European Planning Studies · 2001 · 29 citations · 8 references
Social SciencesUrban PlanningUrban StudiesUrban DevelopmentUrban GovernanceUrban RegenerationPartnership DevelopmentPartnership PolicyRedevelopment PlanningUrban Development PolicyUrban RedevelopmentUrban RenewalMunicipal PartnershipsPartnership BuildingRedevelopment AdministrationUrban Regeneration PartnershipsUrban Regeneration PolicyUrban Renewal Policy
The article reviews European literature on contemporary partnerships in urban renewal. It analyzes relationships among organizations in Paris and London redevelopment projects using partnership conceptions from the literature. The study finds common partnership themes across contexts, yet also identifies context‑specific differences.
This article reviews the growing body of European literature exploring the nature of contemporary partnerships. Some common themes emerge, but there also appear to be differences in the way partnership is viewed in different national contexts. The paper then describes the relationships between organizations involved in the process of redevelopment of an area of Paris and an area of London. These relationships are examined using the conceptions of partnership identified in the literature. The paper concludes by identifying some features of partnership which may be common to different national contexts and some which may vary according to context.
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