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Volume 25, issue 8, 2010

Economic Success Requires Effective Industrial Policy pp. 599-606

Glenn Athey

No City Left Behind? Place-Based Industrial Policy After the Recession pp. 607-611

Neil Lee

Industrial Policy pp. 612-621

Dominic Williams

Local Economy Editorial Board, 2010 pp. 612-612

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Necessity as the Mother of Intervention: The Industrial Policy Debate in England pp. 622-630

Simon Lee

Innovation Policy as Industrial Policy: Some Lessons from Hamburg's Regional Innovation System pp. 631-649

Tim Vorley and Jen Nelles

Towards the Resilient Region? pp. 650-667

Stuart Dawley, Andy Pike and John Tomaney

The French Regional Industrial Clusters Policy: Lessons from the Lyon Urban Trucks and Bus Cluster pp. 668-677

Delphine Guisard, Christian Le Bas and Pascal Nief

Obama's Innovation Policy: Can the New Directions Hold? pp. 678-684

Erik R. Pages

Diversifying the Economic Base of a Rural Local Economy Reliant on Extractive Industries and Dealing with Recession: The Example of a Local Industrial Policy in Northern Michigan pp. 685-690

Dennis J. West

Community Capitalism: The Local Response to the Need for Economic Growth and Diversification pp. 691-698

Ron Kitchens

Europe 2020 pp. 699-702

David Walburn

Volume 25, issue 7, 2010

Controversies in Local Economic Development pp. 527-534

Martin Perry

From RDAs to LEPs: A New Localism? Case Examples of West Midlands and Yorkshire pp. 535-557

Gill Bentley, David Bailey and John Shutt

The Limits of Place Branding for Local Development: The Case of Tuscany and the Arnovalley Brand pp. 558-572

Cecilia Pasquinelli

LETS as Alternative, Post-capitalist Economic Spaces? Learning Lessons from the Totnes ‘Acorn’ pp. 573-585

Rachel C. Granger, Jonathan Wringe and Peter Andrews

Strategic Options for Tourism Impacts on Local Sustainability: A Conceptual Approach pp. 586-598

Manolis Christofakis

Volume 25, issue 5-6, 2010

Looking Back on New Labour: What got Better? pp. 357-366

Andrew Jones

Critical Reflections on a Decade of Third Sector Modernisation: Another Sector is Possible pp. 367-372

Matthew Scott

Here We Go Again: The Pathology of Compulsive Re-organisation pp. 373-378

Andrew Jones

Scrutiny: Labour's Accidental Innovation pp. 379-381

Andrew Coulson

Welfare Reform: Silencing the Unemployed pp. 382-389

Ines Newman

Local Government Funding Freedoms 1997–2010 pp. 390-396

Dominic Williams

Looking Back in Order to Move Forward: The Politics of Evolving Sub-National Economic Policy Architecture pp. 397-405

Lee Pugalis

New Labour and Inequality: Thatcherism Continued? pp. 406-423

Danny Dorling

New Labour and Local Democracy since 1997: Did Things Really Get Better? pp. 424-437

Hugh Atkinson

New Labour's Spaces of Competitiveness pp. 438-456

Dave Valler and Juliet Carpenter

Revisiting the ‘Missing Middle’ in English Sub-National Governance pp. 457-475

Keith Shaw and Paul Greenhalgh

Between Economic Competitiveness and Social Inclusion: New Labour and the Economic Revival of Deprived Neighbourhoods pp. 476-493

Stephen Syrett and David North

Labour, the Enterprise Gap and the Red Queen pp. 494-509

James Derbyshire and Garry Haywood

Environmental Policy under New Labour pp. 510-522

Tony Jackson

Book Review: Injustice pp. 523-525

Alan Waters

Volume 25, issue 4, 2010

South Africa's Challenge of Shared Prosperity pp. 265-268

Ivan Turok

Investment Readiness Programmes and Access to Finance: A Critical Review of Design Issues pp. 269-292

Colin Mason and Jennifer Kwok

Community Cohesion in the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham pp. 293-304

Matthew Wood and Julie Fowlie

The Connectivity of the Creative Industries in North East England — The Problems of Physical and Relational Distance pp. 305-318

