Month: April 2012

• A Sporting Chance: the legacies of mega-events for post-industrial British cities

  

  I’ll be contributing to this event at the end of May….   A Sporting Chance: the legacies of mega-events for post-industrial British cities  23rd and 24th May 2012 Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change (CRESC), University of Manchester Comparing the city of Manchester, ten years after it hosted the Commonwealth Games, with London – host […]

  James Kennell

  April 24, 2012

  2012, conferences, cultural regeneration, economic development, events management, olympics, policy, regeneration, Tourism

  2012, conferences, cultural regeneration, economics, events management, olympics, presentations, regeneration, Tourism

• Further Education and Local Economic Development

  

  This is a presentation that I gave last week at the annual Teaching and Learning Conference at Thanet College in Kent, UK. In my talk, I explored some of the language currently being used by the Government and by OFSTED when they make links between further education and local economic development.  As with much current policy […]

  James Kennell

  April 4, 2012

  conferences, economic development, education, policy, regeneration, Teaching

  conference, cultural regeneration, economics, local economic development, OFSTED, presentations, regeneration, Thanet