Planning Perspectives

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Volume 34, issue 6, 2019

‘Uneasy bedfellows’ conceiving urban megastructures: precarious public–private partnerships in post-war British New Towns pp. 937-957

Janina Gosseye

The history of urban growth management in South Africa: tracking the origin and current status of urban edge policies in three metropolitan municipalities pp. 959-977

Anele Horn

A case study in early urban design: Toronto, 1966–1978 pp. 979-998

Richard White

The suburban perimeter blocks of Madrid 10 years on: how residents’ level of satisfaction relates to urban design qualities pp. 999-1021

Javier Iñigo and Alan Mace

Planning southern Iraq: placing the progressive theories of Max Lock in Um Qasr, Margil, and Basra in the context of Iraqi national development, 1954–1956 pp. 1023-1044

Ben Tosland

Awards of the International Planning History Society (IPHS) – A history and a call for submissions for the 19th IPHS Conference Moscow Russia “City Space Transformation: Renovation of The Urban Environment” pp. 1045-1050

The Editors

History, civilization and urban planning development in China — report from the 10th Academic Committee of Planning History & Theory Conference: 26–29 October 2018, Guilin, China pp. 1051-1058

Zhao Li, Kang Cao and Baihao Li

Puerto Madero en movimiento: un abordaje a partir de la circulación de la Corporación Antiguo Puerto Madero (1989–2017) pp. 1059-1060

Gabriel Silvestre

Free the beaches: the story of Ned Coll and the battle for America’s most exclusive shoreline pp. 1060-1061

Elsa Devienne

The Newark Frontier: community action in the great society pp. 1062-1063

Akira Drake Rodriguez

American imperial pastoral: the architecture of US colonialism in the Philippines pp. 1064-1065

Daniel Immerwahr

Autoconstrucción. Por una autonomía del habitar: ensayos sobre vivienda, urbanismo, autogestión y holismo pp. 1065-1067

Emilio de Antuñano

Building the ivory tower: universities and metropolitan development in the twentieth century pp. 1067-1068

Eugénie L. Birch

Volume 34, issue 5, 2019

Planning Belgian Congo’s network of medical infrastructure: type-plans as tools to construct a medical model-colony, 1949–1959 pp. 757-778

Simon De Nys-Ketels, Laurence Heindryckx, Johan Lagae and Luce Beeckmans

The urban grid and entangled planning cultures in Senegal pp. 779-804

Eric Ross and Liora Bigon

Sanitizing Jakarta: decolonizing planning and kampung imaginary pp. 805-825

Prathiwi Widyatmi Putri

Integrating urban and port planning policies in a sustainable perspective: the case study of Naples historic harbour area pp. 827-847

Giuseppina Pugliano, Guido Benassai and Edoardo Benassai

The 1968 Tehran master plan and the politics of planning development in Iran (1945–1979) pp. 849-876

Azadeh Mashayekhi

Futurescapes of urban regeneration: ten years of design for the unfolding urban legacy of London’s Olympic Games, 2008–2018 pp. 877-901

Juliet Davis

The ‘valley of ashes’ and the ‘fresh green breast’: metaphors from The Great Gatsby in planning New York pp. 903-910

Lieven Ameel

The tribulations of Walter Burley Griffin’s final Australian plan: Milleara as ‘the garden city of the future’ 1925–1965 pp. 911-923

Victoria Kolankiewicz, David Nichols and Robert Freestone

Baku: oil and urbanism pp. 925-926

Clarence Hatton-Proulx

Globalized authoritarianism. Megaprojects, slums, and class relations in urban Morocco pp. 926-928

Carlos Nunes Silva

Southeast Asia’s modern architecture: questions of translation, epistemology and power pp. 928-930

Robin Hartanto Honggare

Ein neues Mainz? Kontroversen um die Gestalt der Stadt nach 1945 pp. 930-931

Herman van Bergeijk

Modeling post-socialist urbanization. The case of Budapest pp. 931-933

Virág Molnár

Chicago’s block clubs: how neighbors shape the city pp. 933-934

Alexander von Hoffman

Ephemeral histories: public art, politics, and the struggle for the streets in Chile pp. 934-936

