Handbook on Planning and Power

Edited by Michael Gunder, Kristina Grange and Tanja Winkler

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: Drawing on research from diverse thinkers in urban planning and the built environment, this Handbook articulates the cutting edge of contemporary understandings about power and its impact on planning. It identifies the current state of knowledge about planning and power, as well as emerging trajectories within this field of research.

Keywords: Geography; Politics and Public Policy Urban and Regional Studies (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
ISBN: 9781839109751
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Marxian understandings of power , pp 12-25

Enda Murphy and Linda Fox-Rogers

Ch 2 Lefebvre's right to the city and a radical urban citizenship: struggles around power in urban planning , pp 26-41

Lina Olsson and Elena Besussi

Ch 3 Lukes and power: three dimensions and three criticisms , pp 42-57

Raine Mäntysalo

Ch 4 Michel Foucault, power and planning , pp 58-73

John Pløger

Ch 5 Deleuze, Guattari and power , pp 74-89

Jean Hillier

Ch 6 A Lacanian perspective on power in planning , pp 90-103

Chuan Wang

Ch 7 Filling the empty place: Laclau and Mouffe on power and hegemony , pp 104-117

Nikolai Roskamm

Ch 8 The destituent power of Rancière's radical equality , pp 118-133

Camillo Boano

Ch 9 Communicative planning and the transformative potential of citizen-led participation , pp 134-148

Crystal Legacy

Ch 10 Insurgent planning and power , pp 149-164

Bjørn Sletto

Ch 11 Decolonial approaches to thinking planning and power , pp 165-180

Libby Porter

Ch 12 Questioning the power of normative ethics in planning , pp 181-194

Katie McClymont

Ch 13 The public good and the power of promises in planning , pp 196-210

Andy Inch

Ch 14 Tearing down and building up': a history, theory and practice of abolitionist housing justice in the US , pp 211-227

Hilary Malson

Ch 15 Planning, informality and power , pp 228-242

Mona Fawaz

Ch 16 Planning, power, and uneven development: a rent gap perspective , pp 243-257

Ernesto L—pez-Morales

Ch 17 Power in planning from a Southern perspective , pp 258-272

James Duminy and Vanessa Watson

Ch 18 Queer perspectives on planning and power , pp 273-288

Petra Doan and Ozlem Atalay

Ch 19 Feminist planning in the face of power: from interests and ideologies to institutions and intersections , pp 289-304

Leonora C. Angeles

Ch 20 Neoliberalism and power , pp 305-320

Marlyana Azyyati Marzukhi

Ch 21 The emerging autonomous smart city and its impacts on planning and power relations in late capitalism , pp 321-338

Elham Bahmanteymouri and Mohsen Mohammadzadeh

Ch 22 Power in regulatory planning processes: searching for the third face of power , pp 339-353

Yvonne Rydin

Ch 23 Power of, on and in planning , pp 354-366

Kristof Van Assche, Raoul Beunen and Martijn Duineveld

Ch 24 A post-postmodernist perspective on power in planning: situating practices and power , pp 367-380

Ernest R. Alexander

Ch 25 Planning, media, and power , pp 381-396

Jaime Lopez and Lisa Schweitzer

Ch 26 Urban planning and the truthiness question , pp 397-411

Eric Sheppard

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