Planning Perspectives

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Volume 32, issue 4, 2017

Martin Wagner in America: planning and the political economy of capitalist urbanization pp. 481-502

Álvaro Sevilla-Buitrago

Mastering the urbanization process. The urban questions of engineer August Mennes in the Antwerp agglomeration pp. 503-531

Tom Broes and Michiel Dehaene

Carlo Doglio (1914–1995) and the theory and practice of slingshot planning pp. 533-556

Stefania Proli

Across the border. Ties of architects and urban planners between East and West Germany: the case of Egon Hartmann, 1954–1976 pp. 557-576

Annika Levels

The Royal Fine Art Commission and 75 years of English design review: the final 15 years, 1984–1999 pp. 577-599

Matthew Carmona and Andrew Renninger

Property rights, urban land markets and the contradictions of redevelopment in centrally located informal settlements in Bogotá, Colombia, and Buenos Aires, Argentina pp. 601-621

Juan G. Yunda and Bjørn Sletto

Segregation and conflict in post-modernist Caracas: from Pérez’s Gran Venezuela to Chávez’s Bolivarian Revolution pp. 623-637

Arturo Almandoz

Topographies of the future: urban and suburban visions in Edward Bellamy’s utopian fiction pp. 639-649

Joseph M. Watson

Homeland: Zionism as housing regime, 1860–2011 pp. 651-652

Gaia Caramellino

Bulldozer: demolition and clearance of the postwar landscape pp. 652-653

Max Page

The radical and socialist tradition in British planning, from Puritan colonies’ to garden cities pp. 653-654

Michael Kordas

Reinventing a small, worldly city – the cultural and social transformation of Cardiff pp. 655-656

Neil Harris

Mobilising housing histories: learning from London’s past pp. 656-658

Michael Romyn

Paris Haussmann: modèle de ville/Paris Haussmann: a model’s relevance pp. 658-659

Filippo De Pieri

The iconic project: architecture, cities, and capitalist globalization pp. 659-661

Gevork Hartoonian

Urban China’s rural fringes: actors, dimensions and management challenges pp. 661-662

Duanfang Lu

The Rio de Janeiro reader: history, culture, politics pp. 663-664

Leandro Benmergui

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 32, issue 3, 2017

Erratum pp. i-i

The Editors

Urban questions in the countryside? Urbanization and the collective consumption of electricity in early twentieth-century Belgium pp. 309-332

Dieter Bruggeman and Michiel Dehaene

Transnational mobilities: Western European architects and planners in the Soviet industrial cities, 1928–1933 pp. 333-352

Natallia Barykina

Searching for effective and democratic town planning: the international travels of Sir Ernest Simon, 1936–1943 pp. 353-371

Stephen V. Ward

The world’s first purpose-built Airport City: Melbourne Airport, Tullamarine pp. 373-400

Arun Chandu

Inventorying Armagh: Max Lock, civil society, and the diffusion of planning ideas into Northern Ireland in the 1960s pp. 401-423

Andrew G. McClelland

Post-war urban renewal and demolition fluctuations in Sweden pp. 425-435

Aino Verkasalo and Jukka Hirvonen

Urban design paradigm shifts: the case of Barañain pp. 437-450

José María Ordeig Corsini, Laura Rives Navarro and Elena Lacilla Larrodé

IPHS Conference report: from the 8th biennial UHA conference on urban history, 13–16 October 2016, Corboy Law Center of Loyola University Chicago, Illinois pp. 451-457

Maria C. Taylor

Research Network on Regional Economic and Policy History pp. 459-466

Marijn Molema and Arno van der Zwet

Planning matter. Acting with things pp. 467-469

Alan Mabin

Deutsche Raumplanung. Das Modell der ‘Zentralen Orte’ zwischen NS-Staat und Bundesrepublik pp. 469-471

Max Welch Guerra

World heritage, urban design and tourism. Three cities in the middle east pp. 471-472

Nora Lafi

Hard times in the marvelous city: from dictatorship to democracy in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro pp. 472-474

Rafael Soares Gonçalves

The fixers. Devolution, development, and civil society in Newark, 1960-1990 pp. 474-476

Jason T. Bartlett

Evangelical Gotham: religion and the making of New York City, 1783–1860 pp. 476-477

Sean T. Dempsey

The lofts of Soho: gentrification, art and industry in New York, 1950–1980 pp. 477-478

