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Volume 19, issue 4, 2004

Cultural Policy and Urban Regeneration: a Special Edition of Local Economy pp. 305-311

Stuart Wilks-Heeg and Peter North

Cultural Policy and Urban Regeneration in Western European Cities: Lessons from Experience, Prospects for the Future pp. 312-326

Beatriz García

Cultural Policy as Urban Transformation? Critical Reflections on Glasgow, European City of Culture 1990 pp. 327-340

Gerry Mooney

Capitalising Culture: Liverpool 2008 pp. 341-360

Paul Jones and Stuart Wilks-Heeg

Making Space for Culture(s) in Boomtown. Some Alternative Futures for Development, Ownership and Participation in Leeds City Centre pp. 361-379

Paul Chatterton and Rachael Unsworth

Big Ideas for a Small Town: the Huddersfield Creative Town Initiative pp. 380-395

Phil Wood and Calvin Taylor

City Centre Regeneration in the Context of the 2001 European Capital of Culture in Porto, Portugal pp. 396-410

Carlos J. L. Balsas

Overview: Arts, Culture and the Local Economy pp. 411-413

Jo Dungey

Creative Sheffield: Creating Value and Changing Values? pp. 414-419

Gordon Dabinett

Brighton and Hove: a Natural Festival City pp. 420-422

Paula Murray

Shared Space: New Audiences pp. 423-427

Naseem Khan

A Festival of Ideas pp. 428-431

Gill Cooper

Volume 19, issue 3, 2004

Power to the People? How to Judge Public Participation pp. 193-198

Paul Burton

Watching the Degenerate: Street Camera Surveillance and Urban Regeneration pp. 199-211

Roy Coleman

Building for the Future: Housing-Related Sectors and the Welsh Economy pp. 212-225

Max Munday, David Pickernell and Annette Roberts

Rural Labour Markets: The Welsh Example pp. 226-248

Melanie K. Jones

Regional Job-Turnover and Industrial Policy. A Note on a Potential Time Pattern of Regional Industrial Policies and their Job Effects — the Case of the German City-State of Bremen pp. 249-263

Wolfram Elsner

Including the Community in Local Regeneration? The Case of Greater Pollok Social Inclusion Partnership pp. 264-275

Chris McWilliams

Introduction. Working with Men pp. 276-277

Trefor Lloyd

Men's Health and Economic Well-being pp. 278-281

Peter Baker

Making the Most of Fathers pp. 282-287

Adrienne Burgess

Preparing Underachieving Young Men for the Workplace pp. 288-291

Trefor Llyod

Men on the Margins: Strategies for Engagement pp. 292-297

Sandy Ruxton

Review Article: Working Capital: Life and Labour in Contemporary London N. Buck, I. Gordon, P. Hall, M. Harloe and M. Kleinman London: Routledge, 2002, ISBN 0-415-27932-1, £23.99 paper, 424 pp.; How London Works: London's Economy and London's Markets E. Ellis, A. Hirmis and M. Spilsbury London: Kogan Page, 2002, ISBN 0-7494-3784-70, £19.95 paper, 184 pp.; Unequal City: London in a Global Era C. Hamnett London: Routledge, 2003, ISBN 0-415-31730-4, £85.00 cloth, 304 pp pp. 298-302

Peter J Taylor

Volume 19, issue 2, 2004

The Responsibilities of Place pp. 97-101

Doreen Massey

Trade Unions in Local and Regional Development and Governance: The Northern Trades Union Congress in North East England pp. 102-116

Andy Pike, Peter O'Brien and John Tomaney

Evaluating the Economic Benefits from Tourism Spending through Input-Output Frameworks: Issues and Cases pp. 117-133

Calvin Jones and Max Munday

Urban and Regional High Technologies: The Case of Oulu pp. 134-149

Tom Donnelly and Martti Hyry

‘Race’, Employment, and Contract Compliance: A Way Forward for Local Authorities? pp. 150-158

Michael Orton and Peter Ratcliffe

Improving Access to Early Stage Venture Capital in Regional Economies: A New Approach to Investment Readiness pp. 159-173

Colin M. Mason and Richard T. Harrison

Making Recycling Work for the Local Economy pp. 174-174

John Batchelor

Recycling, Best Value and Social Enterprise: Assessing the ‘Liverpool Model’ pp. 175-180

Sarah Brennan and Stephen Ackers

Book Reviews pp. 181-188

Doug Watts, Henry Wai-chung Yeung, Ron Griffiths and Nicola Thompson

Volume 19, issue 1, 2004

Dealing with Housing Abandonment: A Coherent Framework to Facilitate Urban Restructuring? pp. 1-7

Brendan Nevin

Market Town Regeneration; Challenges for Policy and Implementation pp. 8-24

Alison Caffyn

Responding to a Coalfield Closure: Old Issues for a New Regional Development Agency? pp. 25-37

Roger Henderson and John Shutt

Visualising the Operating Behaviour of SMEs in Sector and Cluster: Evidence from the West Midlands pp. 38-54

Janet Tully and Nigel Berkeley

Decentralisation of Competencies and Local Development Agencies in North-Eastern Italy pp. 55-68

Stefano Solari

Social Enterprise: Mainstreamed from the Margins? pp. 69-84

Mark Morrin, Dave Simmonds and Will Somerville

Book Review: Partnerships, New Labour and the Governance of Welfare C. Glendinning, M. Powell & K. Rummery K (Editors) Bristol: Policy Press, 2002, ISBN 1 86134 339 6, £18.99 paper, 259 pp.; Evaluating New Labour's Welfare Reforms M. Powell (Editors) Bristol: Policy Press, 2002, ISBN 1 86134 335 3, £17.99 paper, 262 pp pp. 85-88

