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Author Stevenson, Deborah.

Title Agendas in place : urban and cultural planning for cities and regions / Deborah Stevenson
Published Rockhampton, Qld. : Rural Social and Economic Research Centre, Central Queensland University Press, 1998

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Description vii, 178 pages ; 25 cm
Contents 1. Introduction: Identities and place -- 2. A very suburban nation : The production of a suburban landscape ; Australian cities of imagination ; Form follows function ; City beautiful and garden city ideals ; The government of urban space ; Posing the urban question ; Federal urban policy in Australia --3. Post-Fordism and the city : Urban sociology and the post-theory city ; The landscape as text ; Post-Fordism and the emergence of the world city ; Economic change and urban decline ; Reimaging the urban bazaar ; Faith, hope and a festival marketplace ; Dreaming 'better cities' -- 4. Honeysuckle, Newcastle: Reimaging the industrial city : The 'Cinderella City' ; A partnership for the future ; Forty-five hectares of opportunity ; The masterplan ; Inventing a place called Honeysuckle ; Selling the vision ; The local media ; Building a 'better' city or zoning for entrprise? -- 5. Cultural planning and urban redevelopment : The promise of cultural planning ; Reimagining urbanism? ; The anti-urbanism of the rural idyll ; The cultural 'heart' of the city ; Planning cities and creating citizens ; Cultural planning and economic development ; 'Best practice' in urban renewal -- 6. Civial society and the local state : New times and citizenship ; Planning, participation and consultation ; Recasting the debate ; Civil society, local government and the regional city -- 7. Conclusion: Making a place in the reimagined city
Summary "Regional Australia is a much neglected and often maligned object of research. The challenges confronting the cities, towns and people of these areas may often be very different from those facing metropolitan areas, but the consequences of these challenges frequently have a direct impact on the social, cultural and economic life of the major centres."--p. vii
Notes Includes index
Bibliography Bibliography: pages 150-173
Subject City planning -- Australia.
City planning -- Australia -- New South Wales -- Newcastle
Sociology, Urban -- Australia.
Urban policy -- Australia.
Urban policy -- Australia -- New South Wales -- Newcastle
SUBJECT Australia http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79021326 -- Cultural policy. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh99005456
Author Stevenson, Deborah.
Central Queensland University. Rural Social and Economic Research Centre
LC no. 00363771
ISBN 1875902686