EconPapers has moved to http://EconPapers.repec.org! Please update your bookmarks.
Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy
1983 - 2013
from Pion Ltd, London
Access Statistics for this journal.
RSS feed
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series .
Volume 31, issue 2 , 2013
Overeducation and externalities in the EU: the combined moderating influence of migration and gender pp. 193-221 Vassilis Tselios Global environmental governance and North–South dynamics: the case of the CITES pp. 222-239 Rosaleen Duffy What kind of leadership do we need for climate adaptation? A framework for analyzing leadership objectives, functions, and tasks in climate change adaptation pp. 240-256 Sander Meijerink and Sabina Stiller Governance over land development during rapid urbanization under institutional uncertainty, with reference to periurbanization in Guangzhou metropolitan region, China pp. 257-275 Jieming Zhu Analysing urban governance networks: bringing regime theory back in pp. 276-291 Ismael Blanco The hurdles of local governments with PPP contracts in the waste sector pp. 292-307 Nuno Ferreira da Cruz , Pedro Simões and Rui Cunha Marques Living multiculture: understanding the new spatial and social relations of ethnicity and multiculture in England pp. 308-323 Sarah Neal , Katy Bennett , Allan Cochrane and Giles Mohan ‘Communities with oomph’? Exploring the potential for stronger social ties to revitalise disadvantaged neighbourhoods pp. 324-339 Richard Crisp Fighting the pipe: neoliberal governance and barriers to effective community participation in energy infrastructure planning pp. 340-356 Christopher Groves , Max Munday and Natalia Yakovleva Inclusive development? A state-led land development model in New Town, Kolkata pp. 357-376 Urmi Sengupta Volume 31, issue 1 , 2013
Entrepreneurship and the role of policy pp. 1-4 Nick Williams Promoting private sector development in China: the challenge of building institutional capacity at the local level pp. 5-23 Andrew Atherton and David Smallbone An evaluation of public spending: the effectiveness of a government-supported networking program in Flanders pp. 24-38 Philippe Van Cauwenberge , Heidi Vander Bauwhede and Bilitis Schoonjans Is public procurement a successful small business support policy? A review of the evidence pp. 39-55 Kim Loader Evaluating the impact of different training methods on SME business performance pp. 56-81 Paul Jones , Malcolm Beynon , David Pickernell and Gary Packham Effective strategy implementation: why partnership interconnectivity matters pp. 82-101 Nancy E. Holman Understanding the causes of informal and formal discretion in the delivery of enterprise policies: a multiple case study pp. 102-118 Arturo Vega , Mike Chiasson and David Brown Environmental management systems and the third sector: exploring weak adoption in the UK pp. 119-133 Rebecca Edwards , Graham Smith and Milena Büchs Mainstreaming climate policy: the case of climate adaptation and the implementation of EU water policy pp. 134-153 Stijn Brouwer , Tim Rayner and Dave Huitema Getting access to water: property rights or public policy strategies? pp. 154-167 David Aubin and Frédéric Varone What is wrong with virtual water trading? On the limitations of the virtual water concept pp. 168-181 Erik Gawel and Kristina Bernsen Volume 30, issue 6 , 2012
Revisiting... the most downloaded paper in 2011â12 pp. 943-943 Andrew Jordan and Andrés RodrÃguez-Pose Revisiting … Ethnic-minority businesses in the United Kingdom: a review of research and policy developments pp. 944-950 Trevor Jones and Monder Ram Migration, environmental change, and the ‘challenges of governance’ pp. 951-967 Andrew Geddes , W Neil Adger , Nigel W Arnell , Richard Black and David S G Thomas Mitigating conflict and violence in African cities pp. 968-981 Sean Fox and Jo Beall India’s ecocity? Environment, urbanisation, and mobility in the making of Lavasa pp. 982-996 Ayona Datta Water scarcity, conflict, and migration: a comparative analysis and reappraisal pp. 997-1014 Jan Selby and Clemens Hoffmann Migration and environmental change in international governance: the case of the European Union pp. 1015-1028 Andrew Geddes and William Somerville Migration as adaptation? Exploring the scope for coordinating