Spatial imbalances in the United Kingdom after the Millennium: a focus on the cities
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2017
During the recovery after the economic crisis, much academic and policy attention was diverted to the
role of cities as growth hubs all over Europe and the world. Significant economic disparities are a longstanding
problem for the United Kingdom as a whole, which have been growing for decades and are
remarkably high among the most developed OECD and EU countries. To investigate recent spatial
processes, the methodology of our research relies on comparative spatial data analysis and literature
review. Our analyses will cover the issue of a spatially more balanced development based on the
“northern powerhouse” initiative which builds upon the collective strength of the cities in the North.
Addressing the ‘national’ problem of regional inequalities, spatial rebalancing is assumed to be inevitable,
especially in the light of the new economic and regional challenges posed by the Brexit decision.
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| Authors | Zsibók, Zsuzsanna; |
| Journal | deturope |
| Year | 2017 |
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Biology (General)
Medicine (General)
Medicine
environmental sciences
public aspects of medicine
history of scholarship and learning. the humanities
social sciences
architecture
urban groups. the city. urban sociology
regional planning
city planning
sociology (general)
aesthetics of cities. city planning and beautifying
political science
special aspects of education
electronic computers. computer science
recreation. leisure
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