Planning Perspectives

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Volume 35, issue 6, 2020

Evaluating the contribution of planning gain to an inclusive housing legacy: a case study of London 2012 pp. 927-953

Penny Bernstock

The historical development of the housing policy of Russian cities from pre-industrialization period to free real estate market pp. 955-968

Olga Siegmunt

Spaces of transition: testing high standard housing in late-socialist Belgrade pp. 969-1004

Dalia Dukanac and Ljiljana Blagojević

Dublin's twentieth-century social housing policies: tenure, ‘reserved areas’ and housing type pp. 1005-1030

Joseph Brady and Ruth McManus

Planning Aarhus as a welfare geography: urban modernism and the shaping of ‘welfare subjects’ in post-war Denmark pp. 1031-1053

Mikkel Høghøj

Urban planning in ancient cities of Iran: understanding the meaning of urban form in the Sasanian city of Ardašīr-Xwarrah pp. 1055-1080

Hossein Maroufi

The birth of Mass transit system or the imperative of technology: a look back at the design of suburban train stations in the 1970s pp. 1081-1095

Elise Avide

An archive of anxiety: the papers of E. A. A. Rowse pp. 1097-1105

Adam Page

Edge conditions: invented peripheries, hidden centres: the 2020 Australasian urban history/planning history conference pp. 1107-1115

Nicola Pullan

Design DNA of Mark I – Hong Kong’s public housing prototype pp. 1117-1118

Miles Glendinning

Favelas de Río de Janeiro: historia y derecho pp. 1118-1120

María Cristina Cravino

Taking the land to make the city: a bicoastal history of North America pp. 1120-1122

Sarah Lopez

Improvised City: Architecture, and Governance in Shanghai, 1843–1937 pp. 1122-1124

Liu Yishi

The architecture of Scotland, 1660–1750 pp. 1124-1126

Deborah Howard

The New Enclosure: The Appropriation of Public Land in Neoliberal Britain pp. 1126-1128

Günter Gassner

Volume 35, issue 5, 2020

Conservation logics that reshape mega-event spaces: San Antonio and Brisbane post expo pp. 753-777

Jennifer Minner and Martin Abbott

Major events and urban development: exploring the spatial impact of China's expositions in the early twentieth century pp. 779-804

Zhe Liu, Pieter M.K.J. Uyttenhove, Luce Beeckmans and Xin Zheng

An ‘ordinary modernist’? Empire and nation in Ariel Kahane’s large-scale planning pp. 805-826

Shira Wilkof

Avoiding white elephants? The planning and design of London’s 2012 Olympic and Paralympic venues, 2002–2018 pp. 827-848

Juliet Davis

Street names in Dakar-Plateau: a colonial and post-colonial perspective pp. 849-872

Krzysztof Górny and Ada Górna

Dalian’s unique planning history and its contested heritage in urban regeneration pp. 873-894

Yang Liu, Karine Dupre, Xin Jin and David Weaver

The natural environment in socialist modernity: three case studies of new urban areas in Czechoslovakia (1966–1991) pp. 895-907

Jan Dostalík

4th Urbanism and urban planners in Brazil seminar (4thSUUB), Belo Horizonte, Brazil, 2019. Ideas, practices and institutions in the formation of urbanism and urban planners in Brazil. CONFERENCE REPORT pp. 909-914

Elisângela de Almeida Chiquito and Rita Velloso

Glasgow high-rise homes, estates and communities in the post-war period pp. 915-916

Ambrose Gillick

Il mito dell’equilibrio. Il dibattito anglo-italiano per il governo del territorio negli anni del dopoguerra [The myth of balance. The Anglo-Italian debate on urban and regional planning after World War II] pp. 916-918

Filippo De Pieri

Architecture of counterrevolution: the French army in Northern Algeria pp. 918-920

Nora Lafi

Große Pläne für Kassel. 1919 bis 1949. Projekte zu Stadtentwicklung und Städtebau pp. 920-921

Karl Friedhelm Fischer

Hidden London: discovering the forgotten underground pp. 922-923

Michael Hebbert

Power Moves: Transportation, Politics, and Development in Houston pp. 923-925

Robert W. Pfaff

Volume 35, issue 3, 2020

Cities and memory: a history of the role of memorials in urban design from the Renaissance to Canberra pp. 401-431

Quentin Stevens

The ‘desiccator difficulty’: surprise, indignation and the local politics of planning for sanitary technology in nineteenth century Melbourne pp. 433-455

Elizabeth Jean Taylor

Regional cities: international references in Brazilian regional planning in the 1950s and 1960s pp. 457-476

Gislaine Elizete Beloto

Kuy-e Narmak (1952–1958): the growth and change of an urban community in Tehran pp. 477-504

Mohamad Sedighi and Nelson Mota

Whose master plan? Kisho Kurokawa and ‘capital planning’ in post-Soviet Astana, 1995–2000 pp. 505-523

Nari Shelekpayev

Shankland and Cox at Cergy-Pontoise. Passing on British town planning working practices in France pp. 525-547

Anne Portnoï

An infrastructure of light and darkness: in visual conversation with Baudouin Mouanda pp. 549-560

