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Co-production of Place-based policy: The Case of Teesside, UK
Natasha Vall
, Kieran Fenby-Hulse
School of Social Sciences, Humanities & Law
SSSHL Management
Institute for Collective Place Leadership
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Place-based Policy
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Production of Place
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Teesside
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Local-regional
50%
Local Authorities
25%
Politicians
25%
National Government
25%
Local Community
25%
Artistic Practice
25%
Pressing Issues
25%
Innovative Practices
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Practice Experience
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Social Sciences
25%
Over 40
25%
Local Government
25%
Local Area
25%
UK Economy
25%
Public Engagement
25%
Local Business
25%
Birch
25%
Supportive Community
25%
Regional Government
25%
Social Art
25%
Regional University
25%
Place-based Approach
25%
Science Practices
25%
Imaginative Practices
25%
Disciplinary Expertise
25%
Middlesbrough
25%
Socio-economic Challenges
25%
Social Humanities
25%
Community University
25%
Social Sciences
UK
100%
Coproduction
100%
Local Government
40%
Social Science
20%
Central Government
20%
Community Support
20%