44: Energy and strategic energy planning
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This ground-breaking Encyclopedia provides a nuanced overview of the key concepts of urban and regional planning and design. Embracing a broad understanding of planning and design within and beyond the professions, it examines what planners and designers can do in and for a community.

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Cover Elgar Encyclopedia in Urban and Regional Planning and Design
Elgar Encyclopedia in Urban and Regional Planning and Design
Edited by
Kristof Van Assche
Encyclopedia
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01 Dec 2023
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9781800888999
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9781800889002
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.4337/9781800889002
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448
Collection:
Geography, Planning and Tourism 2023
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Introduction to the Elgar Encyclopedia in Urban and Regional Planning and Design: the productive fiction of unity in diversity
1: Adaptive planning
2: Adaptive reuse
3: Advocacy planning
4: Affordable housing
5: Agonism
6: Area-based management tools
7: Art: public art and planning
8: Assemblage
9: Asset and asset-based development
10: Autopoietic social systems and planning thought
11: Big data and machine learning
12: Big Other
13: Biophilic urbanism
14: Biopolitics
15: Blueprint planning
16: Boundary organisation
17: Boundary spanning
18: Brownfield development
19: Central planning, its geographies and scales
20: Citizen science in spatial and environmental problems
21: Climate change adaptation planning and resilience
22: Colonial legacies in planning and design
23: Commons
24: Communicative planning theory and its critiques
25: Complexity and planning
26: Conflict and shock
27: Conservation subdivision design
28: Corruption
29: Creativity
30: Critical planning
31: Culture and planning culture
32: Density
33: Dependencies in planning and governance
34: Design: public–private divides in the urban realm
35: Design: tensions and ambiguities
36: Desire, drive, disavowal
37: Digitalization in planning
38: Disability and urban planning
39: Dispositif
40: Downtown development and revitalization
41: Earthly attachments in the Anthropocene
42: Ecosystems-based governance
43: Ecosystems services
45: Environmental justice
46: European spatial planning
47: Experiment
48: Expertise and local knowledge
49: Foresight and visioning
50: Fragility, resilience and design
51: Garden city and Garden City ideas
52: Genius loci and design
53: Green activism
54: Heritage planning
55: History: learning from urban and environmental history
56: Homelessness policy and planning
57: Identity
58: Ideology
59: Inclusion/exclusion
60: Indigenous planning
61: Informal settlements
62: Informality
63: Infrastructure and planning
64: Innovation
65: Institutions and institutionalism
66: Insurgent planning
67: International and transnational planning
68: Lacan’s four discourses in planning
69: Lacanian approaches to planning
70: Land consolidation
71: Legibility
72: Line of flight
73: Livelihoods, planning for
74: Long-term perspectives and futures
75: Master signifiers
76: Memory, legacy, history
77: Methods
78: Milieu
79: Mixed-use
80: Modernism and planning
81: Multiplicity
82: Narrative
83: Neighbourhood design
84: Network governance
85: New public management
86: New urbanism
87: Noise and city design
88: Nomocracy
89: Object formation
90: Organization theory, lessons for the relation between planning and politics
91: Participation
92: Participatory planning and design
93: Place-based development
94: Place branding in strategic spatial planning
95: Policy integration
96: Polycentricity
97: Post-colonialism – and beyond
98: Post-disaster planning
99: Power and planning
100: Power in planning literature
101: Power/knowledge
102: Property
103: Property rights and planning
104: Public debate, discussion and dialogue
105: Public interest
106: Public–private partnerships
107: Qualitative comparative analysis in planning studies
108: Rationality and planning
109: Regional design
110: Regional planning
111: Research through design
112: Resource towns: mining and social disruption
113: Rhetoric
114: Rhythmanalysis in planning
115: Rules
116: Self-organization
117: Shrinking cities and urban shrinkage
118: Smart cities: hype and reality
119: Smart growth
120: Social capital in governance and sustainable development
121: Social-ecological systems
122: Social innovation and planning
123: Social justice
124: Spatial planning concepts
125: Sprawl
126: Storytelling
127: Strata
128: Strategic navigation
129: Strategic spatial planning
130: Strategy
131: Systems thinking
132: Therapy, planning as
133: Think tanks
134: Transition
135: Transversality
136: Trust
137: Urban climate responsive planning and design
138: Utopia
139: Values and rational judgments: the role of ethics
140: Verticality
141: Walkability
142: Waste picking
143: Youthification
144: Zoning