Bibliographic Listings

11-1 APPROACHES (COMPREHENSIVE/STRATEGIC/COLLABORATIVE)

Allmendinger, Phil, Graham Haughton, and Edward Shepherd.2016. Where is planning to be found? Material practices and the multiple spaces of planning. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 1: 38-51.

Bafarasat, Abbas Ziafati, and Mark Baker. 2016. Building consensus for network power? Some reflections on strategic spatial planning in the North West region of England. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 5: 900-26.

Flynn, Anthony, and Paul Davis. 2016. The policy–practice divide and SME-friendly public procurement. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 3: 559-78.

Gress, Douglas R. 2015. Knowledge bases, regional innovation systems, and Korea’s solar PV industry. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1432-49.

Grillitsch, Markus. 2016. Institutions, smart specialisation dynamics and policy. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 1: 22-37.

Kort, Ir. Michiel, Stefan Verweij, and Erik-Hans Klijn. 2016. In search for effective public-private partnerships: An assessment of the impact of organizational form and managerial strategies in urban regeneration partnerships using fsQCA. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 5: 777-94.

Murtagh, Brendan, and Kathryn McFerran. 2015. Adaptive utilitarianism, social enterprises and urban regeneration. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1585-99.

Ney, Steven, and Marco Verweij. 2015. Messy institutions for wicked problems: How to generate clumsy solutions? Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1679-96.

Nordbeck, Ralf, and Reinhard Steurer. 2016. Multi-sectoral strategies as dead ends of policy integration: Lessons to be learned from sustainable development. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 4: 737-55.

Roberts, David J., and Matti Siemiatycki. 2015. Fostering meaningful partnerships in public–private partnerships: Innovations in partnership design and process management to create value. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 4: 780-93.

Short Gianotti, Anne G., and Timothy P. Duane. 2016. Learning to listen: How collaborative dialogue in regulation influences landowner adoption of best management practices on unregulated lands. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 2: 320-39.

Somorin, Olufunso A., Ingrid J. Visseren-Hamakers, Bas Arts, Anne-Marie Tiani, and Denis J. Sonwa. 2016. Integration through interaction? Synergy between adaptation and mitigation (REDD+) in Cameroon: . Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 3: 415-32.

Yusuf, Juita-Elena (Wie), Katharine Neill, Burton St John III, Ivan K. Ash, and Kaitrin Mahar. 2016. The sea is rising … but not onto the policy agenda: A multiple streams approach to understanding sea level rise policies. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 2: 228-43.

11-2 PLANNING THEORIES

Boschma, Ron, and Gianluca Capone. 2016. Relatedness and diversification in the European Union (EU-27) and European Neighbourhood Policy countries. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 4: 617-37.

Boussauw, Kobe, and Luuk Boelens. 2015. Fuzzy tales for hard blueprints: The selective coproduction of the Spatial Policy Plan for Flanders, Belgium. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1376-93.

Bustos, Beatriz. 2015. Moving on? Neoliberal continuities through crisis: The case of the Chilean salmon industry and the ISA virus. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1361-75.

Faggian, Alessandra, Jonathan Corcoran, and Francisco Rowe. 2016. Evaluating the effects of Australian policy changes on human capital: The role of a graduate visa scheme. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 1: 151-70.

Lennon, Mick. 2015. Explaining the currency of novel policy concepts: Learning from green infrastructure planning. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1039-57.

Mayo, James M., and Bonnie J. Johnson. 2011. A role dynamics theory of planning. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 2: 91-103.

Murphy, Lyndon, Robert Huggins, and Piers Thompson. 2016. Social capital and innovation: A comparative analysis of regional policies. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 6: 1025-57.

Paschen, Jana-Axinja, and Ruth Beilin. 2015. ‘Avoiding the certainty trap’: A research programme for the policy–practice interface. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1394-1411.

11-5 APPLICATIONS/TECHNIQUES

Humphreys, David. 2016. Integers, integrants and normative vectors: The limitations of environmental policy integration under neoliberalism. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 3: 433-47.

11-7 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION

Beebeejaun, Yasminah, Catherine Durose, James Rees, Jo Richardson, and Liz Richardson. 2015. Public harm or public value? Towards coproduction in research with communities. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 3: 552-656.

