ALLMENDINGER, P. and HAUGHTON, G. (2009), ‘Critical reflections on spatial planning’, Environment and Planning A, 41, 2544-49.
‘Critical reflections on spatial planning’
Environment and Planning A
41
2544
49
ALLMENDINGER, P. and TEWDWR-JONES, M. (2009), ‘Embracing change and difference in planning reform: New Labour's role for planning in complex times’, Planning Practice and Research, 24, 71-81.
‘Embracing change and difference in planning reform: New Labour's role for planning in complex times’
Planning Practice and Research
24
71
81
ALVESSON, M. and WILLMOTT, H. (2002), Identity Regulation as Organizational Control: Producing the Appropriate Individual, http://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/research/associates/pdfs/willmott_identity_regulation.pdf (accessed 30 July 2010). http://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/research/associates/pdfs/willmott_identity_regulation.pdf
Identity Regulation as Organizational Control: Producing the Appropriate Individual
AUDIT COMMISSION 2006, The Planning System: Matching Expectations and Capacity, London, Audit Commission.
BENINGTON, J. (2000), ‘The modernisation and improvement of government and public services’, Public Money and Management, 20, 3-8.
‘The modernisation and improvement of government and public services’
Public Money and Management
20
3
8
BROWN, P., ASHTON, D. and LAUDER, H. (2010), ‘Skills are not enough: the globalisation of knowledge and the future UK economy’, Praxis, 4, 36.
‘Skills are not enough: the globalisation of knowledge and the future UK economy’
Praxis
4
36
CAMPBELL, H. and MARSHALL, R. (2002), ‘Values and professional identities in planning practice’, in P. Allmendinger and M. Tewdwr-Jones (eds), Planning Futures: New Directions for Planning Theory, London, Routledge, 65-92.
Planning Futures: New Directions for Planning Theory
65
92
CLIFFORD, B. (2009), ‘"Clock-watching and box-ticking": planners, audit and neoliberal reform’ (paper presented at Geography, Knowledge and Society, Royal Geographical Society with IBG Annual International Conference, Manchester, 26-28 August).
‘"Clock-watching and box-ticking": planners, audit and neoliberal reform’
DAVIES, J. G. (1972), The Evangelistic Bureaucrat, London, Tavistock.
The Evangelistic Bureaucrat
DAVOUDI, S. and HEALEY, P. (1990), Using Planning Consultants: The Experience of Tyne and Wear Development Corporation, Newcastle upon Tyne, Department of Town and Country Planning, University of Newcastle upon Tyne.
DCLG (DEPARTMENT FOR COMMUNITIES and LOCAL GOVERNMENT) 2005, Planning Policy Statement 12: Creating Strong, Safe and Prosperous Communities through Spatial Planning, London, HMSO.
DCLG (DEPARTMENT FOR COMMUNITIES and LOCAL GOVERNMENT) 2006, Strong and Prosperous Communities: The Local Government White Paper, London, HMSO.
DCLG (DEPARTMENT FOR COMMUNITIES and LOCAL GOVERNMENT) 2008, Final Report: Spatial Plans in Practice: Supporting the Reform of Local Planning, London, DCLG.
DCLG (DEPARTMENT FOR COMMUNITIES and LOCAL GOVERNMENT) 2009, ‘Development Control Statistics: England 2008-09’ http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/corporate/statistics/developmentcontrol200809
DTLR (DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT, LOCAL GOVERNMENT and THE REGIONS) 2001, ‘Planning: delivering a fundamental change’ (planning Green Paper) http://www.communities.gov.uk/archived/publications/planningandbuilding/planningdelivering
FINLAYSON, A. (2009), ‘Planning people: the ideology and rationality of New Labour’, Planning Practice and Research, 24, 11-22.
‘Planning people: the ideology and rationality of New Labour’
Planning Practice and Research
24
11
22
FORDHAM, R. (1990), ‘Planning consultancy: can it serve the public interest?’, Public Administration, 68, 243-48.
‘Planning consultancy: can it serve the public interest?’