Edward Murphy

Volume 34, issue 4, 2019

Conceptualizing the pedestrian mall in post-war North America and understanding its transatlantic transfer through the work and influence of Victor Gruen pp. 551-577

Kelly Gregg

Town planning and socialist realism: new Academic District in Wroclaw (Poland) – unfinished projects from the 1950s pp. 579-600

Agnieszka Tomaszewicz and Joanna Majczyk

Between modernization and identity: colonial social housing as a specific theoretico-practical corpus of colonial architecture – the case of Tetouan (Morocco, 1912–1956) pp. 601-620

Alejandro Muchada

The end of cities: Erwin Anton Gutkind and the inevitability of decentralization and dispersal pp. 621-641

Marcel Vellinga

Drawing white elephants in Africa? Re-contextualizing Ernst May’s Kampala plans in relation to the fraught political realities of late-colonial rule pp. 643-666

Andrew Byerley

Hans Blumenfeld: a moderate defence of expertise in the controversial 1960s pp. 667-691

Frédéric Mercure-Jolette

The historical rise and fall of community facility provision standards in the metropolitan planning of Melbourne pp. 693-724

Benno Engels

Planning strategies for a resilient urban fringe in three medium-sized Spanish cities pp. 725-735

Juan Luis de las Rivas Sanz and Miguel Fernández-Maroto

What’s in a cover image? How to depict planning history pp. 737-747

Carola Hein

Trespassers?: Asian Americans and the battle for suburbia pp. 749-750

Jerry González

Designing the global city: design excellence, competitions and the remaking of central Sydney pp. 750-751

Silvia Micheli

The invention of rivers: Alexander’s eye and Ganga’s descent pp. 751-753

Stephen J. Ramos

La rue à Tunis. Réalités, permanences, transformations de l’espace urbain, 1835–1935 pp. 753-755

Nora Lafi

Sono geloso di questa città. Giancarlo De Carlo e Urbino [I am jealous of this town: Giancarlo De Carlo and Urbino] pp. 755-756

Filippo De Pieri

Volume 34, issue 3, 2019

Planning for enabling: an analysis of Cedric Price’s proposal for Two Tree Island, 1971–1973 pp. 369-390

Manuel Rodrigo de la O Cabrera

The grid as algorithm for land use: a reappraisal of the 1811 Manhattan grid pp. 391-414

Gergely Baics and Leah Meisterlin

Producing space: post-war redevelopment as big business, Utrecht and Hannover 1962–1975 pp. 415-437

Tim Verlaan

Planning of public housing in modern Tianjin (1928–1945) pp. 439-462

Yanchen Sun, Carola Hein and Kun Song

From the Cold War to the warmed globe: planning, design-policy entrepreneurism, and the crises of nuclear weapons and climate change pp. 463-495

Zachary Lamb and Lawrence J. Vale

Skopje Resurgent: the international confusions of post-earthquake planning, 1963–1967 pp. 497-513

Mirjana Lozanovska and Igor Martek

European urban culture, Javier de Mesones-Cabello’s planning practice and its legacy in city of Valladolid pp. 515-526

Ana Ruiz-Varona

Conference Report, EAUH, 2018, Rome pp. 527-531

Emma Hart

Complexity and contradiction: in memoriam Robert Venturi pp. 533-538

John R. Gold, Carola Hein, Clément Orillard, Renato L. Rego and Fernando Pérez Oyarzun

From steel to slots: casino capitalism in the postindustrial city pp. 539-540

Walter Licht

Parking and the city pp. 540-542

Michael Kordas

Louis-Joseph Lebret e a SEGMACS: a formação de um grupo de ação para o planejamento urbano no Brasil pp. 542-543

Leandro Benmergui

Las Vegas in Singapore: violence, progress and the crisis of nationalist modernity pp. 543-545

Jiat-Hwee Chang

Windows upon planning history pp. 545-547

John R. Gold

Spectacular modernity: dictatorship, space and visuality in Venezuela. 1948–1958 pp. 547-548

