Planning Perspectives

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Volume 40, issue 2, 2025

Regulating capital investment in urban property: towards comparative-historical research in planning history pp. 201-221

André Sorensen and Neve Adams

Joint City: cross-border planning diffusion, local elites, and planning practices – case studies of Kouang-Tchéou-Wan and Swatow, 1898–1945 pp. 223-263

Yi Liu, Baihao Li and Congcong Yao

The principles of land value capture in the perspective of Georgist political economy pp. 265-282

Owiti A. K’Akumu

The UK levelling up strategy and changing the spatial economy pp. 283-300

Colin Jones

Spatial informality, urban regularization, and social resistance: Tianqiao as a public space for the poor, 1911–1937 pp. 301-325

Xusheng Huang

Ideation, deviation, persistence, and implementation – Six decades of pedestrianization in Antwerp’s urban core pp. 327-351

Kelly Gregg and Conrad Kickert

Decoding the socio-spatial mosaic of public space: an in-depth exploration of Taksim Square pp. 353-374

İbrahim Eren and Esin Özlem Aktuğlu Aktan

Beyond Chinatown: Chinese diaspora, the transition of power, and the planning of the City of Medan in Dutch East Indies pp. 375-403

Yinrui Xie and Amanda Achmadi

Connexions: a special section of Planning Perspectives dedicated to advancing planning history at the intersection of multiple academic disciplines and practices pp. 405-406

Carola Hein

Israel’s planning historiography: interrogating spatio-temporal discourse and ‘whiteness’ pp. 407-419

Matan Flum

Real estate agency: land, housing and finance in urban and planning history conference pp. 421-431

Rachel Gallagher

Obituary of Professor Shun-ichi Watanabe (1938–2024): searching for a truly ‘international’ planning history pp. 433-440

Fukuo Akimoto

The promise of planning. global aspirations and South African experience since 2008 pp. 441-442

Carlos Nunes Silva

Co-operative conditions: a primer on architecture, finance and regulation in Zurich pp. 443-445

Miles Glendinning

Check dam construction for sustainable watershed management and planning pp. 445-447

Yenni Febriani and Vina Yunita

Monuments decolonized. Algeria’s French colonial heritage pp. 447-449

Nora Lafi

The Delos Symposia and Doxiadis pp. 449-451

Nicole De Togni

Volume 40, issue 1, 2025

Correction pp. i-i

The Editors

Urban planning in the Americas during the Cold War pp. 1-5

Katharina Schembs

An Americas story: hemispheric perspectives on postwar urban renewal pp. 7-20

Lizabeth Cohen

Limits of inter-American cooperation: large dams and urban planning in Latin America after 1945 pp. 21-38

Frederik Schulze

Conjectures on an absence: Latin American planning thought, seen in the mirror of Revolutionary Cuba pp. 39-51

Adrián Gorelik

Two technical assistance methods: the activity of the Ford Foundation in Chile and Argentina, 1960–1972 pp. 53-78

Alejandra Inés Monti

From Model Reform Country to Critic: Chile and its cooperation with the USA in urban planning and housing under Eduardo Frei Montalva (1964–1970) pp. 79-96

Katharina Schembs

The assembly of locally rooted industrial networks in the Pearl River Delta region: insights for the regeneration of industrial land pp. 97-115

Mingmin Pan and Mee Kam Ng

Paternal partnerships: how Aramco transformed Saudi environments, bodies, minds, and homes, c. 1930–1970s pp. 117-144

Dalal Musaed Alsayer

Eforie Sud from glory to oblivion - a historical and urbanistic overview of the first balneoclimatic resort of Romania. 1898–2024 pp. 145-163

Daniela-Ioana Guju, Gabor-Giovani Luca, Anca-Roxana Strugariu and Bogdan-Laurențiu Petric

Beyond the curtain: the impact of political non alignment on the urban reconstruction of Skopje pp. 165-184

Elena Andonova and María Cristina García González

Report on the XXXI International Seminar on Urban Form Conference, São Paulo, Brazil, 16–20 September 2024 pp. 185-189

Karin Schwabe Meneguetti and Renato Leão Rego

Imagining Manila: literature, empire, and orientalism pp. 191-192

Mar Lorence G. Ticao

Community green: rediscovering the enclosed spaces of the garden suburb tradition pp. 192-194