Public Administration
68
243
48
FREESTONE, R. and THOMPSON, S. (eds) (2007), A History of Planning: Planning Australia, New York, Cambridge University Press.
A History of Planning: Planning Australia
FREIDSON, E. (1994), Professionalism Reborn: Theory, Prophecy and Policy, Cambridge, Polity.
Professionalism Reborn: Theory, Prophecy and Policy
GOODSTADT, V. (2007), ‘Strategic planning in the Glasgow metropolitan region’, in H. Dimitriou and R. Thompson (eds), Strategic and Regional Planning, Abingdon, Routledge, 316-37.
Strategic and Regional Planning
316
37
GUNDER, M. (2003), ‘Passionate planning for the others’ desire: an agonistic response to the dark side of planning', Progress in Planning, 60, 235-319.
‘Passionate planning for the others’ desire: an agonistic response to the dark side of planning'
Progress in Planning
60
235
319
GUNN, S. (2009), ‘Reform as a normative experience and professionalism in planning’ (paper presented at the Planning Research Conference, Newcastle University, 1-3 April).
‘Reform as a normative experience and professionalism in planning’
GUNN, S. and HILLIER, J. (2010), ‘The reforming of the English planning system: a story of risk not uncertainty and the impact this had on planning creativity’ (paper presented at New Partnerships on the Horizon? Governing Uncertainty, Accountability and Public Participation, International Workshop, Brussels, 9 February).
‘The reforming of the English planning system: a story of risk not uncertainty and the impact this had on planning creativity’
GUNN, S. and HILLIER, J. (2012), ‘Processes of innovation: reformation of the English strategic spatial planning system’, Planning Theory and Practice, 13, forthcoming.
‘Processes of innovation: reformation of the English strategic spatial planning system’
Planning Theory and Practice
13
HAUGHTON, G., ALLMENDINGER, P., COUNSELL, D. and VIGAR, G. (2010), The New Spatial Planning, London, Routledge.
The New Spatial Planning
HAUGHTON, G., COUNSELL, D. and VIGAR, G. (2008), ‘Sustainable development and sustainable regions in post-devolution UK and Ireland’, Regional Studies, 42, 1223-36.
‘Sustainable development and sustainable regions in post-devolution UK and Ireland’
Regional Studies
42
1223
36
HEALEY, P. (1985), ‘The professionalization of planning in Britain’, Town Planning Review, 56, 492-507.
‘The professionalization of planning in Britain’
Town Planning Review
56
492
507
HEALEY, P. (2006), ‘Territory, integration and spatial planning’, in M. Tewdwr-Jones and P. Allmendinger (eds), Territory, Identity and Spatial Planning, London, Routledge.
Territory, Identity and Spatial Planning
HEALEY, P. (2010), Making Better Places: The Planning Project in the Twenty-First Century, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan.
Making Better Places: The Planning Project in the Twenty-First Century
HEALY, A. (2009), ‘Ethics and consultancy’, in F. Lo Piccolo and H. Thomas (eds), Ethics and Planning Research, Farnham, Ashgate, 145-60.
Ethics and Planning Research
145
60
HIGGINS, M. and ALLMENDINGER, P. (1999), ‘The changing nature of public planning practice under the New Right: the legacies and implications of privatisation’, Planning Practice and Research, 14, 39-67.
‘The changing nature of public planning practice under the New Right: the legacies and implications of privatisation’
Planning Practice and Research
14
39
67
HIRSCHMAN, M. (1970), Exit, Voice and Loyalty: Responses to Decline in Firms, Organizations and States, London, Harvard University Press.
Exit, Voice and Loyalty: Responses to Decline in Firms, Organizations and States
HOGGETT, P., MAYO, M. and MILLER, C. (2006), ‘Private passions, the public good and public service reform’, Social Policy and Administration, 40, 758-73.
‘Private passions, the public good and public service reform’
Social Policy and Administration
40
758
73
INCH, A. (2009), ‘Planning at the crossroads again: re-evaluating street-level regulation of the contradictions in New Labour's planning reforms’, Planning Practice and Research, 24, 83-101.