Etxano, Iker, Eneko Garmendia, Unai Pascual, David Hoyos, María-Ángeles Díez, José A Cadiñanos, et al. 2015. A participatory integrated assessment approach for Natura 2000 network sites. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1207-32.

Etxano, Iker, Eneko Garmendia, Unai Pascual, David Hoyos, María-Ángeles Díez, José A Cadiñanos, et al. 2015. A participatory integrated assessment approach for Natura 2000 network sites. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1207-32.

Wilkin, Peter, and Carole Boudeau. 2015. Public participation and public services in British liberal democracy: Colin Ward’s anarchist critique. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1325-43.

12-3 FISCAL PLANNING/BUDGETING

Agnello, Luca, Vítor Castro, and Ricardo M. Sousa. 2015. Is fiscal fatigue a threat to consolidation programmes? Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 4: 765-79.

Anagnostou, Ageliki, and Stephanos Papadamou. 2016. Regional asymmetries in monetary policy transmission: The case of the Greek regions. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 5: 795-815.

Andrews, Rhys. 2015. Vertical consolidation and financial sustainability: Evidence from English local government. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1518-45.

Letelier-Saavedra, Leonardo E., and José L. Sáez-Lozano. 2015. Fiscal decentralization in specific areas of government: An empirical evaluation using country panel data. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1344-60.

Psycharis, Yannis, Maria Zoi, and Stavroula Iliopoulou. 2016. Decentralization and local government fiscal autonomy: Evidence from the Greek municipalities. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 2: 262-80.

Wójcik, Dariusz. 2015. Accounting for globalization: Evaluating the potential effectiveness of country-by-country reporting. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1173-89.

12-4 POLICY ANALYSIS

Chien, Shiuhshen, Xufeng Zhu, and Tingjia Chen. 2015. Self-learning through teaching: Singapore’s land development policy transfer experience in China. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1639-56.

Chittenden, Francis, and Tim Ambler. 2015. A question of perspective: Impact Assessment and the perceived costs and benefits of new regulations for SMEs. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 1: 9-24.

Dai¶, Guowen. 2015. The impact of policy networks on the urbanisation around High-Speed Railway stations in China: The case of Wuhan. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 3: 533-51.

Howlett, Michael, and Pablo del Rio. 2015. The parameters of policy portfolios: Verticality and horizontality in design spaces and their consequences for policy mix formulation. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1233-45.

Parr, John B. 2015. Neglected aspects of regional policy: A retrospective view. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 2: 376-92.

Tangney, Peter, and Michael Howes. 2016. The politics of evidence-based policy: A comparative analysis of climate adaptation in Australia and the UK. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 6: 1115-34.

van Leeuwen, Eveline, Yoshifumi Ishikawa, and Peter Nijkamp. 2016. Microsimulation and interregional input–output modelling as tools for multi-level policy analysis. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 1: 135-50.

van Meerkerk, Ingmar, Jurian Edelenbos, and Erik-Hans Klijn. 2015. Connective management and governance network performance: The mediating role of throughput legitimacy. Findings from survey research on complex water projects in the Netherlands. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 4: 746-64.

12-5 POLITICS AND PLANNING

Barron, Andrew, and Jean-Marc Trouille. 2016. Perceptions of institutional complexity and lobbyists’ decisions to join lobbying coalitions – Evidence from the European Union context. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 1: 73-90.

Barron, Andrew, Peter Hultén, and Vladimir Vanyushyn. 2015. Country-of-origin effects on managers’ environmental scanning behaviours: Evidence from the political crisisvin the Eurozone. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 3: 601-19.

Chu, Eric. 2016. The political economy of urban climate adaptation and development planning in Surat, India. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 2: 281-98.

Davies, Jonathan S, and André Spicer. 2015. Interrogating networks: Towards an agnostic perspective on governance research. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 2: 223-38.

Ezcurra, Roberto. 2015. Fiscal decentralization and internal conflict: An empirical investigation. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 3: 580-600.

Holman, Nancy, and Andy Thornley. 2015. Backlash in the London suburbs: The local–strategic tension in multilevel governance. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 3: 496-511.

