Titlebook: Developing England’s North; The Political Econom Craig Berry,Arianna Giovannini Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Leading the Way? The Relationship Between ‘Devo-Manc’, Combined Authorities and the Northern Powerhop of the GMCA will provide a fulcrum, although there remains uncertainty about the long-term sustainability of both combined authorities and the Northern Powerhouse, until both are tested by the decisions to be taken about Northern transport interconnectivity and the impact of the metro-mayoral elections.

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Regionalisation and Civil Society in a Time of Austerity: The Cases of Manchester and Sheffieldgotiating its way through this changing governance landscape. The chapter considers the ways in which city-regions are being built and the ways in which this process is being limited or undermined through austerity.

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The Recomposition of the Tax System: Exacerbating Uneven Development Through the Northern Powerhouseeen polities who will be encouraged to offer increasingly ‘business friendly’ tax environments. This is being discursively rationalised as part of a strategy to address the UK’s uneven development, but instead is likely to exacerbate regional inequalities by impeding the flow of much-needed capital for investment to the North.

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2946-3394 cademic literature on post-crisis politics and political eco.This book explores the politics of local economic development in Northern England. Socio-economic conditions in the North – and its future prospects – have become central to national debates in the UK. The status of Northern regions and th

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Introduction: Powerhouse Politics and Economic Development in the North,t in the North should be studied. It discusses the Northern Powerhouse agenda, recent changes related to Brexit, the persistence of geographical inequalities between England’s regions, the historical context of devolution, the experience of deindustrialisation and the broader patterns of global capi

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Reviving the ‘Northern Powerhouse’ and Spatially Rebalancing the British Economy: The Scale of the Ce whole is less than the sum of its parts’. Few would probably disagree with the basic intent and aspiration behind this declaration, or that the UK economy has become too dominated by London, but this chapter argues that both the dominant diagnosis of the problem, and the main policies being advanc