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Does planning deregulation threaten the environment? The effect of ‘permitted development’ on the natural heritage of Scotland
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  • 1992Urban Planning under Thatcherism: The Challenge of the Market197 cited
  • 2003Planning by Consent: The Origins and Nature of British Development Control85 cited
  • 2003Planning by Consent78 cited
  • 2005UK Planning Reform: A Regulationist Interpretation34 cited
  • 2000Problems in the Theory and Practice of Planning Enforcement33 cited

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  • 2019The Rise and Rise of Permitted Development in England3 cited
  • 2007Balancing landscape and development: A case study of mobile telecommunications development in the Peak District National Park, England2 cited
  • 2019Deregulation, Neoliberalism and the Planning System2 cited

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