Kantor, Paul, and Jen Nelles. 2015. Global city region governance and multicentered development: A North American perspective. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 3: 475-95.

May, Candace K. 2015. Politics of visibility: Competing for legitimacy in North Carolina fisheries governance. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1484-1500.

Moisio, Sami, and Juho Luukkonen. 2015. European spatial planning as governmentality: An inquiry into rationalities, techniques, and manifestations. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 4: 828-45.

Phelps, Nicholas A., Amparo Tarazona Vento, and Sonia Roitman. 2015. The suburban question: Grassroots politics and place making in Spanish suburbs. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 3: 512-32.

Salet, Willem, and Federico Savini. 2015. The political governance of urban peripheries. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 3: 448-56.

Savini, Federico, Stan Majoor, and Willem Salet. 2015. Urban peripheries: Reflecting on politics and projects in Amsterdam, Milan, and Paris. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 3: 457-74.

Smedby, Nora. 2016. Assessing local governance experiments for building energy efficiency – The case of Malmö, Sweden. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 2: 299-319.

12-6 MUNICIPAL/PUBLIC SERVICES

Meglio, Gisela Di, Metka Stare, Andrés Maroto, and Luis Rubalcaba. 2015. Public services performance: An extended framework and empirical assessment across the enlarged EU. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 2: 321-41.

13-2 LAND USE CONTROLS

Rebelo, Emília Malcata. 2011. A methodology to assess immigrant land-use patterns in concentrated and sprawled environments (the case of the Porto metropolitan area). Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 2: 152-78.

van Broekhoven, Saskia, Frank Boons, Arwin van Buuren, and Geert Teisman. 2015. Boundaries in action: A framework to analyse boundary actions in multifunctional land-use developments. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1005-23.

14-4 URBAN SOCIOLOGY

Arribas-Bel, Daniel, Karima Kourtit, and Peter Nijkamp. 2016. The sociocultural sources of urban buzz. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 1: 188-204.

Cochrane, Allan. 2020. Riffing off Kevin Cox: Thinking through comparison. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 44, 3: 537-39.

High, Steven, Lysiane Gervais Goulet, Michelle Duchesneau, and Dany Guay-Bélanger. 2020. Interlocking lives: Employment mobility and family fixity in three gentrifying neighbourhoods of Montreal. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 44, 3: 505-20.

Huang, Youqin, Zai Liang, Qian Song, and Ran Tao. 2020. Family arrangements and children’s education among migrants: A case study of China. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 44, 3: 484-504.

Jakimow, Tanya. 2020. The familiar face of the state: Affect, emotion and citizen entitlements in Dehradun, India. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 44, 3: 429-46.

Mercer, Claire. 2020. Boundary work: Becoming middle class in suburban Dar es Salaam. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 44, 3: 521-36.

Sarma, Jasnea, and James D. Sidaway. 2020. Securing urban frontiers: A view from Yangon, Myanmar. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 44, 3: 447-68.

Swyngedouw, Eva. 2020. Reeling in newcomers: Urban competition around migrant reception in Brussels. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 44, 3: 395-414.

Warren, Saskia, and Phil Jones. 2015. Local governance, disadvantaged communities and cultural intermediation in the creative urban economy. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1738-52.

14-7 HEALTH/EDUCATION/SOCIAL SERVICES

Kim, Duk-Su, and Mardelle McCuskey Shepley. 2011. Healthcare design complexity, specialized knowledge, and healthcare architects’ professional autonomy. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 3: 194-210.

Warren, Adam, Michael Hoyler, and Morag Bell. 2016. From ‘shadowy cabal’ to new profession: Networks of cooperation and competition in UK Higher Education fundraising. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 5: 837-54.

Zukauskaite, Elena. 2015. Organizational change within medical research in Sweden: On the role of the individuals and institutions. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1190-1206.

15-1 COMMUNITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT

Anguelovski, Isabelle. 2015. Tactical developments for achieving just and sustainable neighborhoods: The role of community-based coalitions and bottom-to-bottom networks in street, technical, and funder activism. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 4: 703-25.

