12  Co-Management inUrban Regeneration

New Perspectives on TransferableCollaborative Practice

Hans Schlappa

INTRODUCTION

Contemporary regeneration policy emphasizes the vertical as well as horizontal integration of key stakeholders in local development partnerships (LDPs) because this is considered to be of critical importance in achieving lasting socioeconomic improvements. Ensuring the integration of residents and third sector organizations (TSOs) is a persistent problem for LDPs, however, and has posed a wide range of challenges for policy and practice ever since national governments started to experiment with area-based approaches to urban regeneration in the 1980s (Department for Communities and Local Government, 2008; Wilks-Hegg, 2000; ...

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