Publisher's Synopsis
Based on a unique information source, which itself contains unpublished and inaccessible research information, this book is able to focus on so-far unexplored areas of spatial economic policy. The author provides an up-to-date review of the condition of regional policy in Britain, assesses aspects of the role of local authorities, particularly in terms of resource use and investigates the ways that local authorities and other local agencies represent their economies to the outside world.