Bruce Stephenson

Ebenezer Howard: inventor of the garden city pp. 194-196

Stephen V. Ward

Le shrinking cities nella Germania Est riunificata [Shrinking Cities in Reunified East Germany] pp. 196-197

Leonardo Zuccaro Marchi

Urban surfaces, graffiti, and the right to the city pp. 197-200

Emma Arnold

Volume 39, issue 6, 2024

Wilful ignorance at Waterloo: public housing quality and political stigma in Sydney's largest estate renewal pp. 1207-1239

Michael Zanardo, Alistair Sisson, Cameron Logan and Rebecca McLaughlan

Formation and transformation of critical modern rural architecture: the case of the Göl Village Institute Campus in Kastamonu, Türkiye pp. 1241-1266

Saadet Gündoğdu and Figen Kıvılcım Çorakbaş

Overlapping modernity and tradition: rethinking the danwei as a basic urban unit in modern China pp. 1267-1286

Junxian Wu and Gang Yu

Standardizing play in the century of the car: the building information cards as shapers of the ideal urban childhood in Finland in the 1960s and 1970s pp. 1287-1308

Veera Moll

Stabilization and change under planning and everyday practices – the politics of becoming public space in Dharavi, Mumbai pp. 1309-1329

Min Tang and Viviana d’Auria

Controversies surrounding Japan’s ‘flexible’ urban planning: a comparative analysis of consensus-building and public engagement in Tokyo’s redevelopment projects pp. 1331-1357

Jessica Ilunga, Jorge Almazán, Seishi Shikida and Errita Zuna

Urban green spaces of İstanbul: from ‘beautifying’ efforts to ‘mega-projects’ pp. 1359-1380

Esra Sert

Spatial planning in post-colonial Morocco: an institutional design for decolonization pp. 1381-1396

Noussayba Rahmouni and Izuru Saizen

President’s address* pp. 1397-1399

Carola Hein

20th Biennial Conference of the International Planning History Society 2–5 July 2024 (Hong Kong) prizes and awards pp. 1401-1415

Nuran Zeren Gülersoy

20th IPHS biennial conference report pp. 1417-1425

Renato Leão Rego

A plan to guide rather than to master: the urbanism of negotiation on the Île de Nantes pp. 1427-1435

Valéry Didelon

Queer premises: LGBTQ + venues in London since the 1980s pp. 1437-1439

Torsten Lange

Pensando as Favelas Cariocas: Memória e Outras Abordagens Teóricas [Thinking the favelas of Rio de Janeiro: memory and other theoretical approaches] pp. 1439-1441

Leandro Benmergui

Local governance of peatland restoration in Riau, Indonesia – a transdisciplinary analysis pp. 1441-1443

Lupi Nugraheni

Volume 39, issue 5, 2024

A place to remain in the village. Dutch planning cultures and rural housing policies from 1945 onwards pp. 967-981

Marijn Molema and Timo Clemens

The Human Settlement: Erwin Anton Gutkind's fascination with Africa and critique of modern design pp. 983-1006

Elisa Dainese

Place renaming, jurisdictional integration, and political representation: lessons from South Africa pp. 1007-1028

Stefan Chavez-Norgaard

Garden suburb: path and reinterpretations of an ideal: London, Paris and São Paulo pp. 1029-1045

José Geraldo Simões Junior

Planning and construction of the British concessions and settlements in modern East Asia (1845–1876): Shanghai, Yokohama, and Tianjin pp. 1047-1082

Shuting Sun, Nobuo Aoki and Subin Xu

The park built by the modern Wuxi gentry (1905–1930): a special space under local power interaction pp. 1083-1114

Peiqiang Chen and Yong Zhang

Unveiling the neo-Moroccan city: a historical exploration of Casablanca's Habous district (1917-1926) pp. 1115-1143

Rim Yassine Kassab

‘The first rearguard battle’: an analysis of the autarkic (re)planning for Spanish grain agriculture, 1937–1959 pp. 1145-1169

Isabel Rodríguez De la Rosa

Architectural history, planning history, and the environmental perspective: a report from Iceland pp. 1171-1178

Filippo De Pieri

Reassembling Marseille’s mosaic: urban planning in service of a post-World War II imagined identity pp. 1179-1194

