Planning Theory & Practice

2012 - 2025

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Volume 26, issue 5, 2025

Planning in Free Verse pp. 627-630

Lisa K. Bates

Realizing the Transformative Potential of Experimentation in Planning pp. 633-649

Luca Bertolini

Innovating for Uncertain Futures: How Transportation Planners in Toronto Adapt Planning and Institutional Processes in Anticipation of Automated Vehicles pp. 650-668

Emilia M. Bruck

Organising Everyday Planning Practice for Reduced Residential Segregation: Understanding the Strategic-Operational Gap from the Inside pp. 669-686

Sara Svensson, Tina Forsberg and Tony Svensson

Engaging with the Multiple Temporalities Inherent in Participatory Planning pp. 687-701

Miriam Holst Jensen and David Laws

‘Together We Know a Lot’: A Reflective Case Study of Social Learning Through Participatory Action Research pp. 702-719

Andi Binet, Vedette Gavin, Dina Abreu, Carl Baty, Mitikei Chengerei, Josée Genty, Will Justice, Araceli Tepoz Mendez, Gail Roderigues, David Underhill, Kelsey Salmon Schreck and Mariana Arcaya

Making Space for Time: Temporal and Time-Sensitive Perspectives in Planning Theory and Practice pp. 723-762

Robin A. Chang, Filipa Matos Wunderlich, Gérard Hutter, Thorsten Wiechmann, Martin Schinagl, Benno Schroeder, NezHapi-Dellé Odeleye, Christopher Maidment, Pınar Şefkatli, Gala Korniyenko, Robin A. Chang, Filipa Wunderlich, Filipa Matos Wunderlich, Gérard Hutter, Thorsten Wiechmann, Martin Schinagl, Benno Schroeder, NezHapi-Dellé Odeleye, Christopher Maidment, Pınar Şefkatli, Gala Korniyenko and Robin A. Chang

Rights of Nature and Planning: More Trouble Than It’s Worth? pp. 765-769

Mick Lennon

Democracy and Urban Form pp. 770-772

Lina Moe

Spatial Planning Systems in Europe – Comparison and Trajectories pp. 772-773

Maciej J. Nowak

Volume 26, issue 4, 2025

On Transformation and Gaslighting pp. 477-480

Crystal Legacy

Turn of Events: Community Events as a Practice for Inquiry in Public Space Research pp. 483-502

Claire Nelischer, Andres F. Ramirez and Gus Wendel

Between Fixed and Flexible. Soft Planning and Informality in the Regeneration of Kalasatama, Helsinki pp. 503-518

Tuomas Ilmavirta

Mind the Gap: Planning, Plans and Not so Much Progress pp. 519-535

Maria Manta Conroy

Enhancing Villager Participation in Remote Rural China Through the Co-Creation of ‘Small Gardens’: A Case Study of Hongtang Village pp. 536-556

Ye Long, Luan Chen and Xun Li

Collaboration in Adaptation Planning: Power Clusters and Opportunities for Governance Arrangements in Metro-Boston pp. 557-577

Antonio Raciti, Rosalyn Negrón and Rebecca Herst

Difficulties for Theorisation Within Planning Research and Practice – An Exploration of Key Dimensions of Planning Theories pp. 581-611

Meike Levin-Keitel, Franziska Sielker, Lukas Nikolaus-Behrend, Peter Schmitt, Franziska Sielker, Martin Sondermann, Sara Özogul, Christopher Maidment, Raine Mäntysalo, Lukas Nikolaus-Behrend, Elisabeth Gruber, Christopher Maidment, Benjamin Davy, Agnes Förster, Edward Shepherd, Efrat Eizenberg, Tijana Dabovic, Raine Mäntysalo, Chris Webster, Viola Schulze Dieckhoff, Franziska Sielker, Meike Levin-Keitel, Lukas Nikolaus-Behrend, Meike Levin-Keitel, Peter Schmitt, Franziska Sielker, Martin Sondermann, Sara Özogul, Christopher Maidment, Raine Mäntysalo, Lukas Nikolaus-Behrend, Elisabeth Gruber, Christopher Maidment, Benjamin Davy, Agnes Förster, Edward Shepherd, Efrat Eizenberg, Tijana Dabovic, Raine Mäntysalo, Chris Webster and Viola Schulze Dieckhoff

Against the Commons: A Radical History of Urban Planning pp. 615-616

Linda Fox-Rogers

Spatial Planning Reform in China: The Multi-Plan Integration (MPI) Reform pp. 617-624

Min Cai, Lasse Gerrits and Jurian Edelenbos

Volume 26, issue 3, 2025

Troubled Times pp. 319-322

Andy Inch

A Critical Examination of Land Value Capture Tools to Generate Affordable Housing in Toronto pp. 325-343

Julie Mah

Social Value Creation Through Bottom-up Urban Development: Mechanisms of Self-Organization pp. 344-364

Jeroen Mens, Ellen van Bueren, Ruben Vrijhoef and Erwin Heurkens

What Are the Limits to Smart Innovation? The Digital Underground Initiative and New Frontiers of “Smartness” in Singapore pp. 365-383

Prerona Das, Orlando Woods and Lily Kong

The Organization of Representation: The Composition and Responsibilities of Ad Hoc Committees in Planning Processes in the U.S pp. 384-401

