Examine the contention that urban policy should focus on places rather than people.
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Urban Policy looks at ways of regenerating urban areas and reducing poverty levels in certain areas. There have been two main arguments as to which the best method of doing this is, whether you should regenerate 'the people' i.e. training, education or the place, i.e. the local economy and buildings etc. In the UK, thirteen million of the fifty eight million population, are classified as poor. There is and always has been a
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Row Publishers London UK Lewis, Oscar (1966) "The culture of Poverty" Scientific American. Porter, M. (1997) New Strategy for inner city economic development. Economic development Quarterly. Raco, Mike. (Week 6) Lecture notes; from rediscovery of poverty to urban social policy Raco, Mike (Week 7 and 8) Lecture notes: urban regeneration, Local Economic development and property led regeneration. Murray, C. (1984) "Choosing a future" from Losing Ground: American Social Policy 1950-1980. Smith, D.J. (1992) Understanding the Underclass. Policy Studies Institution. London UK