‘Planning at the crossroads again: re-evaluating street-level regulation of the contradictions in New Labour's planning reforms’
Planning Practice and Research
24
83
101
JESSOP, B. (2005), ‘The Periodization of Capitalist Economic and Social Development’ (Demologos Spot Paper) http://demologos.ncl.ac.uk/wp/wp1/papers/perio.pdf
JOHNSTON, B. (2003), ‘Planning consultancy survey’, Planning, 14 November 2003, 15-30.
‘Planning consultancy survey’
Planning
15
30
JOHNSTON, B. (2006), ‘Planning consultancy survey’, Planning, 24 November 2006, 15-34.
‘Planning consultancy survey’
Planning
15
34
JOHNSTON, B. (2008), ‘Planning consultancy survey’, Planning, 21 November 2008, 15-34.
‘Planning consultancy survey’
Planning
15
34
LAFFIN, M. and ENTWISTLE, T. (2000), ‘New problems, old professions? The changing national world of the local government professions’, Policy and Politics, 28, 207-20.
‘New problems, old professions? The changing national world of the local government professions’
Policy and Politics
28
207
20
LARSON, M. (1990), ‘In the matter of experts and professionals: or how impossible it is to leave nothing unsaid’, in R. Torstendahl and M. Burrage (eds), The Formation of Professions: Knowledge, State and Strategies, London, Sage, 24-50.
The Formation of Professions: Knowledge, State and Strategies
24
50
MORPHET, J. (2009), ‘Local integrated spatial planning - the changing role in England’, Town Planning Review, 80, 393-414.
‘Local integrated spatial planning - the changing role in England’
Town Planning Review
80
393
414
NADIN, V. (2007), ‘The emergence of the spatial planning approach in England’, Planning Practice and Research, 22, 43-62.
‘The emergence of the spatial planning approach in England’
Planning Practice and Research
22
43
62
NADIN, V. and STEAD, D. (2008), ‘European spatial planning systems, social models and learning’, disP, 172, 35-47.
‘European spatial planning systems, social models and learning’
disP
172
35
47
NEWMAN, J. (2004), ‘constructing accountability: network governance and managerial agency’, Public Policy and Administration, 19, 17-33.
‘constructing accountability: network governance and managerial agency’
Public Policy and Administration
19
17
33
NEWMAN, J. (2005), ‘Bending bureaucracy: leadership and multi-level governance’, in P. Du Gay (ed.), The Values of Bureaucracy, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 191-209.
The Values of Bureaucracy
191
209
NPF (NATIONAL PLANNING FORUM) 2007, Delivering Inspiring Places, London, NPF.
ODPM (OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER) 2002, Sustainable Communities: Delivering through Planning, London, HMSO.
ODPM (OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER) 2005, Evaluation of Planning Delivery Grant 2004/05, London, ODPM.
PECK, J. and TICKELL, A. (2002), ‘Neoliberalizing space’, Antipode, 34, 380-404.
‘Neoliberalizing space’
Antipode
34
380
404
PECK, J. and TICKELL, A. (2007), ‘Conceptualising neoliberalism, thinking Thatcherism?’, in H. Leitner, J. Peck and E. S. Sheppard (eds), Contesting Neoliberalism: Urban Frontiers, New York, Guilford Press, 26-50.
Contesting Neoliberalism: Urban Frontiers
26
50
QUARTERMAIN, S. (2009), ‘Planners lack confidence’, Town and Country Planning, 78, 518-21.
‘Planners lack confidence’
Town and Country Planning
78
518
21
READE, E. (1987), British Town and Country Planning, Milton Keynes, Open University Press.
British Town and Country Planning
RICHARDS, S. (2007), ‘Richards on … delivering for communities’, Planning, 14 September 2007
‘Richards on … delivering for communities’
Planning
RICS (ROYAL INSTITUTION OF CHARTERED SURVEYORS) 2010, FiBRE - Transaction Costs, Planning and Housing Supply, London, RICS.
RTPI (ROYAL TOWN PLANNING INSTITUTE) 2001, A New Vision for Planning, London, RTPI.