Mattijs Van Maasakkers, Donggyu Lee and Madison Strauss

Bioregionalism and Degrowth: Addressing the Urban-Other Divide pp. 402-419

Johanna Waldenberger and Federico Savini

The Housing We Need by 2050 for a Sustainable and Equitable Future pp. 423-453

Andréanne Doyon, Trivess Moore, Liam Davies, Jago Dodson, Danielle Butler, Jamie Leigh-Rosenburgh, Maya Fitchett, Amy Clair, Emma Baker, Hanan Ali, Yushu Zhu, Meg Holden, Jonathan M. Boron, Clifford G. Atleo, Ralph Horne, Julie Lawson, Louise Dorignon, Andréanne Doyon, Trivess Moore, Liam Davies, Jago Dodson, Danielle Butler, Jamie Leigh-Rosenburgh, Maya Fitchett, Amy Clair, Emma Baker, Hanan Ali, Yushu Zhu, Meg Holden, Jonathan M. Boron, Clifford G. Atleo, Ralph Horne, Julie Lawson, Louise Dorignon, Andréanne Doyon and Trivess Moore

Reflections on Post-Growth Planning: Practices of ‘Undoing’ (De-Urbanisation and Deconstruction) and Methodology for Eco-Social Transition pp. 457-472

José María Romero-Martínez, Yolanda Romero-Padilla and Alejandro Del Castillo Sánchez

Master Plans and Minor Acts: Repairing the City in Post-Genocide Rwanda pp. 473-474

Jocelyn Poe

Volume 26, issue 2, 2025

Patsy Healey – In Theory and Practice pp. 159-162

Jill L. Grant

“What Can I, and Others, Do to Change Things?” Patsy Healey (1940–2024): In Her Own Words pp. 165-186

Heather Campbell and Theodore Lim

Places Matter. Memories of Places Where I Met Patsy Healey pp. 189-212

Klaus R. Kunzmann

The Essential Tension: Patsy Healey’s Conception of Democracy in Planning and Public Policy pp. 215-222

Hendrik Wagenaar

Collaborative Planning in an Undemocratic Setting: What Can We Learn from a Short-Lived Experiment in Hong Kong? pp. 223-232

Mee Kam Ng

Healey’s Work in Glendale and the Engaged Scholarship Debate pp. 233-240

Laura Saija

Patsy Healey, New Institutionalism, and Her Reconceptualization of Planning Theory and Practice pp. 241-249

André Sorensen

Revisiting Structure and Agency: The Perception and Materialisation of Risk in Property Development and Investment pp. 250-258

Andre Legarza

“Above All, Look at Your Own Reality!”: Patsy Healey and the Future of Planning African Cities pp. 259-267

Emmanuel Frimpong Boamah

Remembering Patsy Healey: Inspirations, Encounters and Enduring Impacts pp. 271-307

Katie McClymont, Janice Barry, Leonie Sandercock, Jieming Zhu, Kevin Murray, Ole B. Jensen, Lorraine Johnston, Elisabete A. Silva, Victoria Hills, Simin Davoudi, Katie McClymont, Janice Barry, Leonie Sandercock, Jieming Zhu, Kevin Murray, Ole B. Jensen, Lorraine Johnston, Elisabete A. Silva, Victoria Hills and Simin Davoudi

PATSY HEALEY IS DEAD: Long Live Contingent Universalism pp. 311-313

Bish Sanyal

Parallel Careers and Guilt by Association: On Misreading Patsy Healey pp. 314-316

John Forester

Patsy Healey: A Tribute pp. 317-318

David Bull

Volume 26, issue 1, 2025

On Not Mis-Managing Inevitable Interdependence pp. 3-6

John Forester

Rethinking Commercial Space as Livelihood Space for Self-Contained New Town Development: A Reflexive Analysis of Tin Shui Wai, Hong Kong pp. 9-28

Lu Shan and Mingze Bai

3D Geovisualizations and Participatory Land-Use Planning – Planners’ Perspectives from Finland pp. 29-46

Hannu Linkola, Nora Fagerholm and Salla Eilola

On the Cognitive Mechanics of Planning Judgment pp. 47-65

Dan Milz, Meaghan McSorley, Shannon Thayer and Curt D. Gervich

Reassembling Collaborative Planning for Socio-Technical Transitions: An Actor-Network Theory Approach pp. 66-84

Miguel L. Navarro-Ligero and Julio A. Soria-Lara

Relational Engagements and Embodiments: Exploring Pluriversalities of Community-Based Scholarship in Planning pp. 85-105

Magdalena Novoa and Raksha Vasudevan

Inspirations in Planning pp. 109-141

John Forester, Sai Balakrishnan, Emmanuel Frimpong Boamah, Mindy Thompson Fullilove, Charles Hoch, Jeffrey Hou, Theodore Lim, Senchel Matthews, Clare Mouat, Mark Purcell, Deden Rukmana, Karen Umemoto, Oren Yiftachel, John Forester, Sai Balakrishnan, Emmanuel Frimpong Boamah, Mindy Thompson Fullilove, Charles Hoch, Jeffrey Hou, Theodore Lim, Senchel Matthews, Clare Mouat, Mark Purcell, Deden Rukmana, Karen Umemoto and Oren Yiftachel

Inspiring and Innovating: The Possibilities of Community-Led Housing for the UK’s Housing System pp. 145-152

Simon W. Hill

Language Value Capture? Redefining Terms for the Debate on Land’s Public Value pp. 153-158

Alex Lord, Edward Shepherd and Tim White