The Role of Urban Marketing in Local Economic Development: A Political Economic Perspective
Theoretical and Empirical Researches in Urban Management Research Paper No. 5(14)
7 Pages Posted: 6 Feb 2010
Date Written: February 6, 2010
Abstract
The aggressive marketing of cities to attract private finance and capital is one important aspect of municipal neoliberalism. Urban marketing, as it is called, is said to be the surest way to deliver urban economic development. Using a political-economic framework, this paper provides an alternative analysis of urban marketing, and highlights other avenues for addressing the urban question.
Keywords: Political Economy, Cities, Markets, Economic Development
JEL Classification: 018
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