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Section of the cover of the Levelling Up report showing part of Scotland and the title 'Levelling Up'.

Thoughts on the levelling up white paper – issues for Scottish cities

Cities, Commentary, Dr David Waite, Economy, Inequalities, levelling up, Region, Urban developmentBy Social Sciences CommunicationsFebruary 10, 2022

A summary of the Levelling Up white paper and the initial implications for Scottish cities.

Graeme Roy: What do we mean by levelling up?

Adam Smith Business School, Economy, Inequalities, levelling up, Professor Graeme Roy, Region, Scotland, UKBy Social Sciences CommunicationsSeptember 2, 2021

‘Levelling-up’ has become a key policy priority of the Westminster Government. Here Professor Graeme Roy dscusses three crucial questions

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