The editors of InPlanning initiated the InPlanning Essay Series 'Transitions in Planning'. This series of essays deals with gradual and more radical changes in spatial planning ideas and practices in the Netherlands. A call for papers for a second round of essays for this year is out now!

This essay focuses on the energy transition as a relevant issue for spatial planning as it has large spatial implications. Particularly against the background of climate change, there is an urgent call for a fundamental change of our energy system.

This essay discusses local resident participation in the context of the redevelopment process of a multicultural urban neighbourhood, highlighting the relevance of intercultural literacy and community empowerment.

This essay evaluates 25 years of planning studios at Utrecht University. It reviews the history and discusses adaptations in course design and -objectives, student involvement and -experience, and teachers' evaluations over the years.

The essay introduces a paradox of the transition in participation in housing development in the Netherlands as part of broader transformations in Dutch spatial planning and development.

In dit boek vindt u de verschillende bijdragen voor de PlanDag 2022. De inzendingen van papers, opinies en praktijkbesprekingen in deze bundel zijn geordend naar de themasessies op de PlanDag.

The message in this community guide is simple: strategy is not a form but rather a function. Community strategy needs to coordinate action towards an envisioned future.

Bijdragen aan de Plandag 2020 onder het thema Nieuwe Zekerheid.

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.

This dissertation explores theoretical conceptualisations that see heritage as a manifestation of continually changing and interrelated processes of valuation and revaluation.

How actors ‘play the game’ of balancing renewable energy generation with other sea- and land-uses.

This thesis addresses the complexity of increasing residents' involvement in flood risk governance and reduces that complexity by conveying a greater understanding of residents' perspectives.

Urban resilience is almost unanimously identified as an inherently positive guiding principle in the risk reduction policy field. However, limited attention is paid to the learning dimension of resilience-building.