The Routledge Companion to Rural Planning (Hardcover)

List of figures; List of tables; List of boxes; List of contributors; Acknowledgements; 1: NEW HORIZONS IN RURAL PLANNING (MARK SCOTT, NICK GALLENT, MENELAOS GKARTZIOS); Section 1: CONCEPTS AND FOUNDATIONS; Introduction (The editors); 2: DEFINING RURALITY AND THE SCOPE OF RURAL PLANNING (NICK GALLENT, MENELAOS GKARTZIOS); 3: THE EVOLUTION OF RURAL PLANNING IN THE GLOBAL NORTH (MARK B. LAPPING, MARK SCOTT); 4: RURAL PLANNING IN AN EMERGING ECONOMY: INDIA (HEMALATA DANDEKAR); 5: SUSTAINABLE AND RESILIENT RURALITIES (GUY M ROBINSON); 6: PRODUCTION, CONSUMPTION, AND PROTECTION: THE MULTIFUNCTIONAL TRANSITION IN RURAL PLANNING (KATHRYN I. FRANK, MICHAEL HIBBARD); 7: LAND, PROPERTY AND REFORM (PETER HETHERINGTON); 8: LEGAL ENFORCEMENT OF SPATIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE: RURAL TARGETING AND EXPLOITATION (LOKA ASHWOOD, KATHERINE MACTAVISH, DALTON RICHARDSON); Section 2: THE STATE AND RURAL GOVERNANCE; Introduction (The editors); 9: RURALITY AND MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCE: MARGINAL RURAL AREAS INCITING COMMUNITY GOVERNANCE (BETTINA B. BOCK); 10: THE NEOLIBERAL COUNTRYSIDE (MATTHEW TONTS, JULIA HORSLEY); 11: MARKET-BASED INSTRUMENTS AND RURAL PLANNING IN AMERICA (TOM DANIELS); 12: COMMUNITY OWNERSHIP OF RURAL ASSETS: THE CASE OF COMMUNITY LAND TRUSTS (TOM MOORE); 13: THE DARK SIDE OF COMMUNITY: CLIENTELISM, CORRUPTION AND LEGITIMACY IN RURAL PLANNING; (LINDA FOX-ROGERS); Section 3; PLANNING FOR THE RURAL ECONOMY; Introduction (The editors); 14: REVISITING NEO-ENDOGENOUS RURAL DEVELOPMENT (MENELAOS GKARTZIOS PHILLIP LOWE); 15: REGIONAL PLANNING AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT: EVIDENCE FROM THE OECD (JOHN TOMANEY, TAMARA KRAWCHENKO, CHRIS MCDONALD); 16: RURAL PLANNING AND THE FINANCIAL CRISIS; (APOSTOLOS G. PAPADOPOULOS); 17: RURAL INNOVATION AND SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT; (PAUL COWIE, PATTANAPONG TIWASING, JEREMY PHILLIPSON, MATTHEW GORTON); 18: THE CREATIVE CLASS DOING BUSINESS IN THE COUNTRYSIDE ? NETWORKING TO OVERCOME THE RURAL; (LISE HERSLUND); 19: PAYMENTS FOR ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND THE RURAL ECONOMY (MERI JUNTTI); 20: SPATIAL PLANNING AND THE RURAL ECONOMY (MARK SCOTT); Section 4: SOCIAL CHANGE AND PLANNING; Introduction (The editors); 21: RURAL POPULATION GEOGRAPHIES IN THE CHANGING DIFFERENTIATED COUNTRYSIDE? (DARREN P. SMITH, MARTIN PHILLIPS, CHLOE KINTON, ANDREAS CULORA); 22: HOUSING AND SUSTAINABLE RURAL COMMUNITIES (NICK GALLENT, MARK SCOTT); 23: SECOND HOMES, HOUSING CONSUMPTION AND PLANNING RESPONSES (CHRIS PARIS); 24: COMMUNITY HEALTH PLANNING: RURAL RESPONSES TO CHANGE (SUE KILPATRICK, STUART AUCKLAND, JESSICA WOODROFFE); 25: MOBILITIES, ACCESSIBILITY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE (JESUS OLIVA , LUIS CAMARERO); 26: ART AS RURAL PLANNING INQUIRY (JULIE CRAWSHAW); Section 