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Rebranding
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The ‘marketing’ aspect of regeneration designed to attract businesses, residents and visitors.
2
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Re-imaging
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Making a place more attractive and desirable to invest, live in or visit.
3
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Reinventor cities
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Changed economic base, encouraging IT and media with higher wages.
4
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Replicator cities
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Replaced cotton mills and docks with distribution centres. High share of workers with low qualifications.
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CASESTUDY: Liverpool Albert docks
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- once fishing port and dock sending cargo to America.
- deindustrialisation resulted in lack of jobs and poor housing.
- now Tate gallery and Beatles museum open along with bars and restaurants.
- award 2008 European capital of culture.
- more tourism, good global image, more inward investment and therefore income.
- low paid jobs, residential development more than jobs.
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CASESTUDY: London docklands
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- deindustrialisation
- now central business district (Canary Wharf) attracting 100000 commuters every day.
- improved transport (extension to jubilee line)
- still poor health and pockets of deprivation (tower hamlets)
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CASE STUDY: Rural Diversification
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- set up businesses such a smoothies and confetti.
- eg. South Shropshire
- declining services and employment.
- now festival of food and drink and art exhibitions.
