The InPlanning platform takes care of multiple forms of publications: Books about Spatial Planning research and educational books for studying Spatial Planning, PhD series, Special issues and Journal issues.

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.

This PhD research adopts a policy design perspective that revolves around the conscious effort of matching policy instruments to policy goals in order to attain desired outcomes.

This dissertation investigates how floodlabel can be effective in flood risk management. It adopts a relational approach to the complexity of behavioral change of homeowners in flood risk management.

This thesis highlights the value of an area-speci
fic and associated decentralised approach to energy transition that emphasizes integration of policy and collaboration of actors and institutions into Chinese urban governance.

This empirical research utilizes the actor relational approach to explore the complex association between transport, urban development, and economy and their interrelation in the context of Lahore, Pakistan.

Succesfactoren voor de Projectontwikkeling van Circulair Vastgoed en aangrijpingspunten voor Ruimtelijke Beleidskaders

Samenwerking aan de hand van het partnerschapsmodel met betrekking tot zonneparken voor het instrument de omgevingsvisie.

A critical discourse analysis on problem representations, their origins and effects. Case studies: Amersfoort, Haarlem & Utrecht. De oorsprong en effecten van probleem representaties omtrent stedelijk groen in beleid.

Onderzoek naar de mate waarin planprocessen zich voltrekken volgens de normen en waarden van de Omgevingswet.

De bijdrage van regionale (omgevings)visies aan schaalaansluiting, de wijze waarop overheden en andere partijen met elkaar samenwerken bij het opstellen van deze visies en hoe zich dit verhoudt tot de Omgevingswet.

Collaboration and scale within the new Environmental Planning Act in the province of Utrecht.

De mate van verticale beleidsintegratie van het milieuvraagstuk luchtkwaliteit door de implementatie van de Omgevingswet in Rotterdam.

Openbare ruimte voor alle leeftijden betekent genoeg kansen voor interactie vanuit ieders perspectief en vermogen.

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. Updated edition december 2021.

Pioneer peer-reviewed bi-lingual journal that engages debates and discussions on the City Planning and Design in the Arab world.

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.