Tom Angotti

Kyoto: an urban history of Japan’s pre-modern capital pp. 479-480

Peter Armstrong

Volume 32, issue 2, 2017

The organicists: planners, planning, and the environment in Czechoslovakia (1914–1949) pp. 147-173

Jan Dostalík

The camouflage of war: planned destruction in Jaffa and Tel Aviv, 1948 pp. 175-198

Or Aleksandrowicz

The planning of microdistricts in post-war North Korea: space, power, and everyday life pp. 199-223

Mina Kim and Inha Jung

Communitarian regionalism in India: how lessons from the New Deal Greenbelt Town programme translated to postwar India pp. 225-247

Laurel A. Harbin and Kristin E. Larsen

Shaping an urban Amazonia: ‘a planner’s nightmare’ pp. 249-270

Renato Leão Rego

Transport planning as suggested in John Claudius Loudon’s 1829 plan for London pp. 271-280

Patrice Bouche

New Towns Heritage Research Network pp. 281-283

Bob Colenutt, Sabine Coady Schaebitz and Stephen V. Ward

Interpreting reinterpretation: the 13th conference of the European Association for Urban History, Helsinki, 24–28 August 2016 pp. 285-291

Reinhilde Sennema and Paolo De Martino

A genealogy of tropical architecture, colonial networks, nature and technoscience pp. 293-294

Farhan Karim

Space, hope, and brutalism: English architecture, 1945–1975 pp. 295-296

Guy Ortolano

A world of homeowners: American power and the politics of housing aid pp. 296-298

Leandro Benmergui

Model estate: planned housing at Quarry Hill, Leeds pp. 298-300

David Ellis

Sweat Equity: Cooperative house-building in Newfoundland, 1920–1974 pp. 300-302

Iqbal Hamiduddin

Water and asphalt: the project of isotropy pp. 302-303

Cristina Renzoni

Singapore dreaming: managing utopia pp. 303-306

Mrinalini Rajagopalan

Urban Redevelopment and Modernity in Liverpool and Manchester, 1918–1939 pp. 306-308

Tom Hulme

Volume 32, issue 1, 2017

Rationalizing the greater city. The 1919 international competition for Greater Paris pp. 1-24

Beatriz Fernandez Agueda

A comparison of tenurial change and privatization in two Garden City communities: Sunnyside Gardens, New York City and Garbatella, Rome pp. 25-46

Sandra Annunziata

Pan-American routes: a continental planning journey between reformism and the cultural Cold War pp. 47-66

Adrián Gorelik

Energy landscape: Los Angeles Harbor and the establishment of oil-based capitalism in Southern California, 1871–1930 pp. 67-86

Jason Cooke

Echoes of Empire: British Mandate planning in Palestine and its influence in the West Bank today pp. 87-98

Martin Crookston

Report from the 17th International Planning History Society Conference: 17–21 July 2016, Delft, The Netherlands pp. 99-106

Stephen J. Ramos

17th IPHS conference, 17–21 July 2016: prizes and awards pp. 107-117

The Editors

The obituary of Professor Yorifusa Ishida (1932–2015): a pioneer of planning history in Japan pp. 119-125

Shun-ichi J. Watanabe

Obsolescence: an architectural history pp. 127-128

Robert Beauregard

Reclaiming the Don: An Environmental History of Toronto’s Don River Valley pp. 128-130

Steven T. Moga

A nice place to visit: tourism and urban revitalization in the postwar Rustbelt pp. 130-131

Chloe E. Taft

Cities from scratch: poverty and informality in urban Latin America pp. 131-133

Janice Perlman

Jeremy and Caroline Gould, Coventry: the making of a modern city 1939–73 pp. 133-135

Louise Campbell

Thinking small: the United States and the lure of community development pp. 135-137

Paul Adler

DIY Detroit: making do in a city without services pp. 137-138

Robert Mantho

Politics across the Hudson: The Tappan Zee megaproject pp. 138-140

Jeffrey A. Kroessler

Architecture and the Welfare State pp. 140-141

Stephen E. Nepa

Barrio rising: urban popular politics and the making of modern Venezuela pp. 141-143

Sarah Selvidge

The peaceful path, building garden cities and new towns pp. 143-144

Ruth McManus

From boom to bubble: how finance built the new Chicago pp. 144-146

Winifred Curran