Today’s Glasgow: The Legacy of Elite Planning and Community Disempowerment, Presentation to Conference: “Top down meets bottom up in post-industrial regeneration: Good practice and challenges in participatory approaches to community engagement in city planning”, International Conference organized by the University of the West of Scotland, School of Media, Culture and Society, in association with RSE-funded Interdisciplinary and Cross-Institutional Research Network Regeneration and Waterfront Heritage Zones in Northern Europe, Riverside Museum, Glasgow, 20th January, 2017.

Collins, C. (Invited speaker)

Activity: Talk or presentation › Oral presentation

Description

A critical reflection on the challenges of post-industrial regeneration in contemporary Glasgow in light of research into the historical regional and urban planning processes which have shaped these challenges.
Period20 Jan 2017
Event titleTop-down meets bottom up in post-industrial regeneration: Good practice and challenges in participatory approaches to community engagement in city planning
Event typeConference
LocationGlasgow, United Kingdom
Degree of RecognitionInternational

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