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The potential implications of Trump’s ‘America First’ policies and May’s vision of a ‘Global Britain’ underline the importance of place-based policy approaches
Andrew talks to Greg Clark and Tim Moonen about their two new books 'World Cities and Nation States' and 'Global Cities', and discusses what's in store for 2017 with Alexandra Jones and Paul Swinney.
Changing global politics, an industrial strategy, a continued mistrust of the elite, metro mayors and robots are all in store for 2017
Local authorities in the UK are among the least powerful in the continent.
Event with the European Commission on how UK cities measure up to their continental competitors.
Big US cities did not vote for Trump. But unlike the UK, they are relatively insulated from decisions made at the centre.
The scale of the capital’s economy should ensure it dominates Europe for years to come – but getting the right Brexit deal will be vital.
Regional economic disparities belie the conventional narrative of a dynamic, innovative economy.
Invitation-only roundtable with Prof Philip McCann, ahead of our City Horizons lecture at the Shard.
When it comes to skills and productivity, Northern cities are closer to Eastern Europe than the South East of England.