Contemporary Planning Practice

Contemporary Planning Practice

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Skipulagsmál nútímans mynda sífellt flóknara kerfi sérsviða. Þessi nýja inngangsbók er fyrsta kennslubókin sem veitir bæði víðtækt yfirlit yfir helstu svið skipulagsmála og þá færni sem þarf til að samþætta sérþekkingu þeirra svo taka megi sjálfbærar og skilvirkar skipulagsákvarðanir. Þannig fá nemendur einstaka innsýn í raunveruleg störf skipulagsfræðinga í dag. Þeir þurfa þekkingu sem nær lengra en til sögu skipulagsákvarðana svo þeir geti samræmt ólíkar kröfur, allt frá fasteignaþróunarfélögum í spákaupmennsku til umhverfisverndarsinna.

Þetta nýja hlutverk, að samþætta ólík sérsvið, er kjarninn í nýstárlegri nálgun bókarinnar. Hún veitir nemendum þau verkfæri sem þarf til að sinna skipulagsstörfum, en nú á dögum felur það í sér að vera í senn sérfræðingur og alhliða fagmaður sem getur sameinað þekkingu af ólíkum sviðum. Skipulagsfræðingar þurfa nú að miðla með faglegum hætti milli ólíkra hagsmuna sem oft stangast á eða eru ósamrýmanlegir. Jafnframt starfa þeir sjálfir sem sérfræðingar, til dæmis á sviði menningarminja, samgangna, vistfræði, hagfræðilegs mats eða hönnunar.

Nánar um bókina

Útgefandi
Bloomsbury UK
ISBN
9781350929036
Print ISBN
9781352011920
Format
ePub
Útgáfa
1
Höfundar
Tungumál
English
Útgefið
2021-04-22
Prent takmörkun á líftíma
100
Prent takmörkun
2
Afritunar takmörkun
2

Kaflar

  • The Planning, Environment, Cities Series
  • Title Page
  • Contents
  • List of Tables, Figures, Photos and Boxes
  • Foreword
  • Acknowledgements
  • Notes on the Authors
  • 1. Conceptualising the Contemporary Planning Profession
  • Gavin Parker and Emma Street
  • Introduction
  • What is planning?
  • Changes to and of planning
  • Synthesis and synopticism as key features of planning practice
  • How to use the rest of the book
  • 2. Planning and Knowledge in a Changing Environment
  • Gavin Parker and Emma Street
  • Introduction
  • The planning profession
  • Recognising planners
  • Contemporary planning roles and tasks
  • Competencies, knowledge and skills
  • Professional education and competencies
  • 3. Ethics and Planning in a Diverse Professional Setting
  • Gavin Parker
  • Introduction
  • Ethics in planning: what and why?
  • Ends and means in planning: three moral positions
  • Spatial ethics and environmental justice
  • Codifying ethics in planning
  • Professional conduct and ethics
  • Conclusion
  • 4. Planning for Environmental Issues and Climate Change
  • Johan Woltjer
  • Introduction
  • Understanding the global sustainability agenda
  • Understanding the rationalities framing sustainability
  • Making plans to help address mitigation, impact and adaptation
  • Conclusion
  • 5. Strategic Planning
  • Cecilia Wong, Abbas Ziafati Bafarasat and Mark Baker
  • Introduction
  • The ups and downs of strategic planning
  • The practice of strategic planning: governance and collaboration
  • Knowledge and skill: political and technical approaches
  • Visioning and consensus building approaches
  • Policy analysis and evaluation techniques
  • Towards a multi-methods approach
  • What lies ahead: challenges and opportunities
  • Conclusion
  • 6. Planning for Health and Well-Being
  • Helen Pineo, Julia Thrift and Michael Chang
  • Introduction
  • Development of the specialism
  • Key elements
  • Understand local health conditions and their distribution
  • Investigate local health conditions and their relationship to the built environment
  • Audit existing policies, identify gaps and propose new policies
  • Test, iterate and adopt proposed healthy policies and projects
  • Implement policies in new development
  • Monitor policy impact
  • Key actors
  • A conceptual toolkit for healthy urban planners of the future
  • Systems thinking
  • Broad knowledge of public health and epidemiology
  • Making the case for co-benefits
  • Conclusion
  • 7. Planning and Development
  • David Adams
  • Introduction
  • Development of the specialism
  • Key elements
  • Key actors
  • Commercial real estate developers
  • Residential developers
  • Landowners
  • Investors
  • Development economics
  • Conclusion
  • 8. Planning, Urban Design and Place-Making
  • Emma Street
  • Introduction
  • A few words on place-making
  • Development of the specialism
  • Key elements
  • Key actors
  • Policy, processes, tools
  • Conclusion
  • 9. Heritage and Conservation Planning
  • John Pendlebury
  • Introduction
  • Development of the specialism
  • Key elements
  • Conservation principles
  • Conservation practice
  • Key actors
  • Conclusion
  • 10. Rural Planning
  • Mark Scott
  • Introduction
  • Development of the specialism
  • Key elements
  • Rural planning approaches
  • Key actors
  • Challenges, skills and knowledge involved
  • Conclusion
  • 11. Transport Planning and Mobility
  • Enrica Papa
  • Introduction
  • Development of the specialism
  • Key elements
  • Transport system key components
  • Transport planners’ key tasks skills and knowledge
  • From the rational planning approach to new transport planning skills
  • Key actors in transport
  • Deepening the relationship with other disciplines
  • Who is involved in transport planning?
  • Conclusion
  • 12. Learning, Integrating and Managing: The Politics of Planning in Practice
  • Gavin Parker and Emma Street
  • Tensions and goal conflict: planning as a meeting ground
  • The politics of planning
  • Use of skills, knowledge and power: to what end?
  • Negotiation in a multi-interest planning system
  • Public participation in planning
  • Synthesis: the effective planner
  • Bibliography
  • Index
  • eCopyright