Titlebook: Urban Policy in Britain; The City, the State Rob Atkinson,Graham Moon Textbook Mar 1994Latest edition Rob Atkinson and Graham Moon 1994 ev

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Reshaping the Urban Policy Inheritance,e programmes which the Conservatives inherited were often fundamentally restructured to reflect Thatcherite preoccupations. In this chapter we will examine the reshaping of the policy inheritance. We will consider five areas which each impacted, to a varying extent, on urban problems:

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Local Government and Urban Policy,s was particularly the case during the Thatcher years (Rhodes, 1988; Moon and Parnell, 1989); there was a major restructuring of central-local relations, with the powers of the centre being generally, but often not without cost, enhanced at the expense of the local government.

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Conclusion,ook back over the material we have covered. We shall reflect upon the utility of pluralist, Marxist and New Right perspectives for understanding urban policy. Finally, using the general policy analysis framework outlined in Chapter 1, we will offer an overall assessment of urban policy in the post-1945 period.

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Urban Planning under Conservatism,ortance of the Town and Country Planning Act, 1947, to the establishment of a post-Second World War urban planning system based on the preparation of land-use plans and the regulation of urban change through development control legislation. The impact of this system extended beyond its role in foste

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