The Routledge Companion to Rural Planning. (2019)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Mark Scott, Nick Gallent, Menelaos Gkartzios.
• Editors: Scott, Mark; Gallent, Nick; Gkartzios, Menelaos
• Contents: 1 New horizons in rural planning Mark Scott, Nick Gallent and Menelaos Gkartzios PART I Concepts and foundations Introduction; 2 Defining rurality and the scope of rural planning Nick Gallent and Menelaos Gkartzios 3 The evolution of rural planning in the Global North Mark B. Lapping and 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 and 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 and Dalton Richardson ; PART II The state and rural governance Introduction 9 Rurality and multi-level governance: marginal rural areas inciting community governance Bettina B. Bock ; 10 The neoliberal countryside Matthew Tonts and 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 ; PART III Planning for the rural economy Introduction; 14 Revisiting neo-endogenous rural development Menelaos Gkartzios and Philip Lowe ; 15 Regional planning and rural development: evidence from the OECD John Tomaney, Tamara Krawchenko and 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 and 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 ; PART IV Social change and planning Introduction; 21 Rural population geographies in the changing differentiated countryside Darren P. Smith, Martin Phillips, Chloe Kinton and Andreas Culora ; 22 Housing and sustainable rural communities Nick Gallent and Mark Scott ; 23 Second homes, housing consumption and planning responses Chris Paris ; 24 Community health planning: rural responses to change Sue Kilpatrick, Stuart Auckland and Jessica Woodroffe ; 25 Mobilities, accessibility and social justice Jesús Oliva and Luís Camarero ; 26 Art as rural planning inquiry Julie Crawshaw ; PART V Planning the inclusive countryside Introduction; 27 Social inclusion, identities and planning practice Madhu Satsangi and Menelaos Gkartzios ; 28 Planning the farmyard: gender implications Sally Shortall ; 29 Queerying rural planning Petra L. Doan and Daniel P. Hubbard ; 30 Planning for an ageing countryside Mark Bevan ; PART VI Rural settlement, planning and design Introduction; 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 and 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 and Gertrud Jørgensen ; PART VII Landscape, amenity and the rural environment Introduction; 38 National parks as countryside management: a twenty-first-century dilemma Jonathan Bell and Aileen Stockdale ; 39 Participatory methods for identifying cultural heritage landscapes Michael Drescher, Robert Feick, Christopher DeGeer and Robert Shipley ; 40 The future of green belts Laura E. Taylor ; 41 Rediscovering 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 and Jo Barton ; 44 Rewilding as rural land management: opportunities and constraints Mick Lennon ; PART VIII Energy and resources Introduction; 45 Post-carbon ruralities Martin Phillips and Jennifer Dickie ; 46 Planning for rural communities and major renewable energy infrastructure Lucy Natarajan ; 47 Hydraulic fracturing in rural communities: local realities and resistance Michiel Köhne and Elisabet Dueholm Rasch ; 48 Mineral extraction and fragile landscapes Mozart Fazito, Mark Scott and Paula Russell ; 49 Food security and planning Andrew Butt ; 50 Land grabbing and rural governance in the former Soviet Union Oane Visser and Max Spoor ; PART IX Reflections and futures Introduction; 51 Reframing rural planning: multilevel governance to address climate change George C. Homsy and Mildred E. Warner ; 52 Rural governance and power structures: strategies for negotiating uneven power between local interests and external actors Amanda McMillan Lequieu and Michael M. Bell ; 53 The future of rural places Michael Woods ; 54 Planning rural futures Mark Scott, Nick Gallent and Menelaos Gkartzios
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: Routledge
• Publication Date: 2019
• Extent: 1 online resource (670 pages), (58 illustrations)
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781351591867
• Related ISBNs: 135159186X
• Access Rights: Legal Deposit; Only available on premises controlled by the deposit library and to one user at any one time; The Legal Deposit Libraries (Non-Print Works) Regulations (UK).
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