5; PLANNING THE INCLUSIVE COUNTRYSIDE; Introduction (The editors); 27: SOCIAL INCLUSION, IDENTITIES AND PLANNING PRACTICE (MADHU SATSANGI, MENELAOS GKARTZIOS); 28: PLANNING THE FARMYARD: GENDER IMPLICATIONS (SALLY SHORTALL); 29: QUEERYING RURAL PLANNING (PETRA L. DOAN, DANIEL P. HUBBARD); 30: PLANNING FOR AN AGEING COUNTRYSIDE (MARK BEVAN); Section 6: RURAL SETTLEMENT, PLANNING AND DESIGN; Introduction (The editors); 31: RURAL INFRASTRUCTURES (NICK GALLENT); 32: SETTLEMENT, STRATEGY AND PLANNING (JOHN STURZAKER); 33: THE COMPLEMENTARITY OF PARTICIPATORY AND STRATEGIC VILLAGE PLANNING (MICHAEL MURRAY); 34: VILLAGE DESIGN AND DISTINCTIVENESS (ARTHUR PARKINSON); 35: CONSERVING RURAL HERITAGE: THE CASES OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND (ARTHUR PARKINSON, JOHN PENDLEBURY); 36: CONTOURS AND CHALLENGES OF RURAL CHANGE IN TRANSITION ECONOMIES: THE CASE OF CHINA (KARITA KAN); 37: PLANNING STRATEGICALLY IN LIGHT OF RURAL DECLINE: EXPERIENCES FROM DENMARK (ANNE TIETJEN, GERTRUD JØRGENSEN); Section 7: LANDSCAPE, AMENITY AND THE RURAL ENVIRONMENT; Introduction (The editors); 38: NATIONAL PARKS AS COUNTRYSIDE MANAGEMENT: A 21ST CENTURY DILEMMA (JONATHAN BELL, AILEEN STOCKDALE); 39: PARTICIPATORY METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING CULTURAL HERITAGE LANDSCAPES (MICHAEL DRESCHER, ROBERT FEICK, CHRISTOPHER DEGEER, ROBERT SHIPLEY); 40: THE FUTURE OF GREEN BELTS (LAURA E. TAYLOR); 41: RE-DISCOVERING THE RURAL-URBAN FRINGE: A HYBRID OPPORTUNITY SPACE FOR RURAL PLANNING (ALISTER SCOTT); 42: INTEGRATING GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE WITHIN LANDSCAPE PERSPECTIVES TO PLANNING (IAN MELL); 43: LANDSCAPE AND WELLBEING (MIKE ROGERSON, VALERIE GLADWELL, JULES PRETTY, JO BARTON); 44: REWILDING AS RURAL LAND MANAGEMENT: OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS (MICK LENNON); Section 8: ENERGY AND RESOURCES; Introduction (The editors); 45: POST CARBON RURALITIES (MARTIN PHILLIPS, JEN DICKEY); 46: PLANNING FOR RURAL COMMUNITIES AND MAJOR RENEWABLE ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE (LUCY NATARAJAN); 47: HYDRAULIC FRACTURING IN RURAL COMMUNITIES: LOCAL REALITIES AND RESISTANCE (MICHIEL KOHNE, ELISABET DUEHOLM RASCH); 48: MINERAL EXTRACTION AND FRAGILE LANDSCAPES (MOZART FAZITO, MARK SCOTT, PAULA RUSSELL); 49: FOOD SECURITY AND PLANNING (ANDREW BUTT); 50: LAND GRABBING AND RURAL GOVERNANCE IN THE FORMER SOVIET UNION (OANE VISSER, MAX SPOOR); Section 9: REFLECTIONS AND FUTURES; Introduction (The editors); 51: REFRAMING RURAL PLANNING: MULTILEVEL GOVERNANCE TO ADDRESS CLIMATE CHANGE (GEORGE C. HOMSY, MILDRED E. WARNER); 52: RURAL GOVERNANCE AND POWER STRUCTURES: STRATEGIES FOR NEGOTIATING UNEVEN POWER BETWEEN LOCAL INTERESTS AND EXTERNAL ACTORS (AMANDA MCMILLAN LEQUIEU, MICHAEL M. BELL); 53: THE FUTURE OF RURAL PLACES (MICHAEL WOODS); 54: PLANNING RURAL FUTURES; (MARK SCOTT, NICK GALLENT, MENELAOS GKARTZIOS); Index