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Based on absolute and relative change in GVA and employment compared to national (Great Britain) levels, Glasgow’s economic path can be divided into three main episodes:. ... Episode 3 (2008-2014) crisis and weak recovery. Structural change, economic

Based on in-depth interviews, a half day workshop and data analysis, this case study report briefly outlines some aspects of Bristol’s economic history. ... It then examines the city’s comparative economic performance and the form and direction of

of economic growth that is more balanced, sustainable and inclusive.

This public lecture will explore the resilience of British cities to major economic shocks using the vast City Evolutions dataset. ... With Brexit looming, and the prospect of future disruptive technological change, the economic futures of British cities

This paper splits cities into a number of ‘clubs’ depending on their economic performance since 1971.

The economic development of Peterborough reflects a number of different influences. ... It prospered as a market town for many years but its economic fortunes transformed by the opening of the railway station in 1850 that was part of the Great Northern

the ‘Midlands engine’ all testify to the importance now assigned to cities as primary arenas of economic activity.

How UK cities have transformed, adapted and evolved over time. Primary Menu. Working Paper: Tees Valley Case Study. Posted on. February 21, 2018. February 21, 2018. by Rita Beden. The experience of Tees Valley, and in particular the Middlesbrough

Are Northern cities as economically strong ‘individually’ as Osborne’s claim suggests? There is more to a city’s economic success than just size and density, and the argument that greater ... Moreover, devolution could even intensify economic

Decentralisation must not be seen as an end in itself but as a means to better economic, social and environmental outcomes for people and places across England and the UK.