RTPI (ROYAL TOWN PLANNING INSTITUTE)/ROOMATRTPI 2003, ‘RTPI: A Manifesto for Planning’ http://www.rudi.net/files/import/documents/manifesto.pdf
RTPI (ROYAL TOWN PLANNING INSTITUTE) 2007, Shaping and Delivering Tomorrow's Places, London, RTPI.
SAGER, T. (2009), ‘Planners’ role: torn between dialogical ideals and neo-liberal realities', European Planning Studies, 17, 65-84.
‘Planners’ role: torn between dialogical ideals and neo-liberal realities'
European Planning Studies
17
65
84
SCHÖN, D. A. (1983), The Reflective Practitioner: How Professionals Think in Action, London, Temple Smith.
The Reflective Practitioner: How Professionals Think in Action
SHAW, D. (2006), Culture Change and Planning: Literature Review, London, DCLG.
Culture Change and Planning: Literature Review
SHAW, D. and LORD, A. (2007), ‘The cultural turn? Culture change and what it means for spatial planning in England’, Planning Practice and Research, 22, 63-78.
‘The cultural turn? Culture change and what it means for spatial planning in England’
Planning Practice and Research
22
63
78
SHAW, D. and LORD, A. (2009), ‘From land-use to "spatial planning": reflections on the reform of the English planning system’, Town Planning Review, 80, 415-35.
‘From land-use to "spatial planning": reflections on the reform of the English planning system’
Town Planning Review
80
415
35
STEELE, W. (2009), ‘Australian urban planners: hybrid roles and professional dilemmas?’, Urban Policy and Research, 27, 191-205.
‘Australian urban planners: hybrid roles and professional dilemmas?’
Urban Policy and Research
27
191
205
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‘Stretched to the limit? The impact of Local Public Service Agreements on service improvement and central-local relations’
Local Government Studies
31
555
74
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‘The limits of co-ordination: community strategies as multi-purpose vehicles in Wales’
Local Government Studies
35
161
80
TEWDWR-JONES, M. (2004), ‘Preparing for the revolution in education and skills’, Town and Country Planning, 73, 155-58.
‘Preparing for the revolution in education and skills’
Town and Country Planning
73
155
58
TEWDWR-JONES, M. (2008), ‘The complexity of planning reform: a search for the spirit and purpose of planning’, Town Planning Review, 79, 673-87.
‘The complexity of planning reform: a search for the spirit and purpose of planning’
Town Planning Review
79
673
87
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Urban Planning under Thatcherism: The Challenge of the Market
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Planning Sustainable Cities
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Meaning in Action: Interpretation and Dialogue in Policy Analysis
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Learning from Strangers: The Art and Method of Qualitative Interview Studies
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‘The public-private dilemma’
Planning
14
ALLMENDINGER, P. and HAUGHTON, G. (2009), ‘Critical reflections on spatial planning’, Environment and Planning A, 41, 2544-49.
‘Critical reflections on spatial planning’
Environment and Planning A
41
2544
49
ALLMENDINGER, P. and TEWDWR-JONES, M. (2009), ‘Embracing change and difference in planning reform: New Labour's role for planning in complex times’, Planning Practice and Research, 24, 71-81.
‘Embracing change and difference in planning reform: New Labour's role for planning in complex times’
Planning Practice and Research
24
71
81
ALVESSON, M. and WILLMOTT, H. (2002), Identity Regulation as Organizational Control: Producing the Appropriate Individual, http://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/research/associates/pdfs/willmott_identity_regulation.pdf (accessed 30 July 2010). http://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/research/associates/pdfs/willmott_identity_regulation.pdf
Identity Regulation as Organizational Control: Producing the Appropriate Individual
AUDIT COMMISSION 2006, The Planning System: Matching Expectations and Capacity, London, Audit Commission.
BENINGTON, J. (2000), ‘The modernisation and improvement of government and public services’, Public Money and Management, 20, 3-8.
‘The modernisation and improvement of government and public services’
Public Money and Management
20
3
8
BROWN, P., ASHTON, D. and LAUDER, H. (2010), ‘Skills are not enough: the globalisation of knowledge and the future UK economy’, Praxis, 4, 36.
