From ‘Regionalism’ to ‘Localism’: opportunities and challenges for North East England

Keith Shaw; Fred Robinson

From ‘Regionalism’ to ‘Localism’: opportunities and challenges for North East England

Keith Shaw, Fred Robinson

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Abstract

The aims of this study, started in January 2011, were to describe, assess and respond to forthcoming changes in governance, representation and accountability in the North East. In particular, it was intended to contribute to public understanding of a wide range of changes to the governance of the region; to establish how we can make the best of the opportunities on offer; and, at the same time to consider what may be worth preserving from the experience of regional-level governance.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Newcastle upon Tyne
Publisher	Millfield House Foundation
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - Oct 2011

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