By describing 15 years of Actor-relational Approaches to Spatial Planning in Flanders, the Netherlands and Beyond, the book forms a showcase of the wide applicability of the actor-relational approach in enduring or deadlocked planning processes.

This book discusses a study about infrastructure networks and the parties involved in managing and developing such networks.

Tackling energy consumption in a cross disciplinary perspective. This book presents the results of the international research project CODALoop: Community Data Loop for Energy Conscious Lifestyles.

Bijdragen aan de Plandag 2019 onder het thema 'Meer met Meer'. De inzendingen van papers, opinies en praktijkbesprekingen zijn geordend naar de themasessies op de PlanDag.

By detailing the Dutch planning system and its cultures this book aims to show not only that we can identify distinct planning cultures across space and time, but also that planning cultures exist within one system.

Hoe zou de ruimtelijke en sociaal-economische inrichting van Vlaanderen aangepast kunnen worden aan de verwachte klimaatverandering?

What is the aim of socio-spatial planning and why should citizens, engage in spatial transformation? Inauguration speech Prof. Dr. L.G. Horlings

A collective effort to better understand the dramatic ups and downs which too often characterize western Canadian communities and what strategies might work.

This study of the cities of Rotterdam in the Netherlands and Christchurch in New Zealand shows that cities are still institutionally ill equipped to significantly enhance their resilience – their capacities to resist, recover and adapt.

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.

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.