‘Skills are not enough: the globalisation of knowledge and the future UK economy’
Praxis
4
36
CAMPBELL, H. and MARSHALL, R. (2002), ‘Values and professional identities in planning practice’, in P. Allmendinger and M. Tewdwr-Jones (eds), Planning Futures: New Directions for Planning Theory, London, Routledge, 65-92.
Planning Futures: New Directions for Planning Theory
65
92
CLIFFORD, B. (2009), ‘"Clock-watching and box-ticking": planners, audit and neoliberal reform’ (paper presented at Geography, Knowledge and Society, Royal Geographical Society with IBG Annual International Conference, Manchester, 26-28 August).
‘"Clock-watching and box-ticking": planners, audit and neoliberal reform’
DAVIES, J. G. (1972), The Evangelistic Bureaucrat, London, Tavistock.
The Evangelistic Bureaucrat
DAVOUDI, S. and HEALEY, P. (1990), Using Planning Consultants: The Experience of Tyne and Wear Development Corporation, Newcastle upon Tyne, Department of Town and Country Planning, University of Newcastle upon Tyne.
DCLG (DEPARTMENT FOR COMMUNITIES and LOCAL GOVERNMENT) 2005, Planning Policy Statement 12: Creating Strong, Safe and Prosperous Communities through Spatial Planning, London, HMSO.
DCLG (DEPARTMENT FOR COMMUNITIES and LOCAL GOVERNMENT) 2006, Strong and Prosperous Communities: The Local Government White Paper, London, HMSO.
DCLG (DEPARTMENT FOR COMMUNITIES and LOCAL GOVERNMENT) 2008, Final Report: Spatial Plans in Practice: Supporting the Reform of Local Planning, London, DCLG.
DCLG (DEPARTMENT FOR COMMUNITIES and LOCAL GOVERNMENT) 2009, ‘Development Control Statistics: England 2008-09’ http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/corporate/statistics/developmentcontrol200809
DTLR (DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT, LOCAL GOVERNMENT and THE REGIONS) 2001, ‘Planning: delivering a fundamental change’ (planning Green Paper) http://www.communities.gov.uk/archived/publications/planningandbuilding/planningdelivering
FINLAYSON, A. (2009), ‘Planning people: the ideology and rationality of New Labour’, Planning Practice and Research, 24, 11-22.
‘Planning people: the ideology and rationality of New Labour’
Planning Practice and Research
24
11
22
FORDHAM, R. (1990), ‘Planning consultancy: can it serve the public interest?’, Public Administration, 68, 243-48.
‘Planning consultancy: can it serve the public interest?’
Public Administration
68
243
48
FREESTONE, R. and THOMPSON, S. (eds) (2007), A History of Planning: Planning Australia, New York, Cambridge University Press.
A History of Planning: Planning Australia
FREIDSON, E. (1994), Professionalism Reborn: Theory, Prophecy and Policy, Cambridge, Polity.
Professionalism Reborn: Theory, Prophecy and Policy
GOODSTADT, V. (2007), ‘Strategic planning in the Glasgow metropolitan region’, in H. Dimitriou and R. Thompson (eds), Strategic and Regional Planning, Abingdon, Routledge, 316-37.
Strategic and Regional Planning
316
37
GUNDER, M. (2003), ‘Passionate planning for the others’ desire: an agonistic response to the dark side of planning', Progress in Planning, 60, 235-319.
‘Passionate planning for the others’ desire: an agonistic response to the dark side of planning'
Progress in Planning
60
235
319
GUNN, S. (2009), ‘Reform as a normative experience and professionalism in planning’ (paper presented at the Planning Research Conference, Newcastle University, 1-3 April).
‘Reform as a normative experience and professionalism in planning’
GUNN, S. and HILLIER, J. (2010), ‘The reforming of the English planning system: a story of risk not uncertainty and the impact this had on planning creativity’ (paper presented at New Partnerships on the Horizon? Governing Uncertainty, Accountability and Public Participation, International Workshop, Brussels, 9 February).