Liora Bigon

8th PNUM conference, Maringá, Brazil, 21–23 August 2019 pp. 561-564

Renato Leão Rego

Contested City: Art and Public History as Meditation at New York’s Seward Park Urban Renewal Area pp. 565-567

Karilyn Crockett

Lizabeth Cohen, Saving America’s Cities: Ed Logue and the Struggle to Renew Urban America in the Suburban Age pp. 567-568

David Hochfelder

Seismic City: An Environmental History of San Francisco's 1906 Earthquake pp. 568-570

Pollyanna Rhee

The closet and the cul-de-sac: the politics of sexual privacy in Northern California pp. 570-572

Davy Knittle

Histories of Dirt. Media and Urban Life in Colonial and Postcolonial Lagos pp. 572-574

Carlos Nunes Silva

Iconic planned communities and the challenge of change pp. 574-576

Rosemary Wakeman

Developing Expertise: architecture and real estate in metropolitan America pp. 576-578

Richard Longstreth

Volume 35, issue 2, 2020

The long after-life of Christopher Wren’s short-lived London plan of 1666 pp. 231-252

Michael Hebbert

Urbanizing India’s frontier: Sriganganagar and canal-town planning on the Indus plains pp. 253-276

Jacob L. Stock and Jeffrey M. Chusid

From Geddes’ city museum to Farrell’s urban room: past, present, and future at the Newcastle City Futures exhibition pp. 277-297

Mark Tewdwr-Jones, Dhruv Sookhoo and Robert Freestone

Infrastructures of displacement: the transpacific travel of urban renewal during the Cold War pp. 299-319

Sujin Eom

The world’s first slum improvement programme: Calcutta’s bustees, 1876–1910 pp. 321-344

Richard Harris

Time scales and planning history: medium- and long-term interpretations of downtown Toronto planning and development pp. 345-369

Pierre Filion

Antal Palóczi and the beginnings of modern urban planning in the Kingdom of Hungary: the example of Bratislava and Novi Sad (1867–1918) pp. 371-381

Henrieta Moravčíková, Laura Pastoreková and Éva Lovra

Report from the 2019 association of European schools of planning annual conference: 9–13 July 2019, Venice, Italy pp. 383-388

Gabriel Schwake

City on fire: technology, social change, and the hazards of progress in Mexico City, 1860–1910 pp. 389-390

Samuel J. Martland

How states shaped postwar America: state government and urban power pp. 390-392

Mason B. Williams

Manuale zum Städtebau. Die Systematisierung des Wissens von der Stadt 1870–1950 pp. 392-394

Dirk Schubert

Scheming: a social history of Glasgow council housing, 1919–1956 pp. 394-396

Mark Swenarton

Race for profit: how banks and the real estate industry undermined black homeownership pp. 396-398

Andrew W. Kahrl

The gateway to the pacific: Japanese Americans and the remaking of San Francisco pp. 398-399

Megan Asaka

Volume 35, issue 1, 2020

The preparation of town planning schemes in the Metropolitan Police District, excluding the county of London, 1909–1934 pp. 1-26

Michael P. Collins

Postmodernism and socialist mass housing in Poland pp. 27-60

Florian Urban

Contesting conservation-planning: insights from Ireland since independence pp. 61-90

Arthur Parkinson, Mark Scott and Declan Redmond

Urban modernization and heritage in the historic centre of Santiago de Chile (1818–1939) pp. 91-113

Eugenio Garcés Feliú, José Rosas Vera, Elvira Pérez Villalón and Juan Camilo Pardo de Castro

Taking the high ground: construction of the regional spatial order of Chang’an Area in Tang Dynasty pp. 115-141

Lu Guo and Xiao Rong

The planned destruction of Chinatowns in the United States and Canada since c.1900 pp. 143-168

Domenic Vitiello and Zoe Blickenderfer

Imported modernity and local design: the creation of resilient public spaces in late Ottoman Palestine, 1878–1918 pp. 169-192

Talia Abramovich, Marina Epstein-Pliouchtch and Iris Aravot

Temporary dwellings as informal suburban development in the global North and the case of Sydney 1945–1960 pp. 193-209

Nicola Pullan

Perspectives on decentralization past, present, and future: a review of conferences in Grenoble, Milan, and Delft (2017–2019) pp. 211-216

Elmira Jafari and Nicole De Togni

São Paulo: a graphic biography pp. 217-218

Marcio Siwi

Industrial Teesside, lives and legacies: a post-industrial geography pp. 218-220

Ray Hudson

Cities and nationhood: American imperialism and urban design in the Philippines, 1898–1916 pp. 220-222

Gerard Rey Lico

Neue Heimat. Das Gesicht der Bundesrepublik pp. 222-224

Cor Wagenaar

Colonizing, decolonizing, and globalizing Kolkata: from a colonial to a Post-Marxist city pp. 224-226

Harpreet Mand

Boom cities: architect-planners and the politics of radical urban renewal in 1960s Britain pp. 226-227

Nicholas Beech

New world cities. Challenges of urbanization and globalization in the Americas pp. 228-229

Orlando Deavila Pertuz