jonathan Davies introduces a series of eight further blog postings outlining the findings from our research in the cities of Athens, Baltimore, Barcelona, Dublin, Leicester, Melbourne, Montreal, Nantes and Sydney. These will be posted one-by-one over the … Continue reading
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