Adriana Laura Massidda

Latino City: Immigration and Urban Crisis in Lawrence, Massachusetts, 1945–2000 pp. 549-550

Pedro A. Regalado

Volume 34, issue 2, 2019

The prolific interpreter of the Olmsted vision: Frederick G. Todd, Canada’s first landscape architect pp. 191-214

Nancy Pollock-Ellwand

Pursuit of integration in the former Yugoslavia’s planning pp. 215-241

Tijana Dabović, Zorica Nedović-Budić and Dejan Djordjević

Planning for play: seventy years of ineffective public policy? The example of Glasgow, Scotland pp. 243-263

Valerie Wright, Ade Kearns, Lynn Abram and Barry Hazley

Aesthetics of social identity: re-framing and evaluating modernist architecture and planning as cultural heritage in Martinique pp. 265-283

Clare Melhuish

South African ‘know-how’ and Israeli ‘facts of life’: the planning of Afridar, Ashkelon, 1949–1956 pp. 285-309

Ayala Levin

Dabaodao: the planning, development, and transformation of a Chinese (German) neighbourhood pp. 311-333

Philipp Demgenski

Questioning public histories of urban planning: an investigation of ‘urbanisme horloger’ narratives in the Unesco site of Le Locle/La Chaux-de-Fonds pp. 335-344

Filippo De Pieri

Framing a new discourse on petromodernity: the global petroleumscape and petroleum modernism pp. 345-353

Mohamad Sedighi and Bader Albader

Olga Zinovieva (1953–2018), Professor of Cultural Studies, Lomonosov Moscow State University pp. 355-356

Laura Kolbe

A City on a Lake: urban political ecology and the growth of Mexico City pp. 357-358

Emilio de Antuñano

Rurality re-imagined: villagers, farmers, wanderers pp. 358-360

Gemma Edwards

Risen from Ruins: The Cultural Politics of Rebuilding East Berlin pp. 360-361

Eli Rubin

Urbanisation, regional development and governance in China pp. 362-363

Zhe Zhang

For a proper home: housing rights in the margins of urban Chile, 1960–2010 pp. 363-364

Diego Hurtado Torres

Town and crown: an illustrated history of Canada’s capital pp. 365-366

Karl Friedhelm Fischer

Cities contested. Urban politics, heritage, and social movements in Italy and West Germany in the 1970s pp. 366-367

Filippo De Pieri

Volume 34, issue 1, 2019

Publication, recapitulation, adjudication pp. 1-2

John R. Gold and Margaret M. Gold

Cities and plans – the past defines the future pp. 3-23

Dirk Schubert

The plan as a colonization project: the medina of Tlemcen under French rule, 1842–1920 pp. 25-42

Amine Kasmi

From cantonments to townships: Lugard’s influence upon British colonial urban governance in Africa pp. 43-64

Robert Home

A Theosophical Garden City: designing household life in Bombay, circa 1924 pp. 65-90

Shiben Banerji

From to cooperation – engineers overseas and the rise of planning expertise in the twentieth century pp. 91-113

Hélène Vacher

Comprehensive planning in Japanese large cities pp. 115-132

David W. Edgington

Building and planning regulations under Israeli colonial power: a critical study from Palestine pp. 133-146

Salem Thawaba

The planning history of Japan in a world history planning perspective pp. 147-169

Fukuo Akimoto

Remaking cities: the fourteenth Australasian urban history/planning history conference, Melbourne, 2018 pp. 171-179

Lauren Pikó, James Lesh and Victoria Kolankiewicz

Building the Ivory Tower: universities and metropolitan development in the twentieth century pp. 181-182

Eugénie L. Birch

Prefab housing and the future of building: product to process pp. 182-183

Miles Glendinning

Industrial Teesside, lives and legacies: a post-industrial geography pp. 183-185

Ray Hudson

Il Pilastro. Storia di una periferia nella Bologna del dopoguerra pp. 185-186

Filippo De Pieri

Endangered city: the politics of risk in Bogotá pp. 187-188

Susana Romero

American imperial pastoral: the architecture of US colonialism in the Philippines pp. 188-189

Daniel Immerwahr