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Urban Regeneration Policy from the Integrated Urban Development Model in the European Union: an Analytical Approach Based on the Study of Spanish Cities

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  • María Ángeles Huete Garcia
  • Rafael Merinero Rodríguez
  • Rocío Muñoz Moreno

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For several years, local governments have been tackling new challenges related to the regeneration of their cities within the physical sphere, as well as in their economic and social aspects. This task is developed in accordance with what has been called the Integrated Urban Development Model, understanding the integrated nature of this approach not only in terms of the spheres of public policy involved, but also in relation to their management. In this paper, this management is analysed in terms of the development of mechanisms for New Local Governance and New Public Management (NPM). Using Spanish municipalities as a case study, this paper develops an analytical tool for the analysis of this model of urban intervention within the European context, paying close attention to the development of mechanisms for New Local Governance from a multilevel perspective, as well as the development of mechanisms for NPM.

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  • María Ángeles Huete Garcia & Rafael Merinero Rodríguez & Rocío Muñoz Moreno, 2016. "Urban Regeneration Policy from the Integrated Urban Development Model in the European Union: an Analytical Approach Based on the Study of Spanish Cities," Local Government Studies, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 42(2), pages 267-286, March.
    • Handle: RePEc:taf:flgsxx:v:42:y:2016:i:2:p:267-286
    DOI: 10.1080/03003930.2015.1110520
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