Eliane Schmid

Plus ça change? Recent sources on architectural modernism, urbanism and the city pp. 1195-1199

John R. Gold

Atlas histórico del urbanismo español pp. 1201-1202

Federico Camerin

Colonial toxicity: rehearsing French radioactive architecture and landscape in the Sahara pp. 1202-1204

Clarence Hatton-Proulx

CINVA: un proyecto latinoamericano 1951-1972 pp. 1204-1206

Rafael Soares Gonçalves

Volume 39, issue 4, 2024

Undertows and evolutions pp. 757-759

Ian Morley

The Curtis Report as a critical juncture in Canadian urbanism pp. 761-791

David L. A. Gordon

A century of urban planning for Zanzibar’s other side, 1923–2023 pp. 793-814

Garth Andrew Myers

From HURPI to community corridor: the evolution of the central linear axis in South Korean new towns pp. 815-833

Sanghoon Jung and Nami Hong

Clean water supply and urban hygiene control in colonial Semarang, Indonesia pp. 835-851

Mutiah Amini

The establishment process of Türk Traktör between 1948 and 1963: a critique of ‘modernization’ as development in Early Cold War Turkey pp. 853-880

Murat Iplikci and Gülşah Aykaç

Vision and practice: the 1967 Robson Report on the Tokyo Metropolitan Government pp. 881-901

Benjamin Bansal

Theorizing the postcolonial city of Kuching: the socio-spatial production of colonial logistics pp. 903-923

Azmah Arzmi and Julaihi Wahid

Development of cultural heritage conservation planning in China pp. 925-943

Songsong Li, Nobuo Aoki, Ruoran Wang and Subin Xu

Tiexi Workers’ Village: shaping collective life in socialist China from the 1950s to the 1970s pp. 945-962

Yiping Zhang, Yidan Liu, Yves Schoonjans and Gisèle Gantois

Political postmodernisms – architecture in Chile and Poland, 1970-1990 pp. 963-964

Florian Urban

Bauhaus 100+1: reverberaciones latinoamericanas / edición académica pp. 964-966

Eduardo Verri Lopes

Volume 39, issue 3, 2024

Olympic urbanism: past, present and future pp. 487-499

Andrew Smith, John R. Gold and Margaret M. Gold

The Olympic gap: planning and politics of the Helsinki Olympics pp. 501-530

Kristo Vesikansa and Laura Berger

Environmental changes and the first Olympic Winter Games. Infrastructure projects for ‘Chamonix 1924’ pp. 531-550

Caterina Franco

Tokyo as an Olympic city across modern history: planning culture as the intangible heritage from a century of hosting the Olympic and Paralympic Games pp. 551-573

Raphaël Languillon-Aussel

The transformation of Beijing as a dual Olympic city: growth, post-growth, and the reimagining of the capital pp. 575-594

Richard Hu

The achievement of sustainability and legacies by the host cities of the Summer Olympiads, 2012–2024 pp. 595-613

Stephen Essex and Renata Latuf de Oliveira Sanchez

Have the Olympics outgrown cities? A longitudinal comparative analysis of the growth and planning of the Olympics and former host cities pp. 615-636

Gabriel Silvestre, David Gogishvili, Sven Daniel Wolfe and Martin Müller

Evolving security motifs, Olympic spectacle and urban planning legacy: from militarization to security-by-design pp. 637-657

Jon Coaffee

The aftermath of failure. Paris, 1992–2012: the urban economy of a host Olympic City pp. 659-674

Ulf Strohmayer

Is urban planning returning to the past in search of a sustainable future? Exploring the six Paris and London Olympic Games (1900–2024) pp. 675-700

Cécile Doustaly and Geneviève Zembri-Mary

Replacing place with space: the influences and the challenges of the new norm on the Milan-Cortina Winter Games 2026 pp. 701-719

Mike Raco and Stefano Di Vita

VI International Seminar on Urban Form – Hispanic (ISUF-H) 2022. Universidad Politécnica de Madrid pp. 721-724

Kathrin Golda-Pongratz

Planning ports in proximity: Koper and Trieste after 1945 pp. 725-745

Martin Valinger Sluga and Lucija Ažman Momirski

Tripoli coloniale. Histoire sociale et économique d’une ville sous domination italienne [Colonial Tripoli: social and economic history of a city under Italian Rule] pp. 747-748

