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Introduction Introduction
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Early movements: A focus on the cities Early movements: A focus on the cities
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Experiments in sub-national democracy: Part I – Devolution through deal making Experiments in sub-national democracy: Part I – Devolution through deal making
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Democratic reform: City mayors (and city regions) Democratic reform: City mayors (and city regions)
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Further democratic developments ahead of the Northern Powerhouse Further democratic developments ahead of the Northern Powerhouse
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Devolution deals and towards metro mayors Devolution deals and towards metro mayors
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Experiments in sub-national democracy: Part II – Metro mayors Experiments in sub-national democracy: Part II – Metro mayors
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Governing the city regions Governing the city regions
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Are metro mayors delivering the broader post-2010 devolution vision? Are metro mayors delivering the broader post-2010 devolution vision?
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Metro mayors: Populists, or policy entrepreneurs? Metro mayors: Populists, or policy entrepreneurs?
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Conclusion Conclusion
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An era of deal-making An era of deal-making
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4 City regions and the cities within them: Connecting two overlapping scales
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Published:February 2020
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Abstract
This chapter charts the demise of the regional agenda and the shift towards city-regional thinking which has underpinned much of the recent devolution agenda. Considering the similarities to the metropolitan architecture of the 70s and 80s, this discusses the emergence of Local Enterprise Partnerships through to Combined Authorities. This sets the scene for a broader discussion of the Devolution Deals being agreed at the city region level. In doing so, the chapter takes a broader look at how city regions function and, in particular, how districts can cooperate towards collective goals. This draws down recent examples from the emerging devolution deals, including how new metro-mayors are exercising their powers within their city regions, as well as lessons that can be learnt from the now nearly 20-year-old London Mayoral post.
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