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Social polarisation, the labour market and economic restructuring in Europe: an urban perspective
Morlicchio and Pratschke
Housing, Neighbourhood and Health: Research Review
Cameron, Gilroy and Miciukiewick
Cities, social cohesion and the environment
Swyngedouw and Cook
Towards a research agenda
on Governance, Citizenship and Social
Cohesion in Cities
García, Pradel, Eizaguirre, Martínez and Terrones
Super Diversity, Multiple Identities and Place
Dukes and Musterd
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Housing, Neighbourhood and Health
Cities, social cohesion and the environment
Social polarisation, the labour market and economic restructuring in Europe: an urban perspective
Super Diversity, Multiple Identities and Place
Towards a research agenda on Governance, Citizenship and Social Cohesion in Cities
Creative cities is a concept developed by Charles Landry in the late 1980s, encouraging a culture of creativity in urban planning and solutions to urban problems. It has become a global movement that inspires a new planning paradigm for cities and it is related to the concept of learning cities.
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You might like these interviews from last week where Phil Wood from Comedia talks about how he and Charles Landry developed the creative cities concept more than 20 years ago:
The Creative Cities concept:
Cycle of Creativity