Bailey, Nick, and Madeleine Pill. 2015. Can the state empower communities through localism? An evaluation of recent approaches to neighbourhood governance in England. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 2: 289-304.

McKee, Kim. 2015. Community anchor housing associations: Illuminating the contested nature of neoliberal governing practices at the local scale. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1076-91.

Parker, Gavin, and Emma Street. 2015. Planning at the neighbourhood scale: Localism, dialogic politics, and the modulation of community action. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 4: 794-810.

15-3 REGIONAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

Armstrong, Harvey, Benito Giordano, and Calum Macleod. 2015. The durability of European Regional Development Fund partnership and governance structures: A case study of the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1566-84.

Blažek, Jirí, and Pavel Csank. 2016. Can emerging regional innovation strategies in less developed European regions bridge the main gaps in the innovation process? Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 6: 1095-1114.

Hollander, Justin B., and Bernard Cahill. 2011. Confronting population decline in the Buffalo, New York, region: A close reading of the “Erie-Niagara Frramework for Regional Growth”. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 3: 252-67.

Makarem, Naji P. 2016. Social networks and regional economic development: The Los Angeles and Bay Area metropolitan regions, 1980–2010. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 1: 91-112.

Petrakos, George, Maria Tsiapa, and Dimitris Kallioras. 2016. Regional inequalities in the European Neighborhood Policy countries: The effects of growth and integration. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 4: 698-716.

Razin, Eran. 2015. District plans in Israel: Post-mortem? Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1246-64.

Roodbol-Mekkes, Petra H, and Adri van den Brink. 2015. Rescaling spatial planning: Spatial planning reforms in Denmark, England, and the Netherlands. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 1: 184-98.

Shin, HaeRan, Se Hoon Park, and Jung Won Sonn. 2015. The emergence of a multiscalar growth regime and scalar tension: The politics of urban development in Songdo New City, South Korea. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1618-38.

Sotiriou, Alexandra, and Maria Tsiapa. 2015. The asymmetric influence of structural funds on regional growth in Greece. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 4: 863-81.

Vázquez-Barquero, Antonio, and Juan C Rodríguez-Cohard. 2016. Endogenous development and institutions: Challenges for local development initiatives. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 6: 1135-53.

Wang, Xuefeng, and Paul Vallance. 2015. The engagement of higher education in regional development in China. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1657-78.

16-6 TRANSNATIONAL PLANNING

Szytniewski, Bianca B., Bas Spierings, and Martin Van Der Velde. 2020. Stretching the border: Shopping, petty trade and everyday life experiences in the Polish–Ukrainian borderland. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 44, 3: 469-83.

22-1 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH

Brown, Ross, and Suzanne Mawson. 2016. Targeted support for high growth firms: Theoretical constraints, unintended consequences and future policy challenges. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 5: 816-36.

Capello, Roberta, and Camilla Lenzi. 2016. Relevance and utility of European Union research, technological development and innovation policies for a smart growth. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 1: 52-72.

Diez, Javier Revilla, Daniel Schiller, and Daria Zvirgzde. 2016. Doing business in Ukraine – Multinational companies in the trap of regional institutions? Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 4: 638-55.

Evans, Richard. 2015. Harnessing the economic potential of ‘second-tier’ European cities: Lessons from four different state/urban systems. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 1: 163-83.

Lee, Neil, and Marc Cowling. 2015. Do rural firms perceive different problems? Geography, sorting, and barriers to growth in UK SMEs. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 1: 25-42.

Maennig, Wolfgang, and Florian Schwarthoff. 2011. Stadiums and regional economic development: International experience and the plans of Durban, South Africa. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 1: 1-16.

Maennig, Wolfgang, Michaela Ölschläger, and Hans-Jörg Schmidt-Trenz. 2015. Organisations and regional innovative capability: The case of the chambers of commerce and industry in Germany. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 4: 811-27.

Mason, Colin M, and Richard T Harrison. 2015. Business angel investment activity in the financial crisis: UK evidence and policy implications. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 1: 43-60.

Pinna, Anna Maria, Rinaldo Brau, and Vania Manuela Licio. 2016. Broadening or jumping? An analysis of the first export market of European Union firms. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 4: 592-616.

