SPATIAL PLANNING SYSTEMS AND PRACTICES IN EUROPE

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1 SPATIAL PLANNING SYSTEMS AND PRACTICES IN EUROPE A comparative perspective on continuity and changes Edited by Mario Reimer, PanaBiotis Getimis and Hans Heinrich BlotevoBel i~ ~~~&t~;n~~~up LONDON AND NEW YORK

2 List l'fibures List l'tabies List l'contributors Priface AcknowiedBments ix x xi xv xx Spatial planning systems and practices in Europe: a comparative perspective MARIO REIMER, PANAGIOTlS GETIMIS AND HANS HEINRICH BLOTEVOGEL 1 2 Comparative spatial planning research revisited: some methodological remarks 2 3 Europeanization of spatial planning: convergence ar divergence? Or both? 5 4 Context matters: a multi-scalar analytical framework far comparative spatial planning research 8 5 Methodological framewark far comparative analysis: some hypotheses 12 2 The Danish planning system : continuity and decay 21 OLE DAMSGAARD 2 The Danish planning system v

3 3 The recent deve10pment ofthe Finnish planning system: the city of Vantaa as an executor, fighter and independent actor 42 SARI H1RVONEN-KANTOLA AND RAINE MANTYSALO 2 The Finnish planning system Dutch national spatial planning at the end ofan era 61 WIL ZONNEVELD AND DAVID EVERS 61 2 The institutionalization of Dutch spatial planning 63 3 Fundamental change within national spatial planning 68 4 Current developments, challenges and controversy Spatial planning in Germany: institutional inertia and new challenges 83 HANS HEINRICH BLOTEVOGEL, RAINER DANIELZYK AND ANGELIKA MÜNTER 2 Description of the system 3 Old and new challenges France, drifting away from the "regional economic" approach 109 ANNA GEPPERT State of the art: losing the characteristics of the "regional economic" approach vi

4 7 The modernization of the Italian planning system 127 valeria L1NGUA AND LORIS SERVILLO The Italian planning system: structural characteristics Problems, challenges and attempts at modernization Driving forces, challenges and direction of change The evolution ofspatial planning in Greece after the 1990s: drivers, directions and agents ofchange 149 PANAGIOTJS GETIMJS AND GEORGIA GJANNAKOUROU Setting the scene Identification of new problems and challenges during the 1990s and 2000s: the need for a spatial planning reform 152 in the 1990s and 2000s Main actors triggering changes in the Greek planning system Greek spatial planning after the economic crisis: Conclusion Spatial planning in Flanders: serving a bypassed capitalism? 169 PIETER VAN DEN BROECK, FRANK MOULAERT, ANNETTE KUHK, ELS LlEVOIS AND JAN SCHREURS 2 A technical history of spatial planning in Flanders: from land-use planning to spatial structure planning and back 3 Institutional dynamics of Flemish spatial planning since Challenges for spatial structure planning in Flanders Spatial planning in the United Kingdom, VINCENT NADIN AND DOMINIC STEAD 2 The UK planning systems : three waves vii

5 11 Changing planning in the Czech Republic 215 KAREL MAlER 2 Description of the system 4- Dimensions and direction of change Spatial and strategie planning in Turkey: institutional change and new challenges 236 GÜLDEN ERKUT AND ERVIN SEZGIN Features, problems and challenges of the spatial planning system in Turkey Dimensions and directions of change in the planning system Emerging actors and their influence on decision-making and urban/regional change Perspectives for and new challenges to the fostering of regional and urban development and strategic spatial planning Conclusion Spatial planning in Poland between European influence and dominant market forces 255 GIANCARLO COTELLA 2 Spatial planning in Poland after 1989: astate of the art 3 Main challenges and drivers of change 4- Dimensions and directions of change Conclusion: multiple trends ofcontinuity and change 278 PANAGIOTlS GETIMIS, MARIO REIMER AND HANS HEINRICH BLOTEVOGEL 1 Problems, challenges and driving forces 2 Dimensions of change 3 Evaluation of change and continuity 4- Summary Index 306 viii