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Functional polycentrism and urban network development in the Greater South East, United Kingdom : evidence from commuting patterns, 1981 - 2001
Goei, Bastiaan de; Burger, Martijn J.; Oort, Frank van; … - In: Regional studies 44 (2010) 9, pp. 1149-1170
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Urban decline
Clark, David - 1989 - 1. publ.
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Diversity, deprivation and space : a comparison of immigrant neighbourhoods in Germany, Denmark and Britain
May, David M. - In: Sustainable cities : diversity, economic growth and …, (pp. 151-164). 2009
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The fluctuating record of economic regeneration in England's second-order city regions, 1984 - 2007
Champion, Anthony G.; Townsend, Alan R. - 2009
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Great Britain's second-order city regions in recessions, 1978 - 2010
Champion, Anthony G.; Townsend, Alan R. - 2012
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How far do England's second-order cities emulate London as human-capital 'escalators'?
Champion, Anthony G.; Coombes, M. G.; Gordon, Ian - 2013
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Enhancing productivity in UK Core Cities : connecting local and regional growth
OECD - 2020
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Do urban social enterprises benefit from agglomeration? : evidence from four UK cities
Pinch, Steven; Sunley, Peter - In: Regional studies 50 (2016) 8, pp. 1290-1301
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Enhancing Productivity in UK Core Cities : Connecting Local and Regional Growth
OECD - 2020
Core Cities is an association of eleven cities in the UK: Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham, and Sheffield. Altogether, Core Cities and their surrounding regions account for around one quarter of the UK population and economy....
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