Pradel-Miquel, Marc. 2015. Making polycentrism: Governance innovation in small and medium-sized cities in the West Midlands and Barcelona metropolitan regions. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1753-68.

Sotarauta, Markku, and Nina Mustikkamäki. 2015. Institutional entrepreneurship, power, and knowledge in innovation systems: Institutionalization of regenerative medicine in Tampere, Finland. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 2: 342-57.

Yang, Chun. 2015. Government policy change and evolution of regional innovation systems in China: Evidence from strategic emerging industries in Shenzhen. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 3: 661-82.

22-2 ECONOMIC DECLINE/RESTRUCTURING

Pietro, Giorgio Di, and Toni Mora. 2015. The effect of the L’Aquila earthquake on labour market outcomes. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 2: 239-55.

22-3 EMPLOYMENT

Lowe, Nichola, and Allan Freyer. 2015. A moving target: Rethinking industrial recruitment in an era of growing economic uncertainty. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1284-1300.

Méndez, Ricardo, Simón Sánchez-Moral, and Jorge Malfeito-Gaviro. 2016. Employment changes in knowledge-based industries in large urban areas of Spain: Impact of the economic crisis and austerity policies. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 5: 963-80.

22-4 PUBLIC FINANCE AND TAXATION

Del Bo, Chiara F., and Emanuela Sirtori. 2016. Additionality and regional public finance – Evidence from Italy. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 5: 855-78.

López-Laborda, Julio, and Antoni Zabalza. 2015. Intergovernmental fiscal relations: The efficiency effect of taxes, transfers, and fiscal illusion. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 1: 136-62.

22-5 FORECASTING

Capello, Roberta, Andrea Caragliu, and Ugo Fratesi. 2016. The costs of the economic crisis: Which scenario for the European regions? Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 1: 113-30.

22-6 SPATIAL ANALYSIS/MODELS

Brown, Ross, and Suzanne Mawson. 2016. The geography of job creation in high growth firms: The implications of ‘growing abroad’. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 2: 207-27.

Crescenzi, Riccardo, and George Petrakos. 2016. The European Union and its neighboring countries: The economic geography of trade, Foreign Direct Investment and development. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 4: 581-91.

Monastiriotis, Vassilis. 2016. Institutional proximity and the size and geography of foreign direct investment spillovers: Do European firms generate more favourable productivity spillovers in the European Union neighbourhood?. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 4: 676-97.

22-7 ECONOMIC THEORY

Ascani, Andrea, Riccardo Crescenzi, and Simona Iammarino. 2016. What drives European multinationals to the European Union neighbouring countries? A mixed-methods analysis of Italian investment strategies. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 4: 656-75.

Atienza, Miguel, Patricio Aroca, Robert Stimson, and Roger Stough. 2016. Are vertical linkages promoting the creation of a mining cluster in Chile? An analysis of the SMEs’ practices along the supply chain. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 1: 171-87.

Claeys, Peter, and Federico Martire. 2015. ‘If you want me to stay, pay’: A model of asymmetric federalism in centralised countries. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 2: 305-20.

Feldman, Maryann, Theodora Hadjimichael, Lauren Lanahan, and Tom Kemeny. 2016. The logic of economic development: A definition and model for investment. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 1: 5-21.

Hamersma, Marije, Arjen Edzes, and Jouke van Dijk. 2015. Underqualification as an opportunity for low-educated workers. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 1: 83-103.

Jacquemin, Amélie, and Frank Janssen. 2015. Studying regulation as a source of opportunity rather than as a constraint for entrepreneurs: Conceptual map and research propositions. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 4: 846-62.

Li, Ling-Hin, Siu Kei Kelvin Wong, and Ka Shing Cheung. 2016. Land supply and housing prices in Hong Kong: The political economy of urban land policy. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 5: 981-98.

Nistotskaya, Marina, Nicholas Charron, and Victor Lapuente. 2015. The wealth of regions: Quality of government and SMEs in 172 European regions. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1125-55.

Rekers, Josephine V. 2016. What triggers innovation diffusion? Intermediary organizations and geography in cultural and science-based industries. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 6: 1058-75.

