Reviving Critical Planning Theory : Dealing with Pressure, Neo-liberalism, and Responsibility in Communicative Planning (Paperback)

Introduction:On Critiques and Evolutions of Communicative Planning Theory Part 1: Counteracting Non-Deliberative Stakeholder Pressure 1. Legitimizing Communicative Planning 2. The Logic of Critical Communicative Planning: Transaction Cost Alteration 3. Activist Modes of Planning: A Systematic Overview 4. Activist Communicative Planning: Hybrids of Dialogue and Strategy Part 2: The Neo-Liberal Challenge 5. Neo-liberal Policies in Urban Planning 6. Conflicting Values of Communicative Planning Theory and New Public Management 7. A Strategy for Examining whether Communicative Planning is ServingNeo-liberalism Part 3: Responsibilities 8. Responsibility for End-use of Theory 9. Responsibility forInclusive Deliberation in Planning:Struggling with Deep Difference 10. Responsible Decisions in Planning Theory, Teaching and AcademicLife