‘The reforming of the English planning system: a story of risk not uncertainty and the impact this had on planning creativity’
GUNN, S. and HILLIER, J. (2012), ‘Processes of innovation: reformation of the English strategic spatial planning system’, Planning Theory and Practice, 13, forthcoming.
‘Processes of innovation: reformation of the English strategic spatial planning system’
Planning Theory and Practice
13
HAUGHTON, G., ALLMENDINGER, P., COUNSELL, D. and VIGAR, G. (2010), The New Spatial Planning, London, Routledge.
The New Spatial Planning
HAUGHTON, G., COUNSELL, D. and VIGAR, G. (2008), ‘Sustainable development and sustainable regions in post-devolution UK and Ireland’, Regional Studies, 42, 1223-36.
‘Sustainable development and sustainable regions in post-devolution UK and Ireland’
Regional Studies
42
1223
36
HEALEY, P. (1985), ‘The professionalization of planning in Britain’, Town Planning Review, 56, 492-507.
‘The professionalization of planning in Britain’
Town Planning Review
56
492
507
HEALEY, P. (2006), ‘Territory, integration and spatial planning’, in M. Tewdwr-Jones and P. Allmendinger (eds), Territory, Identity and Spatial Planning, London, Routledge.
Territory, Identity and Spatial Planning
HEALEY, P. (2010), Making Better Places: The Planning Project in the Twenty-First Century, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan.
Making Better Places: The Planning Project in the Twenty-First Century
HEALY, A. (2009), ‘Ethics and consultancy’, in F. Lo Piccolo and H. Thomas (eds), Ethics and Planning Research, Farnham, Ashgate, 145-60.
Ethics and Planning Research
145
60
HIGGINS, M. and ALLMENDINGER, P. (1999), ‘The changing nature of public planning practice under the New Right: the legacies and implications of privatisation’, Planning Practice and Research, 14, 39-67.
‘The changing nature of public planning practice under the New Right: the legacies and implications of privatisation’
Planning Practice and Research
14
39
67
HIRSCHMAN, M. (1970), Exit, Voice and Loyalty: Responses to Decline in Firms, Organizations and States, London, Harvard University Press.
Exit, Voice and Loyalty: Responses to Decline in Firms, Organizations and States
HOGGETT, P., MAYO, M. and MILLER, C. (2006), ‘Private passions, the public good and public service reform’, Social Policy and Administration, 40, 758-73.
‘Private passions, the public good and public service reform’
Social Policy and Administration
40
758
73
INCH, A. (2009), ‘Planning at the crossroads again: re-evaluating street-level regulation of the contradictions in New Labour's planning reforms’, Planning Practice and Research, 24, 83-101.
‘Planning at the crossroads again: re-evaluating street-level regulation of the contradictions in New Labour's planning reforms’
Planning Practice and Research
24
83
101
JESSOP, B. (2005), ‘The Periodization of Capitalist Economic and Social Development’ (Demologos Spot Paper) http://demologos.ncl.ac.uk/wp/wp1/papers/perio.pdf
JOHNSTON, B. (2003), ‘Planning consultancy survey’, Planning, 14 November 2003, 15-30.
‘Planning consultancy survey’
Planning
15
30
JOHNSTON, B. (2006), ‘Planning consultancy survey’, Planning, 24 November 2006, 15-34.
‘Planning consultancy survey’
Planning
15
34
JOHNSTON, B. (2008), ‘Planning consultancy survey’, Planning, 21 November 2008, 15-34.
‘Planning consultancy survey’
Planning
15
34
LAFFIN, M. and ENTWISTLE, T. (2000), ‘New problems, old professions? The changing national world of the local government professions’, Policy and Politics, 28, 207-20.
‘New problems, old professions? The changing national world of the local government professions’
Policy and Politics
28
207
20
LARSON, M. (1990), ‘In the matter of experts and professionals: or how impossible it is to leave nothing unsaid’, in R. Torstendahl and M. Burrage (eds), The Formation of Professions: Knowledge, State and Strategies, London, Sage, 24-50.
