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Welcome on the new InPlanning platform!We present you the newly organized InPlanning publishing platform. InPlanning is a digital platform for sharing information on spatial planning: By country, Europe wide, and even beyond. InPlanning is now funded by the individual planning schools in The Netherlands and Belgium, being the universities of Ghent, Groningen, Amsterdam, Utrecht, Nijmegen and Wageningen. More |
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Promotienieuws: burgerinitiatieven waardevol voor stedelijke ontwikkelingPlanningsstrategieën die voldoen aan de complexiteit van actief burgerschap, zijn tot nu toe sterk onderontwikkeld gebleven. Dit schrijft Beitske Boonstra in haar proefschrift waarop ze 11 november promoveerde in Utrecht. More |
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ESPON joins InPlanning PlatformWith the publication of the Atlas ‘Mapping European Territorial Structures and Dynamics’ on the InPlanning platform ESPON has made a start to its 2020 programme. More |
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ESPON 2020 ProgrammeThe ESPON 2020 Programme aims at promoting and fostering a European territorial dimension in development and cooperation by providing evidence, knowledge transfer and policy learning to public authorities and other policy actors at all levels. More |
Special guest editor prof emeritus Louis Albrechts University of Leuven, Belgium
Special guest editor: Patsy Healey, School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape, Newcastle University, UK
Italian Journal of urban design and planning issued by the Department of Architecture of Università Roma Tre.
Pioneer peer-reviewed bi-lingual journal that engages debates and
discussions on the City Planning and Design in the Arab world.
Greek journal on spatial planning and regional development, issued by the University of Thessaly, Department of Planning and Regional Development.
German publication exploring urban issues through specific, changing themes; reflecting the urbanising world and the global imperative for change.
Rooilijn is a Dutch journal on science and policy in spatial planning in The Netherlands. It is published in Dutch language.
AGORA is an independent Dutch-Flemish journal on actual socio-spatial issues. Language is Dutch.
How can transport and land-use transitions in urban regions be understood and supported? To tackle this question, this thesis draws on theories and concepts from transition studies.
Planning the Port City. A Contribution to and Application of the Relational Approach, Based on Five Case Studies in Amsterdam (The Netherlands) and Ghent (Belgium).
This research is a plea for a co-evolutionary orgware approach to mobility to complement the conventional hardware and software approaches.
This study focuses on new values for waterways and provides practical guidance to maximize societal value.