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The great inner city initiative, launched by Peter Walker and brought into reality by Peter Shore, is at a critical point in its development. It can either go forward to become a new and distinctive form of public intervention effectively combining for the first time both central and local government, or it can simply be absorbed without trace into the existing bureaucracies.
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© 1979 Mark Allen, Ron Bailey, Bob Davis, Judith Green, Bill Jordan, Martin Loney, Alex Lyon, Marjorie Mayo, Jef Smith, Robin Thompson, Andrew Thornley, John Tilley, Peter Walker, Jean Whitfield
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Tilley, J. (1979). The Inner City Partnerships: a Critical Assessment. In: Loney, M., Allen, M. (eds) The Crisis of the Inner City. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16163-8_5
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