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Place intelligence: Alessandro Inversini
Place of business, multiple places of business, lack of place of business: Franco Ferrari and Marco Torsello
Place of delivery: Urs Peter Gruber
Place-based approaches: Elizabeth Redmond and John I. Carruthers
Place-based behavior and environmental policies , pp 143-158: Eveline S. van Leeuwen
Place-based or people-based policies: Sebastien Bourdin
Place-based planning in remote regions: Cape York Peninsula, Australia and Nunavut, Canada: Sharon Harwood, Ed Wensing and Prescott C. Ensign
Place-based transformative innovation policies: Michaela Trippl and Franz Tödtling
Placemaking: Courtney Babb
Placing IrelandÂês transition to a knowledge economy within a global context: Mark C. White and Seamus Grimes
Plan for a Declaration of the Natural, Civil and Political Rights of Man (1792) , pp 280-283: .
Planet Accounts , pp 9-22: .
Planned knowledge locations in Porto: Luís Carvalho
Planning , pp 365-382: Ignazio Vinci
Planning: .
Planning an effective transport system: learning from resident transit use behaviour and perspectives , pp 136-150: Devon McAslan
Planning and designing for teaching and learning at scale , pp 127-132: Peter Bryant
Planning and economic performance , pp 104-126: .
Planning and managing development projects: Richard Bond
Planning and programming an agent-based model , pp 72-110: .
Planning by contract: two dialogues , pp 135-152: Lawrence Wai-Chung Lai
Planning conference attendance , pp 149-150: .
Planning for a housing crisis: or the alchemy by which we turn houses into gold , pp 79-103: .
Planning for Abundance: Nicholas Kaldor and Joan Robinson on the Socialist Reconstruction of Britain, 1942-45: J.E. King
Planning for creativity: David Emanuel Andersson
Planning for electric vehicle infrastructures in Singapore: an integrated approach: Qiaowen Bai, Wei Zhou and Ghim Ping Ong
Planning for International Business Disputes , pp 649-752: .
Planning for International Business Disputes , pp 645-744: .
Planning for opportunity: linking smart growth to public education and workforce development , pp 207-227: Ariel H. Bierbaum, Jeffrey M. Vincent and Jonathan P. Katz
Planning for people through the lens of accessibility , pp 206-230: Geneviève Boisjoly
Planning for the future: urban freight transportation , pp 287-309: Daniel Haake
Planning for the generational turnover of the faculty: faculty perceptions and institutional practices: Jerry Berberet, Betsy E. Brown, Carole J. Bland and Carroll- Ann Trotman
Planning for World Cities: Shifting Agendas and Differing Politics: Peter Newman and Andy Thornley
Planning from the bottom up , pp 189-206: .
Planning philosophy: Axel Kühn
Planning public transport: Peter White
Planning research on an emerging industry in an emerging market , pp 13-25: Luis Oliveira, Pablo Leão, Maria Tereza Fleury and Afonso Fleury
Planning theory: Daniel Galland
Planning transport network improvements over time: Hong K. Lo and W. Y. Szeto
Planning transport to meet the needs of children and young people , pp 167-179: Janet Stanley, John Stanley and Brendan Gleeson
Planning without hybris: top-linked governance to empower bottom-linked initiatives: Andreas Novy and Nora Dornis
Planning your contribution and paths to publication in family business research , pp 7-19: Evelyn Micelotta
Planning, informality and power , pp 228-242: Mona Fawaz
Planning, Learning and Decisions: Flexibility and Retention of Options , pp 75-92: .
Planning, media, and power , pp 381-396: Jaime Lopez and Lisa Schweitzer
Planning, National Economic: .
Planning, power, and uneven development: a rent gap perspective , pp 243-257: Ernesto L—pez-Morales
Planning, Theory of: .
Planning: reforms that might work and ones that won't , pp 127-154: .
Plans and strategy , pp 138-201: .