The Formation of Professions: Knowledge, State and Strategies
24
50
MORPHET, J. (2009), ‘Local integrated spatial planning - the changing role in England’, Town Planning Review, 80, 393-414.
‘Local integrated spatial planning - the changing role in England’
Town Planning Review
80
393
414
NADIN, V. (2007), ‘The emergence of the spatial planning approach in England’, Planning Practice and Research, 22, 43-62.
‘The emergence of the spatial planning approach in England’
Planning Practice and Research
22
43
62
NADIN, V. and STEAD, D. (2008), ‘European spatial planning systems, social models and learning’, disP, 172, 35-47.
‘European spatial planning systems, social models and learning’
disP
172
35
47
NEWMAN, J. (2004), ‘constructing accountability: network governance and managerial agency’, Public Policy and Administration, 19, 17-33.
‘constructing accountability: network governance and managerial agency’
Public Policy and Administration
19
17
33
NEWMAN, J. (2005), ‘Bending bureaucracy: leadership and multi-level governance’, in P. Du Gay (ed.), The Values of Bureaucracy, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 191-209.
The Values of Bureaucracy
191
209
NPF (NATIONAL PLANNING FORUM) 2007, Delivering Inspiring Places, London, NPF.
ODPM (OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER) 2002, Sustainable Communities: Delivering through Planning, London, HMSO.
ODPM (OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER) 2005, Evaluation of Planning Delivery Grant 2004/05, London, ODPM.
PECK, J. and TICKELL, A. (2002), ‘Neoliberalizing space’, Antipode, 34, 380-404.
‘Neoliberalizing space’
Antipode
34
380
404
PECK, J. and TICKELL, A. (2007), ‘Conceptualising neoliberalism, thinking Thatcherism?’, in H. Leitner, J. Peck and E. S. Sheppard (eds), Contesting Neoliberalism: Urban Frontiers, New York, Guilford Press, 26-50.
Contesting Neoliberalism: Urban Frontiers
26
50
QUARTERMAIN, S. (2009), ‘Planners lack confidence’, Town and Country Planning, 78, 518-21.
‘Planners lack confidence’
Town and Country Planning
78
518
21
READE, E. (1987), British Town and Country Planning, Milton Keynes, Open University Press.
British Town and Country Planning
RICHARDS, S. (2007), ‘Richards on … delivering for communities’, Planning, 14 September 2007
‘Richards on … delivering for communities’
Planning
RICS (ROYAL INSTITUTION OF CHARTERED SURVEYORS) 2010, FiBRE - Transaction Costs, Planning and Housing Supply, London, RICS.
RTPI (ROYAL TOWN PLANNING INSTITUTE) 2001, A New Vision for Planning, London, RTPI.
RTPI (ROYAL TOWN PLANNING INSTITUTE)/ROOMATRTPI 2003, ‘RTPI: A Manifesto for Planning’ http://www.rudi.net/files/import/documents/manifesto.pdf
RTPI (ROYAL TOWN PLANNING INSTITUTE) 2007, Shaping and Delivering Tomorrow's Places, London, RTPI.
SAGER, T. (2009), ‘Planners’ role: torn between dialogical ideals and neo-liberal realities', European Planning Studies, 17, 65-84.
‘Planners’ role: torn between dialogical ideals and neo-liberal realities'
European Planning Studies
17
65
84
SCHÖN, D. A. (1983), The Reflective Practitioner: How Professionals Think in Action, London, Temple Smith.
The Reflective Practitioner: How Professionals Think in Action
SHAW, D. (2006), Culture Change and Planning: Literature Review, London, DCLG.
Culture Change and Planning: Literature Review
SHAW, D. and LORD, A. (2007), ‘The cultural turn? Culture change and what it means for spatial planning in England’, Planning Practice and Research, 22, 63-78.
‘The cultural turn? Culture change and what it means for spatial planning in England’
Planning Practice and Research
22
63
78
SHAW, D. and LORD, A. (2009), ‘From land-use to "spatial planning": reflections on the reform of the English planning system’, Town Planning Review, 80, 415-35.
‘From land-use to "spatial planning": reflections on the reform of the English planning system’
Town Planning Review
80
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