22-8 WELFARE ECONOMICS

Linneker, Brian, and Jane Wills. 2016. The London living wage and in-work poverty reduction: Impacts on employers and workers. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 5: 759-76.

30-1 HOUSING/REAL ESTATE POLICY

Crawford, Joe, Kim Mckee, and Sharon Leahy. 2020. The right to rent: Active resistance to evolving geographies of state regulation. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 44, 3: 415-28.

Henderson, Steven R. 2015. State intervention in vacant residential properties: An evaluation of empty dwelling management orders in England. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 1: 61-82.

Huang, Youqin, and Ran Tao. 2015. Housing migrants in Chinese cities: Current status and policy design. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 3: 640-60.

Xue, Jin. 2015. Sustainable housing development: Decoupling or degrowth? A comparative study of Copenhagen and Hangzhou. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 3: 620-39.

30-6 HOUSING FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS

Lara, Fernando, and Youngchul Kim. 2010. Built global, lived local: A study of how two diametrically opposed cultures reacted to similar modern housing solutions. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 2: 91-106.

31-1 ENERGY POLICY

Betsill, Michele, and Dimitris Stevis. 2016. The politics and dynamics of energy transitions: Lessons from Colorado’s (USA) “New Energy Economy”. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 2: 381-96.

Haarstad, Håvard, and Grete Rusten. 2016. The challenges of greening energy: Policy/industry dissonance at the Mongstad refinery, Norway. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 2: 340-55.

Homsy, George C. 2016. Powering sustainability: Municipal utilities and local government policymaking. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 6: 1076-94.

Mabon, Leslie, Simon Shackley, Samuela Vercelli, Jonathan Anderlucci, and Kelvin Boot. 2015. Deliberative decarbonisation? Assessing the potential of an ethical governance framework for low-carbon energy through the case of carbon dioxide capture and storage. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 2: 256-71.

Nässén, Jonas, and Jörgen Larsson¶. 2015. Would shorter working time reduce greenhouse gas emissions? An analysis of time use and consumption in Swedish households. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 4: 726-45.

Obradovic-Wochnik, Jelena, and Anneliese Dodds. 2015. Environmental governance in a contested state: The influence of European Union and other external actors on energy sector regulation in Kosovo. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 935-49.

Özcan, Gül Berna, and Umut Gündüz. 2015. Energy privatisations, business-politics connections and governance under political Islam. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1714-37.

Tosun, Jale, and Kai Schulze. 2015. Compliance with EU biofuel targets in South-Eastern and Eastern Europe: Do interest groups matter? Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 950-68.

32-1 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

Bosomworth, Karyn. 2015. Climate change adaptation in public policy: Frames, fire management, and frame reflection. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1450-66.

Buizer, Marleen, Bas Arts, and Judith Westerink. 2016. Landscape governance as policy integration ‘from below’: A case of displaced and contained political conflict in the Netherlands. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 3: 448-62.

Buzogány, Aron. 2015. Building governance on fragile grounds: Lessons from Romania. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 901-18.

Cidell, Julie. 2015. Performing leadership: Municipal green building policies and the city as role model. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 3: 566-79.

Dang, Thi Kim Phung, Ingrid J. Visseren-Hamakers, and Bas Arts. 2016. A framework for assessing governance capacity: An illustration from Vietnam’s forestry reforms. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 6: 1154-74.

de Jong, Wil, and Pablo Pacheco. 2016. Integrating multiple environmental regimes: Land and forest policies under broader democratic reforms in the Bolivian tropical lowlands. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 3: 463-77.

Dilley, Luke T M. 2015. Governing our choices: ‘Proenvironmental behaviour’ as a practice of government. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 2: 272-99.

Dressler, Wolfram H., Sango Mahanty, Jessica Clendenning, and Phuc Xuan To. 2015. Rearticulating governance through carbon in the Lao PDR?. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1265-83.

Fagan, Adam, and Indraneel Sircar. 2015. Europeanisation and multi-level environmental governance in a post-conflict context: The gradual development of environmental impact assessment processes in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 919-34.

Gordon, David J. 2016. Lament for a network? Cities and networked climate governance in Canada. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 3: 529-45.