environmental and migration policies in the European Union pp. 1029-1044 Andrew Geddes and Andrew Jordan Environmental change and migration: legal and political frameworks pp. 1045-1060 Susan F Martin Human migration and displacement in the context of adaptation to climate change: the Cancun Adaptation Framework and potential for future action pp. 1061-1077 Koko Warner The implications for governance of migration linked to environmental change: key findings and new research directions pp. 1078-1082 Andrew Geddes , W Neil Adger , Nigel W Arnell and David S G Thomas Making government liquid: shifts in governance using financialisation as a political device pp. 1083-1099 Paul du Gay , Yuval Millo and Penelope Tuck Institutional entrepreneurship in hostile settings: health and social care partnerships in Scotland, 2002–05 pp. 1100-1115 Tom Forbes Leaders, followers, and laggards: adoption of the US Conference of Mayors Climate Protection Agreement in California pp. 1116-1128 Rui Wang Volume 30, issue 5 , 2012
'New' cluster policies: a process-based approach pp. 761-765 Claire Champenois and Sabine Menu Triple helix clusters: boundary permeability at university–industry–government interfaces as a regional innovation strategy pp. 766-779 Henry Etzkowitz Policy learning and the ‘cluster-flavoured innovation policy’ in Finland pp. 780-795 Markku Sotarauta How can a cluster policy enhance entrepreneurship? Evidence from the German ‘BioRegio’ case pp. 796-815 Claire Champenois The role of cluster policy on leadership: evidence from two Pôles de compétitivité pp. 816-834 Sabine Menu Why is intersectoral cooperation difficult to maintain? Insights from French cluster policy pp. 835-847 Dima Younès Is there a link between globalization and governance? pp. 848-870 Roberto Ezcurra Dynamics of spatial interdependence: the contingent effect of international trade on voluntary environmental standards pp. 871-890 Christopher Marcoux and Johannes Urpelainen Divergent pathways of development: a comparative case study of human well-being in two Thai provinces pp. 891-909 Sarah Parks Soft spaces as vehicles for neoliberal transformations of strategic spatial planning? pp. 910-923 Kristian Olesen The limits to libertarian paternalism: two new critiques and seven best-practice imperatives pp. 924-940 Nick Gill and Matthew Gill Review essay: The path towards corporate social responsibility pp. 941-942 Judith L Walls Volume 30, issue 4 , 2012
Transnational environmental governance: new findings and emerging research agendas pp. 556-570 Harriet Bulkeley and Andy Jordan The transnational regime complex for climate change pp. 571-590 Kenneth W Abbott Governing climate change transnationally: assessing the evidence from a database of sixty initiatives pp. 591-612 Harriet Bulkeley , Liliana Andonova , Karin Bäckstrand , Michele Betsill , Daniel Compagnon , Rosaleen Duffy , Ans Kolk , Matthew Hoffmann , David Levy , Peter Newell , Tori Milledge , Matthew Paterson , Philipp Pattberg and Stacy VanDeveer How climate change became a business risk: analyzing nonstate agency in global climate politics pp. 613-626 Philipp Pattberg Transnational public–private partnerships’ performance in water governance: institutional design matters pp. 627-642 Marianne Beisheim and Sabine Campe Building environmental governance in Bosnia-Herzegovina: Europeanisation and transnational assistance in the context of limited statehood pp. 643-657 Adam Fagan Disrupting the public–private distinction: excavating the government of carbon markets post-Copenhagen pp. 658-674 Eva Lövbrand and Johannes Stripple Privatization and intermunicipal contracting: the US local government experience 1992–2007 pp. 675-692 Amir Hefetz , Mildred E Warner and Eran Vigoda-Gadot Popular perception of urban transformation through megaevents: understanding support for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi pp. 693-711 Martin Müller Community development corporations, policy networks, and the rescaling of community development advocacy pp. 712-729 Corianne Payton Scally Shallow or deep Europeanisation? The uneven impact of EU cohesion policy on the regional and local authorities in Poland pp. 730-745 Marcin DÄ browski Volume 30, issue 3 , 2012
