The rediscovery of seaside culture in Kent, Uk - Aalborg 2008
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1) The document discusses regeneration efforts along the coast of Kent, UK that focus on cultural development to revitalize coastal towns and their tourism industries. 2) Several towns in Kent have launched cultural projects like museums, arts centers, and festivals starting in the 1990s to attract visitors and investment and drive economic development. 3) The success of these culture-led regeneration schemes has been mixed, with some towns seeing gentrification and development while others have faced challenges engaging local communities and achieving sustainable cultural and economic change.
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- 1. The re-discovery of seaside culture in Kent, UK James Kennell University of Greenwich James Kennell [email_address]
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