Titlebook: Urban Renewal; Theory and Practice Chris Couch Textbook 1990Latest edition C. R. Couch 1990 design.development.economic theory.management.o

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emonstrated that role-specific subsidiary management is possible, if not necessary. In the future, MNC managers could benefit even more if, instead of treating all their subsidiaries alike, they approached them differently – especially when evaluating their performance.

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Textbook 1990Latest editionl before going on to examine the economic and social context of modern renewal policy. Two further chapters deal with management theory and urban design, before the final part of the book uses this material to critically evaluate current British urban renewal policies.

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Economic Theory for Urban Renewal,l demand for buildings derives from the needs of producers and consumers for urban space and their ability to pay for such space. Urban renewal comes about through action within the construction and development industries and will only occur under conditions which those industries find satisfactory

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Management and Organisational Theory for Urban Renewal,ting, objectives; operating in different modes and at different speeds. In reality little attempt is made to coordinate these various activities beyond (i) placing considerable faith in market mechanisms, and (ii) relying on the disjointed incrementalism so aptly described by Lindblom in the 1950s (

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Urban Design for Urban Renewal,ook better or worse. Each change can be initiated without regard or with inadequate response to these two issues or it can be initiated in such a way as to improve the functioning and the look of the city. In this context the word functioning refers to the way the city works as a physical unit: the

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Current Practice in Urban Renewal,e intervention: (i) the making and enforcing of laws and regulations; (ii) government spending and taxation policies; and (iii) organisational changes including the establishment of new agencies to deal with particular problems or policy approaches. In each section various policy instruments are des