Building Knowledge Cities: The Role of Universities

May, T. & Perry, B. (eds.). (2011). Building Knowledge Cities: The Role of Universities. Built Environment, special edition, Vol. 37, no. 3.

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Sheffield-Manchester Global
Publication type
Scientific article (peer-reviewed)
Projects
Governance and Policy for Sustainability, GAPS
Journal
Built Environment
Author(s)
Tim May Beth Perry
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Abstract

How can mutually productive relationships between universities and their host cities be developed? And what are the factors which shape university-city relationships in different contexts? This issue of Built Environment considers the dynamic inter-relationships between policies, places and academic institutions in the context of the knowledge-based economy.

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