Nora Lafi

Il senso delle donne per la città. Curiosità, ingegno, apertura. [Women’s sense for the city. Curiosity, ingenuity, opening] pp. 748-750

Valeria Casali

A research agenda for US land use and planning law pp. 750-751

Carlos Nunes Silva

Architecture and Urbanism in a contact zone: histories of difference migrancy and dwelling in Kolkata pp. 752-753

Himadri Chatterjee

Charles Rice, Atrium pp. 753-756

Andrea Vesentini

Volume 39, issue 2, 2024

‘Living beyond its present means’: World Bank push and local pushback over lowest-cost housing for postcolonial Dakar pp. 215-243

Helen Gyger

Local planning in the national provisions of the Polish Building Code of 1928 - a forgotten legacy pp. 245-258

Wojciech Korbel

Israel’s largest landfill rehabilitation: creative landscape design as a catalyst for a functioning metropolis pp. 259-283

Galia Limor-Sagiv, Nurit Lissovsky and Naomi Angel

Taming ‘wild’ Vienna? The handling of informal settlements by the planning authorities – perspectives, discourse, (counter)actions in the interwar and post-war periods pp. 285-317

Andre Krammer and Friedrich Hauer

How did the idea of the garden suburb emerge in the 1970s? An analysis based on the performance of the City of São Paulo Company in São Paulo pp. 319-345

Sidney Piochi Bernardini and Ana Carolina Capelozza Mano

The other Tianjin and its concession culture: local residents’ perception of the postcolonial identity of Minyuan Stadium pp. 347-369

Yanning Xiang, Yat Ming Loo and Jonathan Hale

Behind the metropolis: understanding Grand Paris through the history of its regional plans pp. 371-403

Frédéric Pousin and Nathalie Roseau

Conformity and variety: city planning in Taiwan during 1683–1895 pp. 405-439

Shimeng Sun

Unplanned rapid urban growth in Birjand, Iran (1986–2022) pp. 441-457

Mahdi Gheitasi, Ali Maddahi and Newsha Salari

The urban planning transformation of Jaffa: pre and post-1948 perspectives pp. 459-476

Tony Rantissi

Historia de las Villas en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires: Desde los orígenes hasta nuestros días [History of the shantytowns in the city of Buenos Aires: from the origins to the present] pp. 477-478

Claudia Gabriela Reta

Frederick Law Olmsted. Architecte du paysage [Frederick Law Olmsted: architect of landscape] pp. 478-480

Gaia Caramellino

Jakarta: the city of a thousand dimensions pp. 480-482

Christopher Silver

Im Gleichschritt. Der Architekten- und Ingenieurverein zu Berlin im Nationalsozialismus pp. 483-485

Karl Friedhelm Fischer

Volume 39, issue 1, 2024

Model Cities at fifty: afterlives pp. 1-5

Susanne Schindler

Marshall Plan or neocolonization? The Model Cities Program and Black planning criticism pp. 7-30

Jeremy Lee Wolin

Product and process: New York’s Model Cities vest-pocket housing and rehabilitation programme pp. 31-57

Susanne Schindler

Broker power: real estate brokers in the St. Louis Model Cities program, 1966–1975 pp. 59-84

Morris Speller

Black Arts/West and the ironies of development in Seattle’s ‘Other America’ pp. 85-107

Mark Krasovic

Layers of reconstruction: the planning history of disaster-prone Kamaishi pp. 109-129

Naoto Nakajima

Plague, quarantine, and environmental design in nineteenth century Odesa pp. 131-152

Maya Gervits

The emergence and evolution of workers’ villages in early New China pp. 153-177

Yiping Zhang, Yves Schoonjans and Gisèle Gantois

Naples: a city away from water pp. 179-194

Paolo De Martino

On the police as infrastructure and managers in the African city pp. 195-204

Wangui Kimari

States of cultivation: imperial transition and scientific agriculture in the Eastern Mediterranean pp. 205-206

Zeead Yaghi

Routledge handbook of Asian cities pp. 206-208

Creighton Connolly

Sultanahmet, Istanbul’s historic peninsula: musealization and urban conservation pp. 208-210

Mesut Dinler

Concrete city: material flows and urbanization in West Africa pp. 210-213

Maren Larsen