Cities Limited
Author: Dr Oliver Marc Hartwich, Chief Economist, Policy Exchange - Aug 1, 2007
There are countless programmes, schemes and policies in place which are meant to help our cities regenerate. Yet, despite all of them and despite huge amounts of money spent on urban policy, success is difficult to measure. The Policy Exchange project analyses the historic development of urban regeneration in the UK, compares this with experiences made abroad (Netherlands, Poland, Germany, Hong Kong and Canada) and will recommend a new strategy to make our cities attractive places for people and business alike.
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