Neoliberal planning has been widely adopted to develop new cities in the Global South. Three mechanisms of neoliberal planning have critically boosted new cities in the Global South: deregulation, authoritarian state intervention, and public-private partnerships. Neoliberal planning in promoting new cities can generate a wide array of adverse consequences. Further research is warranted to explore the interactions between neoliberal planning and new city building. More research is needed to decipher how neoliberal planning coexists and interacts with non-neoliberal ideologies and practices in new city developments.
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