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Editorial Regeneration
Raney, Karen
"Why Should Government Support the Arts?"
Tess Jowell, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport
"Rethinking the Regeneration Industry – Museums for Changing Lives"
Pam Meecham, School of Arts and Humanitites, Institute of Education, University of London
"For the last city"
Paul Domela, Deputy Chief Executive, Liverpool Biennial
"Culture and Civil Renewal –the human face of regeneration
Emily Keaney, Research Assistant, Insititute for Public Policy Research
"Developing Turner Contemporary –an ecological approach to the regeneration of place"
Karen Eslea, Audience Development Officer, Turner Contemporary, Margate
"Arts, Health and Regeneration –holistic therapy or sticking plaster?"
Vicky Charnock, Community Programmes Curator, Tate Liverpool
"A curious blindness to the obvious –culture, creativity and regeneration"
Matt Little, Director, Creative Partnerships Bristol and Forest of Dean
"Re-generation –a dialogue on the interface between participatory arts practice and higher education"
John Cockram, Artist, Lecturer, University of East London and Loraine Leeson, cSPACE Director
"Tracing Change"
Sarah Carrington and Sophie Hope, B+B curatorial partnership
Reviews
Emily Pringle, Javier Rodrigo Montero
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