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9780761924586

Planning Local Economic Development : Theory and Practice

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  • ISBN13:

    9780761924586

  • ISBN10:

    0761924582

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-05-22
  • Publisher: Sage Publications, Inc

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Summary

Since the appearance of the First Edition in 1990, Planning Local Economic Development has become the foundation for an entire generation of planners and academics teaching planning. Building on the success of its predecessors, the Third Edition continues to explore the theories of local economic development and address the dilemmas communities face. Blakely and Bradshaw investigate planning processes, analytical techniques, business and human resource development, as well as high-technology economic development strategies. Written by academics with many years of regional and city planning experience, this book will prove invaluable to professors of economic development, urban studies, and public administration. Economic development specialists in local and municipal government, as well as nonprofit organizations, will also find this an essential reference. New to this Edition: Case studies, illustrations, and exercises demonstrate how each theory can be employed in a real-world setting Sample resource materials facilitate the development and design of program plans New arguments for implementing local economic development initiatives Thoroughly updated to reflect the financial boom of the 1990s and subsequent collapse, the policies of the Clinton and George W. Bush administrations, and the aftermath of September 11

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Overview xiii
A New Argument for Taking Local Economic Development Initiatives
1(28)
The Shift to a New Economy
1(3)
Attributes of the New Economy
4(3)
Job Migration Trends
7(1)
Community Successes in the New Economy
8(1)
Old Problems in the New Economy
9(5)
A Deeply Divided Labor Force
14(8)
The Role of Local Economic Development
22(2)
Conclusion
24(2)
References and Suggested Readings
26(3)
Toward a National and State Policy Agenda
29(24)
National Economic Policies
29(13)
State Economic Development Approaches
42(5)
Challenges and Opportunities Inherent in Third-Wave Policy Making
47(1)
Conclusion
48(2)
References and Suggested Readings
50(3)
Concepts and Theories of Local Economic Development
53(22)
Theories of Growth and Development
55(11)
Toward a New Synthesis: A Reformulation of Local Economic Development Components
66(4)
Conclusion
70(2)
References and Suggested Readings
72(3)
The Local Economic Development Planning Process
75(28)
Preliminary Tasks of Local Economic Development Planning
76(2)
The Six Phases of Planning
78(2)
Managing Planning Resources in the Community
80(4)
Selecting a Local Economic Development Role
84(4)
Typology of Planning Approaches
88(7)
Features of Local Economic Development Planning
95(2)
Conclusion
97(1)
Putting It All Together: Creating a Local Economic Development Strategy (Part I)
97(4)
References and Suggested Readings
101(2)
Analytical Techniques for Planning Local Development
103(52)
Information and Analytical Requirements for Development Planning
104(7)
Examining Analytical Techniques and Tools
111(38)
Conclusion
149(1)
Putting It All Together: Creating a Local Economic Development Strategy (Part II)
149(3)
References and Suggested Readings
152(3)
Selecting a Local Economic Development Strategy
155(24)
The Goals of Local Economic Development
158(2)
Prerequisites for Successful Strategy Formulation
160(1)
Selecting Strategic Options
161(4)
Common Traps in Strategy Formulation
165(2)
Assembling the Elements of a Strategy
167(1)
Projects From Strategies
168(7)
Project Finance
175(1)
Summary and Conclusion
176(1)
References and Suggested Readings
176(3)
Locality Development
179(38)
Landbanking and Community Land Trusts
181(2)
Physical Infrastructure Development on Industrial and Commercial Land
183(1)
Speculative Buildings
184(1)
Zoning Regulations
185(2)
Business Improvement Districts
187(1)
Regulatory Improvement Through Simplification
188(1)
Tourism Planning
189(2)
Townscaping
191(2)
Shopsteading
193(1)
Housing and Neighborhood Improvement
194(2)
Community Services
196(17)
Summary and Conclusion
213(2)
References and Suggested Readings
215(2)
Business Development
217(34)
Creating a Good Business Climate
220(1)
One-Stop Business Assistance Centers
221(1)
Start-Up Venture Financing Companies and Development Banks
222(3)
Small Business Development Centers
225(2)
Group Marketing Systems
227(2)
Micro-Enterprise
229(1)
Women's Enterprises
229(1)
Promotion and Tourism Programs
230(2)
Research and Development
232(1)
Enterprise Zones
233(1)
New Entrepreneur Development Activities
234(1)
Summary and Conclusion
235(13)
References and Suggested Readings
248(3)
Human Resource Development
251(30)
Realities of an Undertrained Workforce
252(2)
The Public Role in Workforce Development
254(4)
Goals of Human Resource Programs
258(1)
Matching Human Resource Programs and Economic Development Objectives
259(8)
Implementing a Human Resource Development Strategy
267(1)
Summary and Conclusion
267(12)
References and Suggested Readings
279(2)
Community-Based Economic and Employment Development
281(30)
Community Development Corporations
283(5)
Community Cooperatives
288(2)
Local Enterprise Agencies
290(1)
Employee/Worker Ownership
291(1)
Targeting and Marketing Neighborhood/Community Assets
292(15)
Summary and Conclusion
307(1)
References and Suggested Readings
308(3)
Preparing a Detailed Project Plan
311(30)
Assessing Project Viability
312(2)
Detailed Feasibility Studies
314(18)
Organizational Design
332(3)
Developing Monitoring and Evaluation Programs
335(3)
Summary and Conclusion
338(1)
References and Suggested Readings
339(2)
Institutional Approaches for Local Economic Development
341(14)
Organizational Requirements for Local Development
342(3)
The Economic Development Specialist
345(1)
Institutional Approaches to Local Economic Development
346(1)
A Typology of Development Organizations
347(4)
Public-Private Partnerships
351(2)
Summary and Conclusion
353(1)
References and Suggested Readings
353(2)
The High-Technology Economic Development Strategy
355(20)
The Technology Development Process
358(3)
The Soft Infrastructure
361(2)
Inducing the High-Tech Base
363(10)
Summary and Conclusion
373(1)
References and Suggested Readings
374(1)
The Local Economic Development Profession and Professionals
375(12)
In Search of a Professional Identity
377(1)
The Community
378(1)
The Organization
379(1)
The Task Functions
380(2)
The Clients
382(1)
The Professional Roles
383(1)
Economic Development Careers
384(1)
Summary and Conclusion
385(1)
References and Suggested Readings
385(2)
Author Index 387(2)
Subject Index 389(9)
About the Authors 398

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