Julie MacLeavy

Book Review: Innovative Cities pp. 89-90

Philip McCann

Volume 18, issue 4, 2003

Ageing: It's Everyone's Business pp. 284-290

Richard Baker

‘Going Grey’: Demographic Change and the Changing Labour Market in Scotland pp. 291-305

Ross Brown and Mike Danson

Labour Market Trends, Skill Needs and the Ageing of the Workforce: A Challenge for Employability? pp. 306-321

Anne E. Green

The Labour Market Potential for Scientists, Engineers and Managers in Milton Keynes, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire pp. 322-336

Helen Lawton Smith

Growing Old in England: Economic and Social Issues pp. 337-346

Irene Hardill

Age diversity in employment - Local Government responses pp. 347-351

Sam Mercer

The PRIME Initiative: encouraging self-employment among older workers pp. 351-353

Laurice South

Book Review: Sports and City Marketing pp. 354-355

Calvin Jones

Book Review: The Social Economy pp. 355-356

Ivan Turok

Book Review: Mutualism in Public Policy pp. 356-358

Martin Purvis

Book Review: The Knowledge Economy pp. 358-359

Andy Cumbers

Volume 18, issue 3, 2003

Neighbourhood governance: Holy Grail or poisoned chalice? pp. 190-195

Marilyn Taylor

The State of Construction Training and Employment in the Local Economy of Jersey pp. 196-207

Sepiden Arhani, Linda Clarke and Elisabeth Michielsens

Unemployment Trends in Some American Cities with Living Wage Ordinances pp. 208-221

James A. Buss and Dina Franceschi

Trust and Networking in Inter-firm Relations: the Case of Eco-industrial Development pp. 222-236

David Gibbs

Developing Frameworks for Examining Community Participation in a Multi-Level Environment pp. 237-252

Mike Smith and Helen Sullivan

More than Tea and Biscuits; the Role of Time Banks and LETS in Local Economic Development pp. 253-253

John Batchelor

The New Mutualism and the Meaning of Time Banks pp. 253-257

David Boyle

‘With a little help from my friends.’ Evaluating time banks as a tool for community self-help pp. 257-264

Gill Seyfang

“All You Need is Love†? Assessing Time Banks as a Tool for Sustainable Economic Development pp. 264-267

Stuart Callison

Time Banks — Learning the Lessons from LETS? pp. 267-270

Peter North

Book Review: Urban Competitiveness pp. 271-272

Mike Raco

Book Review: Critical Economic Governance pp. 272-274

Martin Jones

Urban and Regional Economics pp. 274-275

Richard Harris

Book Review: Social Exclusion pp. 275-276

Keith Halfacree

Book Review: Skills pp. 276-278

Richard Edwards

Volume 18, issue 2, 2003

Doing One's Duty? Voluntary Work and the ‘New Economy’ pp. 102-108

Irene Hardill and Susan Baines

The Countryside in the City - Situating a Farmers' Market in Birmingham pp. 109-120

Gillian Bentley, Alan G. Hallsworth and Anna Bryan

‘Design-led’ Urban Regeneration: a Critical Perspective pp. 121-134

David Bell and Mark Jayne

The Competitiveness of Former Coalfields: Manufacturing Managers' Perceptions of Competitiveness Strengths and Weaknesses in South Yorkshire pp. 135-158

Nick J. Bowes

Local Responses to Longterm Unemployment: Delivering Access to Employment in Edinburgh pp. 159-173

Colin Lindsay and Garry Sturgeon

The LGA's ‘Helping the Hardest to Reach into Work’ Commitment: Overcoming the Barriers to Employment pp. 174-175

Tony Rich

Nottinghamshire County Council: LGA Six Commitments - ‘Helping the Hardest to Reach into Work’ pp. 176-177

Michael Burrows

Bristol City Council - Doing the Deal, Finding the Path, Building Success pp. 178-179

David Sanderson

Knowsley Borough Council's Employment Programmes pp. 180-182

Fishwick Tracy

Book Review: Business Services pp. 184-185

Alan MacPherson

Book Review: Economic Development in Nottingham pp. 185-186

Irene Hardill

Book Review: The City pp. 186-187

Alan Latham

Volume 18, issue 1, 2003

Universities and Local Economic Development: An Appraisal of the Issues and Practices pp. 2-6

Helen Lawton Smith

Universities and Territorial Development: Reshaping the Regional Role of UK Universities pp. 7-20

David Charles

The Widening Local and Regional Development Impacts of the Modern Universities — A Tale of Two Cities (and North-South Perspectives) pp. 21-37

John Glasson

Towards the Entrepreneurial University pp. 38-48

Michela Lazzeroni and Andrea Piccaluga

Regional Development Agencies and Cluster Strategies: Engaging the Knowledge-base in the North of England pp. 49-62

Frank Peck and David McGuinness

University-Industry Linkages and the Development of Knowledge Clusters in Canada pp. 63-79

Jérôme Doutriaux

Universities and Technology-based Entrepreneurship in the Gothenburg Region pp. 80-90

Åsa Lindholm Dahlstrand and Staffan Jacobsson

Product Development through University-SME Collaboration: Lessons from Reactive and Proactive Approaches pp. 91-95

Anne Tomes and Mark Phillips

Reviews pp. 96-99

Andrew Jones, Graham Haughton and Anne E. Green