Some emergent themes from a pilot study of the London 2012 bid. >>
Exploration of the cultural turn in EU regional policy and its relation to Post Fordism. >>
Some reflections on the Gothic Revival in East End Literature. >>
Ash Sharma explores the cultural and political geography of Brick Lane and locates the Rich Mix arts centre, due to open there in summer 2006. >>
The winner of Rising East Online’s creative writing competition, which was on the theme of “Downriver”. >>
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Hopeful or worried but not yet jumping for joy…: we listen to what people living in and around the Olympics site think about the bid campaign and the likely impact of the Games on their present and future lives…>>
Welcome to this issue
Contents of this issue
Editorial
Features 
Plan Views
Interviews
Photofeature
Captain Nemesis Calling
Feedback
Hopeful or worried but not yet jumping for joy…
The spatial logic of European Cultural Policy
A new orientalism? The Anglo-Gothic imagination in East London
Rich Mix in Brick Lane
About a pair of shoes and other stories along the river
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