Proceeding in parallel or drifting apart? A systematic review of policy appraisal research and practices pp. 401-415 Camilla Adelle , Andrew Jordan and John Turnpenny Policy conflict and the feasibility of water pollution trading programs in the Tai Lake Basin, China pp. 416-428 Yongliang Zhang , Bing Zhang and Jun Bi Achievements and opportunities in initiating governance for urban sustainability pp. 429-447 Riley Smith and Arnim Wiek Who benefits and who loses from flood risk reduction? pp. 448-466 Edmund C Penning-Rowsell and Joanna Pardoe (Un)sustainable territories: causes of the speculative bubble in Spain (1996–2010) and its territorial, environmental, and sociopolitical consequences pp. 467-486 Juan Romero , Fernando Jiménez and Manuel Villoria A boundary organization and its changing environment: the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, the MNP pp. 487-503 Udo Pesch , Dave Huitema and Matthijs Hisschemöller Ethnic minority business support in the West Midlands: challenges and developments pp. 504-519 Monder Ram , Kiran Trehan , John Rouse , Kassa Woldesenbet and Trevor Jones Creating 'a generation of NIMBYs'? Interpreting the role of the state in managing the politics of urban development pp. 520-535 Andy Inch Is regional planning dead or just coping? The transformation of a state sociospatial project into growth-oriented strategies pp. 536-552 Daniel Galland Volume 30, issue 2 , 2012
Urban sustainability, conflict management, and the geographies of postpoliticism: a case study of Taipei pp. 191-208 Mike Raco and Wen-I Lin Subsistence farming, incomes, and agricultural livelihoods in the new member states of the European Union pp. 209-227 Sophia Moissey Davidova , Lena Fredriksson , Matthew Gorton , Plamen Mishev and Dan Petrovici The effect of the notional interest deduction on the capital structure of Belgian SMEs pp. 228-247 Katrien Kestens , Philippe Van Cauwenberge and Johan Christiaens Citizen control and the efficiency of local public services pp. 248-266 Núria Bosch , Marta Espasa and Toni Mora The impact of EU structural funds on regional disparities within member states pp. 267-281 Andreas Kyriacou and Oriol Roca-Sagalés From a fossil-fuel to a biobased economy: the politics of industrial biotechnology pp. 282-296 Ben Richardson Immigration and the economic health of Canadian cities pp. 297-321 Laura A Reese Assessing the relative health care spending needs of the UK’s devolved territories: a Scottish perspective pp. 322-346 Rob Ball , David King and David Eiser Peripherality and integration: industrial growth and decline in the Greek regions pp. 347-361 George Petrakos , Georgios Fotopoulos and Dimitris Kallioras Air pollution and business political influence in fifteen OECD countries pp. 362-380 Patrick Bernhagen Volume 30, issue 1 , 2012
Devolution and the shifting political economic geographies of the United Kingdom pp. 1-9 Mike Danson , Gordon MacLeod and Gerry Mooney In search of the ‘economic dividend’ of devolution: spatial disparities, spatial economic policy, and decentralisation in the UK pp. 10-28 Andy Pike , Andrés Rodríguez-Pose , John Tomaney , Gianpiero Torrisi and Vassilis Tselios Reconsidering the English question as a matter of democratic politics and spatial justice pp. 29-45 Krisztina Varró Devolution and the politics of development in Northern Ireland pp. 46-61 Brendan Murtagh and Peter Shirlow Competitive nationalism: state, class, and the forms of capital in devolved Scotland pp. 62-77 Alex Law and Gerry Mooney Devolution, institutions, and organisations: changing models of regional development agencies pp. 78-94 Mike Danson and Greg Lloyd Making up a region: the rise and fall of the ‘South East of England’ as a political territory pp. 95-108 Allan Cochrane Policy storylines in Indian climate politics: opening new political spaces? pp. 109-127 Susannah Fisher The determinants of science-based cluster growth: the case of nanotechnology pp. 128-146 Vincent N. Mangematin and Khalid Errabi From area-based initiatives to strategic partnerships: have we lost the meaning of regeneration? pp. 147-161 Peter Matthews The challenge of policy coordination for sustainable sociotechnical transitions: the case of the zero-carbon homes agenda in England pp. 162-179 Dan Greenwood
EconPapers is hosted by the
Örebro University School of Business.