The Changing Role of the Dutch Supralocal and Regional Levels in Spatial Planning: What Can France Teach Us?

Marjolein Spaans

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This paper explores the new role of the supralocal and regional levels in Dutch spatial planning and illustrates the change in role using examples from current planning practices. Two regional levels can be distinguished in the Netherlands: the province and the city-region. Case studies from the regional area development and the VINEX practice are presented for the province and the city-region, respectively. The institutional transformation of the supralocal and regional levels in spatial planning in the Netherlands is mirrored against changes in France. The French experience is used for reflection on the Dutch situation.

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