Planning in a global era

1. Planning in a Global Era / Andy Thornley and Yvonne Rydin

2. Globalisation, World Cities, and Urban Planning: Developing a Conceptual Framework / Peter Newman and Andy Thornley

3. Global City in a Developmental State: Urban Planning in Tokyo / Asato Saito

4. Global City Hypothesis for the Periphery: A Comparative Case Study of Mexico City, Istanbul and Guangzhou / Miguel Jimenez, Bo-Sin Tang, Murat Cemal Yalcintan and Ertan Zibel

5. Should Provinces/Regions have their own Planning Acts? An Exploration of the Debate using the Post-1994 South African Experience / Mark Oranje

6. Bringing Power to Planning Research: One Researcher's Story / Bent Flyvbjerg

7. Learning from Planning Practice? / Vanessa Watson

8. Deconstructing the Built Environment: Design Experimentation Within Public Spaces / Wael Fahmi and Joe Howe

9. Lifebvre's Modernities: Informality, Planning and Space in Cape Town / Yonn Dierwechter

10. Conditions for the Integration of Ecological Knowledge in Land-Use Planning - the Local Government Ecologist Perspective / Sylvia Dovlen

11. Doubts and Beliefs in Norwegian Environmental Bureaucracy / Terje Kleven

12. Ambiguities of Change: the Case of the Planning Profession in the Province of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa / Philip Harrison and Michael Kahn

13. Government Approach to Housing the Urban Poor in Egypt: the Need for an Alternative / Mohsen Aboutorabi and Khaled M. Abdelhalim

14. From Privatisation to Bureaucratisation: Implementing Urban Renewal in Hong Kong / Bo-Sin Tang

15. Empowerment and Social Exclusion: Urban Policy in Scotland and the U.S.A. / John McCarthy

16. Perils of Growth and Decline: Sustainable Development in Edinburgh and Wuppertal (Germany) / Daniel Mittler

17. Development of Sustainable Transport Policies in Warsaw: 1990-2000 / Eamonn Judge

18. Planning for Sustainability and the Impact of Professional Cultures / Maria Hakansson and Eva Asplund.