The director of the Institute of Community Studies discusses economy, poverty, diversity, politics and people: the five pressing issues for London’s eastward turn. >>
‘From Labour to Culture: Andrew Calcutt correlates the new emphasis on culture with the demise of organised labour. ’ >>
‘On the promises and pitfalls of tourism-led regeneration.’ >>
‘Culture and Complexity: David Powell accentuates the pragmatic and the particular in cultural planning, policy and development.’ >>
How one community group shows how local people can get things done, without selling out. What lessons for the Olympic bid? >>
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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
Five questions about the future of East London
New Labour is Non-Labour
Destination East London: brand it and they will come
Uneven development
Model London Citizens
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