Social dimensions of urban regeneration: discourses, policies and practices of social sustainability in Hastings, England

Abstract

This thesis develops an alternative critique of social urban regeneration practice by using a political-governance approach to examine the impact of regeneration governance upon barriers and opportunities for social sustainability. The research responds to a call from scholars to refocus sustainability research on the institutional, political and governance space that fosters or marginalises its presence and form.

Date of Award	Apr 2012
Original language	English
Awarding Institution	University of Brighton