Book Review: Readings in planning theory

Albrechts, L. 1999: Planners as catalysts and initiators of change. European Planning Studies 7(5), 587-603.

Boyer, M.C. 1983: Dreaming the rational city. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.

Faludi, A. 1973: Planning theory. Oxford: Pergamon.

Fenster, T. 1996: Ethnicity and citizen identity in planning and development for minority groups. Political Geography 15(5) 405-418.

Fenster, T. 1999: Space for gender: cultural roles of the forbidden and the permitted. Environmental and planning D 17(2), 227-246.

Forester, J. 1989: Planning in theface of power. Ithaca: SUNY Press.

Forester, J. 1999: The deliberative practitioner. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.

Graham, S. and Marvin, S. 2001: Splintering urbanism. New York: Routledge.

Hajer, M. 1995: The politics of environmental discourse. Oxford: Clarendon Press.

Healey, P. 1999: Institutionalist analysis, communicative planning and shaping places. Journal of Planning Education and Research 19(2), 111-121.

Hoch, C. 1994: What planners do. Washington: Planners Press.

Imrie, R. 2001: Barriered and bounded places and the spatialities of disability. Urban Studies 38(2), 231-237.

Innes, J. 1999: Evaluating consensus building. In Susskind, L. , McKearnan, S. and Thomas Larmer, J. , editors, The consensus-building handbook. Thousand Oaks: Sage, 631-675.

Knopp, L. 1994: Social justice, sexuality and the city. Urban Geography 15(7), 644-660.

Kwan, M. 2001: Cyberspatial cognition and individual access to information: the behavioural foundation of cybergeography. Environment and Planning B 28(1), 21-37.

Kwan, M. 2002: Feminist visualisation: re-envisaging GIS as a method in feminist geographic research. AAAG 92, 645-661.

Mandelbaum, S. 2000: Open moral communities. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.

Sager, T. 2001: Positive theory of planning: the social choice approach. Environment and planning A 33, 629-647.

Schon, D. 1983: The reflective practitioner. New York: Basic Books.

Yiftachel, O. 2000: Social control, urban planning and ethno-class relations. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 24(2), 418-418.