Re-imagining Pride-in-Place at the Mezzolevel

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Sampson, T., Branch, A. and Tofield, G. 2024. Re-imagining Pride-in-Place at the Mezzolevel. Rochford, Essex The Cultural Engine.
AuthorsSampson, T., Branch, A. and Tofield, G.
TypeDiscussion paper
Abstract

We make the case that the next UK government should strategically retain parts of the Levelling Up agenda, particularly the concept of pride-in-place. However, we propose new ways of understanding pride as part of a radical recalibration of community development strategy.

With an election on the imminent horizon, there is interest in what Labour can do about regional inequality. Indeed, they have recently argued that Boris Johnson talked a “good game” on Levelling up, but the political consensus is that the Tories have not delivered.

KeywordsPride in Place; Emotional Geography; Tourism; Levelling Up
Year2024
PublisherThe Cultural Engine
Place of publicationRochford, Essex
Web address (URL)https://culturalengine.org.uk/re-imagining-pride-in-place-at-the-mezzolevel/
FunderThe University of East London
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Online27 Jun 2024
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Deposited09 Jul 2024
Copyright holder© 2024, Cultural Engine Research Group
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