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Volume 17 - Issue 1
Volume 16 - Issue 3
Editorial: Division and Unity Special Section
Volume 16 - Issue 3
Cathy Harris and Stephen Parkes
Journeyscapes: the regional scale of women’s domestic violence journeys
Volume 16 - Issue 3
Janet Bowstead
Volume 16 - Issue 2
Editorial – Levelling Up Special Section
Volume 16 - Issue 2
Richard Crisp and Ben Ledger-Jessop
Manufacturing as a false panacea for regional income inequality
Volume 16 - Issue 2
Ben Ledger-Jessop
Levelling Up: a missed opportunity to reframe the role of investment in physical capital
Volume 16 - Issue 2
Tony Gore and Peter Wells
Levelling Up through private sector ‘wealth creation’: some thoughts on the neglect of alternative approaches
Volume 16 - Issue 2
Richard Crisp
The role of higher education in Levelling Up: reforming or subverting the market?
Volume 16 - Issue 2
Colin McCaig
Boosterism and belonging: ‘pride in place’ and the levelling-up agenda
Volume 16 - Issue 2
Julian Dobson
Volume 15 - Issue 3
Editorial – Cultural Practices, Civic Engagement and Forms of Organisation: International, transnational and multi-level aspects of local governance
Volume 15 - Issue 3
Tony Gore and Carlos Nunes Silva
Transnational Urban and Rural Migrant Governance: The Case of the Indigenous Mexican Migrant Community in Los Angeles
Volume 15 - Issue 3
Sascha Krannich
Culture and Governance: heritage safeguarding in Cape Verde
Volume 15 - Issue 3
Maria Isabel Lemos
How ‘Local’ are Action Plans submitted by Open Government Partnership Local Participants?
Volume 15 - Issue 3
Merlin Chatwin and Mary Francoli
Book review – How far to nudge? Assessing behavioural public policy
Volume 15 - Issue 3
Peter Wells
Volume 15 - Issue 2
A surprising turn of events – episodes towards a renaissance of civil society infrastructure in England
Volume 15 - Issue 2
Rob Macmillan
Inhibiting integration and strengthening inequality? The effects of UK policy making on refugees and asylum seekers in Wales
Volume 15 - Issue 2
Samuel Parker
“It’s a £20 sort of thing”: the dehumanizing impacts of Universal Credit and the end of the ‘uplift’
Volume 15 - Issue 2
Sophie Negus
Visualising Children’s Services Data: A composite of the Child Welfare Inequalities Project App
Volume 15 - Issue 2
Calum Webb and Rhiannon Thomas
Book review – Planet on Fire: A Manifesto for the Age of Environmental Breakdown
Volume 15 - Issue 2
Laurie Heykoop
Volume 15 - Issue 1
Anti-social behaviour victims’ experiences of activating the ‘Community Trigger’ case review
Volume 15 - Issue 1
Vicky Heap
Volume 14 - Issue 3
Policy geographies revisited
Volume 14 - Issue 3
Adam Whitworth
Re-making state-civil society relationships during the COVID 19 pandemic? An English perspective
Volume 14 - Issue 3
Chris Dayson and Chris Damm
Book review – Policy Problems and Policy Design
Volume 14 - Issue 3
Sioned Pearce
Volume 14 - Issue 1
People, Policy and Place relaunch: a note from the Editors
Volume 14 - Issue 1
PPP Editors
Moments of alignment between devolved political ideology and policy design: the case of Wales
Volume 14 - Issue 1
Sioned Pearce, Christala Sophocleous, Helen Blakely and Eva Elliott
Insight Through Experience: How Expert Citizens are celebrating the nicest people
Volume 14 - Issue 1
Darren Murinas and Andy Meakin
Book Review – Payment by results and social impact bonds: Outcome-based payment systems in the UK and US
Volume 14 - Issue 1
Josie Soutar
Volume 13 - Issue 2
Editorial: Manifesto Commentaries
Volume 13 - Issue 2
Ed Ferrari
Austerity: Resurrection? The main parties’ positions on fiscal policy & welfare spending at the 2019 general election
Volume 13 - Issue 2
Craig Berry
Housing and the UK election manifestos for 2019: Reclaiming established positions, some novelty but more questions than answers
Volume 13 - Issue 2
Kenneth Gibb
Planning for an ageing population
Volume 13 - Issue 2
Rose Gilroy
The 2019 General Election and the teaching profession in England
Volume 13 - Issue 2
Mike Coldwell and Sam Twiselton
Transport – Let down again, or revolution?
Volume 13 - Issue 2
James Gleave
‘You were the future once’ – third sector prospects in the 2019 election manifestos
Volume 13 - Issue 2
Chris Damm and Chris Dayson
Immigration after Brexit: towards a more liberal approach?
Volume 13 - Issue 2
Jonathan Portes
What role for housing in the ‘Brexit’ election? Spotlight on the party manifestos and what they mean for the housing sector
Volume 13 - Issue 2
Tracy Harrison
Politics of fear or complacency on climatic and ecological collapse?
Volume 13 - Issue 2
John Grant
Volume 13 - Issue 1
Estimating the Impacts of Area Regeneration Programmes in Scotland on Health and Unemployment: a quasi-experimental approach
Volume 13 - Issue 1
Daryll Archibald, Zhiqiang Feng and Elspeth Graham
Volume 12 - Issue 3
Urban greenspace quandaries: Can systems thinking offer any solutions?
Volume 12 - Issue 3
Jill Dickinson and Paul Wyton
No Stump City: The Contestation and Politics of Urban Street-Trees – A Case Study of Sheffield
Volume 12 - Issue 3
Ian D. Rotherham and Matthew Flinders