The Network Society

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List of figures List of tables Contributors Preface Introduction: A New Context for Planning? Louis Albrechts and Seymour J. Mandelbaum 1 The Society: A New Paradigm? 1.1 Communicative Action and Society: A Pragmatic Marriage? Niraj Verma and HaeRan Shin 1.2 Planning and Discursive Correspondences Robert A. Beauregard 1.3 Escaping Prison of the Present Place: Can We Plan Future of Localities in Context of a Society? Dowell Myers 1.4 The Discourse Network: A Way of Understanding Policy Formation, Stability, and Change in Networked Polity Nicholas Low 1.5 Commentary: Networks and Planning Thought Judith E. Innes 2 Organization of Space and Time 2.1 Impact of Physical Networks 2.1.1 Cities and Transport: Exploring Need for New Planning Approaches Luca Bertolini 2.1.2 Networking for Trans-National Missing Links: Tracing Political Success of European High-Speed Rail in 1990s Deike Peters 2.1.3 Strategies for Networked Cities Stephen Graham 2.1.4 The Network City: A New Old Way of Thinking Cities in ICT Age Paul Drewe 2.1.5 Commentary Gabriel Dupuy 2.2 Organization of Space and Time: Challenges for Planning and Planners 2.2.1 Planning as Persuasive Storytelling in Context of the Society James A. Throgmorton 2.2.2 Complexity and Imaginative Power of Strategic Spatial Planning Patsy Healey 2.2.3 Commentary: Imagining Urban Transformation Leonie Sandercock 3 Policy Networks and Governance 3.1 Networks and Capital Building 3.1.1 Why Liberal Planning Cannot Manage Society: Lessons from Community Action Howell S. Baum 3.1.2 ICT-Enforced Community Networks for Sustainable Development and Social Inclusion Klaus Frey 3.1.3 Recovery from Disasters: Challenges for Low Income Communities in Americas William J. Siembieda 3.1.4 The Multicultural City in Age of Networks Xavier de Souza Briggs 3.1.5 Commentary Susan S. Fainstein 3.2 Governance Capacity, Policy Networks, and Territorial Specificities 3.2.1 The Global Emergence of Private Planning and Governance Chris Webster and Shin Lee 3.2.2 Inter-Agency Transport Planning: Cooperation in a Loose Policy Tore Sager and Inger-Anne Ravlum 3.2.3 Collaborative Planning, Commitment, and Trust. Dealing with Uncertainty in Networks Ronald G.H. van Ark and Jurian Edelenbos 3.2.4 Reconnecting Space, Place, and Institutions: Inquiring into Local Governance in Urban and Regional Research Enrico Gualini 3.2.5 Commentary: Governance Capacity, Policy Networks, and Territorial Specificities Patsy Healey Bibliography Index

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