Planning Against the Political : Democratic Deficits in European Territorial Governance (Hardcover)

Chapter 1 The contested terrain of European territorial governance: new perspectives on democratic deficits and political displacements  Jonathan Metzger, Philip Allmendinger, Stijn Oosterlynck Chapter 2 Post-political Regimes in English Planning: From Third Way to Big Society Philip Allmendinger, Graham Haughton Chapter 3 In search of the irreducible political moment: Or why planning shouldn’t be too hung up on conflictuality Kristina Grange Chapter 4 Opposing the Postpolitical Swedish Urban Discourse Moa Tunstrom, Karin Bradley Chapter 5 Rethinking politics and the (post-)political through Deleuze-Guattarian micropolitics Matthias Loepfe, Joris van Wezemael Chapter 6 Impossible common ground: planning and reconciliation John Pløger Chapter 7 Hopeless postpolitics, professional idiots, and the fate of public space in Stockholm Parklife Jonas Bylund, Andrew Byerley Chapter 8 Conflict Management, Democratic Demands, and the Post-Politics of Privatisation  Mike Raco Chapter 9 Planning as War by Other Means Mekonnen Tesfahuney, Richard Ek Chapter 10 The moose are protesting: trans-species politics in transport infrastructure development Jonathan Metzger Chapter 11 Insurgent Architects and the Spectral Return of the Urban Political Erik Swyngedouw, Japhy Wilson