City Regions and Devolution in the UK

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Focusing on the concept of the 'city region,' this book critiques the evolution of governance structures that influence economic and social development. It offers rich case studies from areas like Greater Manchester and Cardiff, exploring the dynamics between local elites and civil society. By analyzing original empirical data, the authors engage with contemporary academic and policy discussions, highlighting the tensions and opportunities present in the governance of city regions in Britain. This work reflects on the changing landscapes of development and devolution.