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Volume 34, issue 5, 2019

Notice of Withdrawal pp. I-I

The Editors

Situating Rural Areas in Contemporary Housing Access Debates in England – A Comment pp. 489-497

Nick Gallent

An Analysis of the Influence of Smart Growth on Growth Patterns in Mid-Sized Canadian Metropolitan Areas pp. 498-521

Rylan Graham, Albert T. Han and Sasha Tsenkova

Planning for Sustainability: Lessons from Studying Neighbourhood Shopping Areas pp. 522-536

Yvonne Rydin

The Role of Temporary Use in Urban Regeneration: Ordinary and Extraordinary Approaches in Bristol and Liverpool pp. 537-557

Michael Martin, Iain Deas and Stephen Hincks

A Review of Field Experiments in Planning and Urban Research pp. 558-572

Jordi Honey-Rosés

Reflection-In-Action in Land Use Planning: Can We Do Better? pp. 573-587

Mahyar Arefi, M. St. Clair Greywoode, Aldo W. Fritz, Farokh Bagheri, Andrew R. Finney, Sherri Schermerhorn, Michael A. Johnson and Shadin Nimery

Volume 34, issue 4, 2019

Introduction to Special Theme Practice Forum: Latin American Spatial Planning beyond Clichés pp. 365-367

Roberto Rocco

Unboxing the Black Box of Peruvian Planning pp. 368-386

Ana María Fernández-Maldonado

Spatial Planning, an Embedded Regulation of Neoliberal Practices. Study of the Colombian Case pp. 387-405

Alice Beuf

Planning Approaches to the Management of Land Value Increments in Argentina pp. 406-418

Beatriz Cuenya

Characterization of Spatial Planning in Brazil: The Right to the City in Theory and Practice pp. 419-437

Roberto Rocco, Luciana Royer and Fábio Mariz Gonçalves

Opening up Planning? Planning Reform in an Era of ‘Open Government’ pp. 438-453

Phil Allmendinger and Graham Haughton

Implementation of International Land Use Objectives - Discussions in Germany - pp. 454-474

Thomas Weith, Barbara Warner and Roni Susman

The Bounded and Pragmatic Consultant: Fiscal Impact Analysts as Rational Actors pp. 475-488

Dustin C. Read, Andrew R. Sanderford and Thomas Skuzinski

Volume 34, issue 3, 2019

Vacant Industrial Buildings in Portugal: A Case Study from Four Municipalities pp. 239-254

Fernando Fonseca and Rui A. R Ramos

Vacant Shops in a Crisis Period – A Morphological Analysis in Portuguese Medium-Sized Cities pp. 255-287

Miguel Saraiva, Teresa Sá Marques and Paulo Pinho

Public Knowledge of and Involvement with Metropolitan and Local Strategic Planning in Australia pp. 288-304

Kristian Ruming

Estimating Housing Infill Potential: Developing a Case for Floorspace Pooling in Ahmedabad, India pp. 305-317

Bhargav Adhvaryu and Vinod Rathod

DIY Do’s and Don’ts: Limitations to Building University-Community Partnerships with Low Resource Communities of Color pp. 318-345

April Jackson and Melanie Marques

Italian Urban Plans: Diversified Approaches and Methods for Assessing Their Quality pp. 346-364

Maria Angela Bedini, Fabio Bronzini and Paola Nicoletta Imbesi

Volume 34, issue 1, 2019

Major Wind Energy & the Interface of Policy and Regulation: A Study of Welsh NSIPs pp. 1-17

Lucy Natarajan

The Role of Social Infrastructure in Achieving Inclusive Liveable Communities: Voices from Regional Australia pp. 18-46

Claudia Baldwin and Lisa Stafford

Disentangling the Governance Configurations of Strategic Spatial Plan-Making in European Urban Regions pp. 47-61

Eduardo Oliveira and Anna M. Hersperger

Decentralized Implementation of Flood Resilience Measures – A Blessing or a Curse? Lessons from the Thames Estuary 2100 Plan and the Royal Docks Regeneration pp. 62-83

Britta Restemeyer, Margo Van Den Brink and Johan Woltjer

Planning Interventions: Urban Bias, Social Reform and the City pp. 84-102

Vojislava Filipcevic Cordes

Is Semi-Discretionary Design Review Wieldy? Evidence from Seattle’s Program pp. 103-119

Ramzi Farhat

The New Spatial Planning Act in Taiwan: A Messy Shift from Economic Development-Oriented Planning to Environmental Conservation-Oriented Planning? pp. 120-130

Wei-Ju Huang

Volume 33, issue 5, 2018

Ireland’s New National Planning Framework: (Re)Balancing and (Re)Conceiving Planning for the Twenty-First Century? pp. 491-505

Mick Lennon, Mark Scott and Paula Russell

From Operational to Aspirational? Business Improvement Areas (BIAs) in Mid-Sized Cities pp. 506-522

Audrey Jamal

Mobile Participation in Urban Planning; Exploring a Typology of Engagement pp. 523-539

Robin Lybeck

Examining the Insider/Outsider Dimensions of Local Food System Planning: Cases from Dunedin and Christchurch New Zealand pp. 540-557

Kathleen Haylock and Sean Connelly

Setting the Standard for Green Infrastructure: The Need for, and Features of, a Benchmark in England pp. 558-573

