What relevance might an historical overview of the economic and social development of Glasgow since WWII have for current policy debates around multi-level policy-making?

Chik Collins, Ian Levitt

Fróðskaparsetur Føroya - The University of the Faroe Islands

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3 Paper
2 Article
1 Commissioned report
1 Chapter

7 results

2022
Excess mortality in Scotland and Glasgow: An unintended consequence of the pursuit of new towns policy as an ‘assumed normative’?
Collins, C. & Levitt, I., 7 Apr 2022.
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2019
The Policy Discourses that Shaped the ‘Transformation’ of Glasgow in the Later 20th Century: 'Overspill’, ‘redeployment’ and the ‘culture of enterprise’
Collins, C. & Levitt, I., 18 Dec 2019, Transforming Glasgow: Beyond the Post-Industrial City. Madgin, R. & Kintrea, K. (eds.). Bristol, UK: Policy Press, p. 21-38 18 p.
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1 Citation (Scopus)
2018
Glasgow’s ‘intangible cultural heritage': ‘Workers City’ and the European City of Culture
Collins, C. & Levitt, I., 14 May 2018.
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2017
Recovering the social and historical causes of Glasgow’s excess mortality: Public policies and 'personal' troubles
Collins, C. & Levitt, I., 4 Apr 2017, p. 185. 186 p.
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2016
History, politics and vulnerability: explaining excess mortality in Scotland and Glasgow
Walsh, D., McCartney, G., Collins, C., Taulbut, M. & Batty, G. D., 16 May 2016, United Kingdom: Glasgow Centre for Population Health. 355 p.
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History, politics and vulnerability: Explaining excess mortality in a post-industrial Scottish city
Walsh, D., McCartney, G., Collins, C., Taulbut, M. & Batty, G. D., 2 Nov 2016, In: The European Journal of Public Health. 26, Supplement 1, p. 98 1 p.
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2011
The impact of neo-liberal ‘political attack’ on health: The case of the ‘Scottish Effect’
Collins, C. & McCartney, G., 1 Jul 2011, In: International Journal of Health Services. 41, 3, p. 501-523 23 p.
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What relevance might an historical overview of the economic and social development of Glasgow since WWII have for current policy debates around multi-level policy-making?

Research output

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Excess mortality in Scotland and Glasgow: An unintended consequence of the pursuit of new towns policy as an ‘assumed normative’?

The Policy Discourses that Shaped the ‘Transformation’ of Glasgow in the Later 20th Century: 'Overspill’, ‘redeployment’ and the ‘culture of enterprise’

Glasgow’s ‘intangible cultural heritage': ‘Workers City’ and the European City of Culture

Recovering the social and historical causes of Glasgow’s excess mortality: Public policies and 'personal' troubles

History, politics and vulnerability: explaining excess mortality in Scotland and Glasgow

History, politics and vulnerability: Explaining excess mortality in a post-industrial Scottish city

The impact of neo-liberal ‘political attack’ on health: The case of the ‘Scottish Effect’