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Are local councillors fit for purpose as the democratic structures representing local interest in contemporary urban regeneration schemes? The case of the Colville Estate, Hackney

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    Are local councillors fit for purpose as the democratic structures representing local interest in contemporary urban regeneration schemes? The case of the Colville Estate, Hackney

    By studying a single in-depth case study, the regeneration of the Colville Estate, this dissertation aims to assess whether local councillors are relevant in representing local interest and to explore the ways in which local representatives represent local interest in contemporary urban regeneration projects, given the context of complex governance structures and devolved powers. The investigation describes relevance as whether councillors are interested, whether they are willing and whether they are capable of representing local interests.

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    Added By: Elangkathir Duhindan
    Date Added: 09 Aug 2021 11:52
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    Tags: Representation, councillors, network, governance
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    URL: https://open-education-repository.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/668
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