Tom Calvert, Danielle Sinnett, Nick Smith, Gemma Jerome, Sarah Burgess and Louise King

All Talk No Walk: Student Perceptions on Integration of Diversity and Practice in Planning Programs pp. 574-595

April Jackson, Ivis Garcia-Zambrana, Andrew J. Greenlee, C. Aujean Lee and Benjamin Chrisinger

Volume 33, issue 4, 2018

Fear: An Underexplored Motivation for Planners’ Behaviour? pp. 359-371

John Sturzaker and Alex Lord

Journey to Work Travel Outcomes from ‘City of Short Distances’ Compact City Planning in Tübingen, Germany pp. 372-391

Iqbal Hamiduddin

Urban Design as a Collective Enterprise: The Challenge of Housing Development in Memphis (TN, USA) pp. 392-408

Antonio Raciti

Living Indigenous Heritage: Planning for Māori Food Gardens in Aotearoa/New Zealand pp. 409-425

Hinetaakoha Viriaere and Caroline Miller

Is It Just a Guessing Game? The Application of Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) to Predict Burglary pp. 426-440

Leanne Monchuk, Ken Pease and Rachel Armitage

Towards an Integrated Assessment of the Cultural Ecosystem Services in the Policy-Making for Urban Ecosystems: Lessons from the Spatial and Economic Planning for Landscape and Cultural Heritage in Tuscany and Apulia (IT) pp. 441-473

Anna Maria Colavitti, Alessia Usai and Sergio Serra

Teaching Land UseTransport Interactions in Italy: Towards an Interdisciplinary Pedagogy? pp. 474-490

Luca Staricco and Elisabetta Vitale Brovarone

Volume 33, issue 3, 2018

Getting the Planners Off Our Backs: Questioning the Post-Political Nature of English Planning Policy pp. 229-243

Alexander Lord and Mark Tewdwr-Jones

Rational Versus Communicative: Towards an Understanding of Spatial Planning Methods in German Planning Practice pp. 244-263

Christian Diller, Anna Hoffmann and Sarah Oberding

Implementing Dementia-Friendly Land Use Planning: An Evaluation of Current Literature and Financial Implications for Greenfield Development in Suburban Canada pp. 264-290

Samantha Biglieri

Reconsidering Scale: Using Geographic Information Systems to Support Spatial Planning Conversations pp. 291-308

Dan Milz, Moira Zellner, Charles Hoch, Joshua Radinsky, Kelsey Pudlock and Leilah Lyons

Bypassing Publicity for Getting Things Done: Between Informal and Formal Planning Practices in Finland pp. 309-325

Pia Bäcklund, Liisa Häikiö, Helena Leino and Vesa Kanninen

Multi-criteria Decision-Making for Greenways: The Case of Trabzon, Turkey pp. 326-343

Ersin Türk

Use of Redundant Industrial Buildings as Injections into the Cultural Sector in Norway pp. 344-358

Grete Swensen and Sveinung K. Berg

Volume 33, issue 2, 2018

Establishing Design Principles for Wildfire Resilient Urban Planning pp. 97-119

Constanza Gonzalez-Mathiesen and Alan March

Institutional Adjustments and Strategic Planning Action: The Case of Victorian Wildfire Planning pp. 120-136

Maria Kornakova, Alan March and Brendan Gleeson

Planning Strategically or by the Book?—Contentious Land Use Planning in South-eastern Finland pp. 137-153

Matti Fritsch and Heikki Eskelinen

Spain Following in the EU’s Footsteps: The Europeanization of Spatial Planning in its Autonomous Communities pp. 154-171

Berezi Elorrieta

Evaluating Housing Needs and Preferences of Generation Y in Malaysia pp. 172-185

Kenn Jhun Kam, Anthony Sheng Hui Lim, Karam M. Al-Obaidi and Tze Shwan Lim

The Sidewalk as a Contested Space: Women’s Negotiation of Socio-Spatial Processes of Exclusion in Public Urban Space in Saudi Arabia; The Case of Al Tahlia Street pp. 186-210

Mohammed Almahmood, Oliver Schulze, Trine Agervig Carstensen and Gertrud Jørgensen

Profiteering from Disaster: Why Planners Need to be Paying More Attention to Insurance pp. 211-227

Kate Booth

Volume 33, issue 1, 2018

‘Slipping through the Net’: The Impact of Incremental Development on the Built Environment of the Historic Coastal Town of Queenscliff in Victoria, Australia pp. 1-17

Ursula de Jong, Robert Fuller, David Beynon and Sally Winkler

Town Centre Management: Outlook from Portugal pp. 18-33

Pedro Porfírio Coutinho Guimarães

Formulating Contextual Building Regulations for Hill Towns of India: The Case of Shimla pp. 34-50

Ashwani Kumar and Pushplata Garg

Embedding Artists within Planning: Calgary’s Watershed+ Initiative pp. 51-69

Jason F. Kovacs and Jeff Biggar

Use and Misuse of Indicators in Spatial Planning: The Example of Land Take pp. 70-85

Antoine Decoville

Facilitation and Dialogue as Methods of Reflective Practice in Professional Education pp. 86-95

Carolyn McAndrews and Jane Hansberry