Readings in planning theory - Fainstein, Susan S.; Defilippis, James (Chichester, West Sussex, United Kingdom Wiley Blackwell, 2016)
Acknowledgments -- Introduction: The structure and debates of planning theory / Susan S. Fainstein and James DeFilippis -- Part I. The development of planning theory. 1. Urban Utopias in the twentieth century: Ebenezer Howard, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Le Corbusier / Robert Fishman -- 2. Co-evolutions of planning and design: risks and benefits of design perspectives in planning systems / Kristof Van Assche, Raoul Beunen, Martijn Duineveld, and Harro de Jong -- 3. Authoritarian high modernism / James C. Scott -- 4. The death and life of great American cities / Jane Jacobs -- 5. Planning the capitalist city / Richard E. Foglesong -- 6. The three historic currents of city planning / Peter Marcuse -- Part II. What are planners trying to do? The justifications and critiques of planning. 7. The planning project / Patsy Healey -- 8. Urban planning in an uncertain world / Ash Amin -- 9. Arguments for and against planning / Richard E. Klosterman -- 10. Is there space for better planning in a neoliberal world? Implications for planning practice and theory / Heather Campbell, Malcolm Tait, and Craig Watkins -- 11. Green cities, growing cities, just cities? Urban planning and the contradictions of sustainable development / Scott Campbell -- 12. Disasters, vulnerability and resilience of cities / Brendan Gleeson -- 13. Spatial justice and planning / Susan S. Fainstein -- Part III. Implications of practice for theory. 14. The neglected places of practice / Robert Beauregard -- 15. Home, sweet home: American residential zoning in comparative perspective / Sonia Hirt -- 16. Understanding community development in a theory of action framework: norms, markets, justice / Laura Wolf-Powers -- 17. Participatory governance: from theory to practice / Frank Fischer -- 18. Cultivating surprise and the art of the possible: the drama of mediating differences / John Forester -- Part IV. Wicked problems in planning: identity, difference, ethics, and conflict. 19. Inclusion and democracy / Iris Marion Young -- 20. Towards a cosmopolitan urbanism: from theory to practice / Leonie Sandercock -- 21. Advocacy and pluralism in planning / Paul Davidoff -- 22. The minority-race planner in the quest for a just city / June Manning Thomas -- 23. The past, present, and future of professional ethics in planning / Martin Wachs -- 24. Insurgent planning: situating radical planning in the global South / Faranak Miraftab -- Part V. Planning in a Globalized World. 25. Place and place-making in cities: a global perspective / John Friedmann -- 26. Urban informality: the production of space and practice of planning / Ananya Roy -- 27. Seeing from the South: refocusing urban planning on the globe's central urban issues / Vanessa Watson -- 28. Global cities of the South: emerging perspectives on growth and inequality / Gavin Shatkin -- Index.
Keywords: City planning