Books of 2010
Heidi Sinning, Stadtmanagement Strategien zur Modernisierung der Stadt(Region)
Published at: 31 December 2010
»Stadtmanagement« – ein Modewort oder neue Qualitäten für die Stadtentwicklung?More information
Kenneth E. Corey and Mark I. Wilson, Urban and Regional Technology Planning: Planning Practice in the Global Knowledge Economy
Published at: 31 December 2010
The contribution of the book is to empower regional and urban planners to work with and mobilize other local stakeholders to engage and plan for...
Andreas Faludi, Territorial Cohesion and the European Model of Society
Published at: 31 December 2010
In this volume, based on papers first presented in Vienna in the summer of 2005, the authors have taken up territorial cohesion as a kind of...
Dietrich Henckel, Elke Pahl-Weber and Benjamin Herkommer, Time Space Places
Published at: 31 December 2010
The fate of the city as a way of organising human social life has frequently been declared as sealed.More information
Stefanie Dühr, The Visual Language of Spatial Planning, Exploring Cartographic Representations for spatial planning in Europe
Published at: 31 December 2010
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Patsy Healey, Urban Complexity and Spatial Strategies
Published at: 31 December 2010
The book develops important new relational and institutionalist approaches to policy analysis and planning, of relevance to all those with an...
Bruce Stiftel, Vanessa Watson and Henri Acselrad, Dialogues in Urban and Regional Planning
Published at: 31 December 2010
Volume 2 of Dialogues in Urban and Regional Planning has been released by Routledge in cooperation with the Global Planning Education Association...
"Shifting Sense"
Published at: 31 December 2010
"Shifting Sense" is a survey of spatial planning as it has developed at the University of Delft, The Netherlands;
"Principles of Urban Structure
Published at: 31 December 2010
"Principles of Urban Structure" provides a fresh theoretical outlook on designing urban space
"Visualizing the Invisible"
Published at: 31 December 2010
"Visualizing the Invisible" combines theory and practice when producing ideas about urban planning