Jon Swords and Felicity Wray

The End of the Right to Buy and the Future of Social Housing in Scotland pp. 319-327

Kim McKee

Will Policies Designed to Encourage Links between European Clusters Weaken their Internal Dynamics? pp. 328-338

James Derbyshire

Sector Variations in SMEs’ Use of External Business Advice pp. 339-355

Don Webber, S. Johnson and S. Fargher

Volume 25, issue 3, 2010

Merging Lanes? The Environment and Economic Development in the Age of Necessities pp. 167-169

Munir Morad

Responding to Climate Change: An Essential Component of Sustainable Development in the 21st Century pp. 170-175

Micheal D. Morecroft and Caroline E. Cowan

Networks of Waste: Informal Economic Systems and Sustainability in Bali, Indonesia pp. 176-189

Amelia Bruce and Donovan Storey

Marine (Aquaculture) Space Allocation: Assessing Transitional Challenges to Local Economies in New Zealand pp. 190-207

Hamish G. Rennie

Surviving the Economic Crisis: Can Eco-Towns Aid Economic Development? pp. 208-219

M. Morad and M. Plummer

Land-based Economic Clusters and their Sustainability: The Case of the Horseracing Industry pp. 220-233

Gavin Parker and Jason Beedell

Slums of Hope: Land Tenure Reforms, Local Economic Development and Environmental Improvement in a Kenyan Shanty Town pp. 234-239

Bernard Toomey

The NSW (Australia) Planning Reforms and their Implications for Planning Education and Natural and Built Environment pp. 240-250

Awais Piracha

The Effects of Taxation on Sustainable Development pp. 251-263

Greg Mcgill

Volume 25, issue 2, 2010

Education, Education, Education: The End of an Era? pp. 87-90

Deian Hopkin

Has the UK Missed an Opportunity in Its Stimulus Package? pp. 91-93

David Walburn

Housing-led Regeneration and the Local Impacts of the Credit Crunch pp. 94-107

Kenneth Gibb and Anthony O'sullivan

The Incompatibility of Economic Development Policies for Rural Areas in England pp. 108-119

Nigel Curry

Limits to ‘The Learning Region’: What University-centered Economic Development Can (and Cannot) do to Create Knowledge-based Regional Economies pp. 120-130

Susan Christopherson and Jennifer Clark

Impact of the Recession on the Property Market in Northern Ireland: Contractual Non-Compliance pp. 131-142

A. Adair, J. Berry, M. Haran, M.G. Lloyd and W.S. McGreal

Saving a Town-centre Project in the Recession: How Bury Council in Greater Manchester used Smart Financing through a Limited Liability Partnership pp. 143-147

Mark Sanders

In Pursuit of the ‘Third Mission’: Strategic Focus on Regional Economic Development by a Business School in the USA pp. 148-153

Pamela R. Cash, Joyendu Bhadury, Donald L. McCrickard and James K. Weeks

2010 Surely will be Better: How Public Policy and Economic Development Organizations in the USA Have Responded to the Recession pp. 154-161

Louise Anderson

Richmond, Virginia, Shifts Strategies to Meet the Recession Head-on pp. 162-166

Sara Dunnigan

Volume 25, issue 1, 2010

Localising welfare reform: The case for devolution pp. 1-9

Andrew Jones

Legacy planning, Regeneration and events: The Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games pp. 10-23

Catherine M. Matheson

Toward a transaction cost economics of rural development pp. 24-31

Vladislav Valentinov and Karin Larsen

Evidence-based policy in planning: An analysis of housing trajectories in England pp. 32-46

Stephen Barton and Trudy Harpham

Local authorities, funding tourism services and tourist taxes pp. 47-57

Steve Burns

‘Entrepreneurship enablers’ — Their unsung and unquantified role in competitiveness and regeneration pp. 58-73

John Thompson

Birmingham's Frankfurt christmas market: Innovative urban policy in action pp. 74-80

Jon Bloomfield

Successful economies mean successful communities. The experience of 25 years of local economic development in the London Borough of Wandsworth pp. 81-86

Mike Brook