Urban Governance, Institutional Capacity and Social Milieux
Urban Governance, Institutional Capacity and Social Milieux
Edited by
GRAN CARS, PATSY HEALEY, ALI MADANIPOUR AND CLAUDIO DE MAGALHES
Royal Institute of Technology, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, University College London
First published 2002 by Ashgate Publishing
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Contents
Ali Madanipour
Patsy Healey, Gran Cars, Ali Madanipour and Claudio de Magalhes
Enrico Gualini
Claudio de Magalhes, Patsy Healey and Ali Madanipour
Claudio de Magalhes
Ulf Matthiesen
Judith Allen and Gran Cars
Marilyn Taylor
Christine Lambert and Nick Oatley
Gran Cars
Murray Stewart
Vincent Goodstadt and Grahame Buchan
Alan Wenban-Smith
Patsy Healey, Gran Cars, Ali Madanipour and Claudio de Magalhes
Guide
A book of this kind involves contributions from many people. We must first acknowledge the ESRC Cities programme and its then Director, Duncan McLennan, for providing a funding contribution to allow us to hold a seminar to develop this book in April 1999. Then we have to thank all those who participated in the seminar in such a stimulating and lively way. We also acknowledge the efforts of all the authors to comply with our continual questions and requests for developing and adjusting the content of the book, so that it seemed to us to fit together reasonably well. We also owe a big debt of thanks to the CREUE Secretary, Yasmin Ibrahim, skilled organiser of Seminar events and careful producer of quality book texts. Without her skills, we would always be lost. Acknowledgements should also be made to Segal Quince Wicksteed, Cambridge, for permission to use Figure 10.2 taken from their report on Regional Development: Can RDAS Make a Difference (1998); and to the publishers of Futura, for permission to use Figure 3.2, taken from Healey, de Magalhes et al. 1999.
Gran Cars
Patsy Healey
Ali Madanipour
Claudio de Magalhes
Judith Allen is principal lecturer in Housing at the University of Westminster. She is presently scientific manager of a major cross-national study of social exclusion and neighbourhoods in the European Union. Her main interests and experience lie in community based politics and housing in a variety of east and west European countries.
Grahame Buchan is assistant manager of the Glasgow and Clyde Valley Joint Structure Plan Committee, and a specialist strategic planner with interests in strategic management, methodology and planning process. Current work themes range from Statutory Development Planning and transportation studies through to benchmarking approaches to strategic planning at the European level.
Gran Cars is an Associate Professor at the Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm. His professional expertise lies in questions concerning urban governance with special interest directed towards housing and neighbourhood development. Research on this activity has included studies not only on specific housing districts but also of the interplay between neighbourhood development and municipal planning.
Vincent Goodstaat is the Manager of the Glasgow and Clyde Valley Joint Structure Plan Committee and has extensive experience of Strategie Planning processes throughout the UK. In recent years in Scotland, he has been at the heart of building institutional capacity, placing Statutory Planning within the wider corporate context of 'joined-up government'. His UK role has been widely acknowledged professionally and he is expected to take up the post of President of The Royal Town Planning Institute in the UK in 2003.
Enrico Gualini is post-doc researcher at the AME Amsterdam study center for the Metropolitan Environment, University of Amsterdam. His areas of research include innovative approaches to regionalisation and regional governance, local development policies, and strategies for multiple-intensive land-use in metropolitan regions.
Patsy Healey is Director of the Centre for Research in European Urban Environments at the University of Newcastle, and a specialist in cities, urban policy, planning systems and planning theory. In recent years, she has been developing institutionalist approaches to policy analysis and exploring collaborative processes in urban planning.
Christine Lambert is Reader in Urban Planning at the School of Housing and Urban Studies and member of the Cities Research Centre at the University of the West of England, Bristol. Her research interests are in planning for housing, cities and urban governance, especially in relation to the management of urban growth.
Ali Madanipour is Reader at the School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape and a member of the Centre for Research in European Urban Environments at the University of Newcastle. His areas of research include city design and development, culture of cities, urban governance and social exclusion.
Claudio de Magalhes is Lecturer in Planning at the Bartlett School of Planning, University College London. He is a specialist in urban planning systems, property development processes and urban policy. His recent research deals with institutional 1st approaches to property markets, capacity building for urban governance, and the relationship between urban governance, urban design and property markets.
Ulf Matthiesen is Head of the Department of 'Planning History and Regional Culture' at the Institute for Regional Development and Structural Planning (IRS) in Erkner (near Berlin) and lecturer in the fields of urban and regional cultural developments at the Humboldt University Berlin. Comparative research activities concentrate on suburbanisation processes, cross border milieux and increasingly on the interrelations between knowledge-based societal dynamics and spatial developments ('knowledge milieux').
