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Good Culture, Bad Culture…No Culture! The implications of culture in urban regeneration in Bradford, UK
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posted on 2023-06-08, 11:27 authored by Marta BolognaniThe paper will show how regeneration policies in Bradford (UK) have over the years been modified following local, national and international events since 1997. It will be argued that policy makers reacted to public perceptions of the city itself and of its large Muslim community in three phases: celebration of local minority ethnic culture; pathologization of the same; exclusion of any cultural element from the city’s self-projection. The paper suggests that these changes are at the same time reflexive of historical events and hegemonic discourses, and likely to be constitutive (as they have the potential to deeply affect social relations in the city).Further investigation is required to measure such constitutive long-term effects on minority ethnic groups and social relations in the city.
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Critical Social PolicyISSN
0261-0183Publisher
SAGE PublicationsExternal DOI
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3Volume
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- Geography Publications
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