Ison, Ray, Catherine Allan, and Kevin Collins. 2015. Reframing water governance praxis: Does reflection on metaphors have a role? Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1697-1713.

Lee, Taedong, and Chris Koski. 2015. Multilevel governance and urban climate change mitigation. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1501-17.

Matthews, Tony. 2015. Storylines of institutional responses to climate change as a transformative stressor: The case of regional planning in South East Queensland, Australia. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1092-1107.

Niemeier, Deb, Ryken Grattet, and Thomas Beamish. 2015. “Blueprinting” and climate change: Regional governance and civic participation in land use and transportation planning. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1600-17.

O’Hare, Paul, Iain White, and Angela Connelly. 2016. Insurance as maladaptation: Resilience and the ‘business as usual’ paradox. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 6: 1175-93.

Persson, Äsa, Katarina Eckerberg, and Måns Nilsson. 2016. Institutionalization or wither away? Twenty-five years of environmental policy integration under shifting governance models in Sweden. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 3: 478-95.

Rambonilaza, Tina, Christophe Boschet, and Elodie Brahic. 2015. Moving towards multilevel governance of wetland resources: Local water organisations and institutional changes in France. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 2: 393-411.

Robinson, Pamela, and Christopher Gore. 2015. Municipal climate reporting: Gaps in monitoring and implications for governance and action. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1058-75.

Rugemalila, Richard, and Leah Gibbs¶. 2015. Urban water governance failure and local strategies for overcoming water shortages in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 2: 412-27.

Scholten, P., E.C.H. Keskitalo, and S. Meijerink. 2015. Bottom-up initiatives toward climate change adaptation in cases in the Netherlands and the UK: A complexity leadership perspective. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1024-38.

Sjöstedt, Viveca, and Daniela Kleinschmit. 2016. Frames in environmental policy integration: Are Swedish sectors on track? Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 3: 515-28.

Sotirov, Metodi, Marko Lovric, and Georg Winkel. 2015. Symbolic transformation of environmental governance: Implementation of EU biodiversity policy in Bulgaria and Croatia between Europeanization and domestic politics. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 986-1004.

Suhardiman, Diana, Mark Giordano, and François François. 2015. Between interests and worldviews: The narrow path of the Mekong River Commission. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 1: 199-217.

Taylor, Andrew. 2015. Environmental governance in Croatia and Macedonia: Institutional creation and evolution. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 969-85.

Taylor, Bruce M., and Ben P. Harman. 2016. Governing urban development for climate risk: What role for public–private partnerships? Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 5: 927-44.

Winkel, Georg, and Metodi Sotirov. 2016. Whose integration is this? European forest policy between the gospel of coordination, institutional competition, and a new spirit of integration. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 3: 496-514.

Zhang, Bing, Hanxun Fei, Yongjing Zhang, and Beibei Liu. 2015. Regulatory uncertainty and corporate pollution control strategies: An empirical study of the ‘Pay for Permit’ policy in the Tai Lake Basin. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 1: 118-35.

32-2 ENVIRONMENTAL MODELING

Kinchy, Abby, Sarah Parks, and Kirk Jalbert. 2016. Fractured knowledge: Mapping the gaps in public and private water monitoring efforts in areas affected by shale gas development. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 5: 879-99.

Myles, Fiona, Ronlyn Duncan, and Ann Brower. 2016. Measuring to manage: Reconfiguring people–water relations through water measurement standards and technologies in New Zealand. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 3: 546-58.

32-3 ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING

Aldunce, Paulina, John Handmer, Ruth Beilin, and Mark Howden. 2016. Is climate change framed as ‘business as usual’ or as a challenging issue? The practitioners’ dilemma. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 5: 999-1019.

Bel, Germà, Francisco González-Gómez, and Andrés J. Picazo-Tadeo. 2015. Does market concentration affect prices in the urban water industry? Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1546-65.

Blok, Anders, and Robin Tschötschel. 2016. World port cities as cosmopolitan risk community: Mapping urban climate policy experiments in Europe and East Asia. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 4: 717-36.

Bullock, Ryan C.L., E. Carina H. Keskitalo, Terhi Vuojala-Magga, and Emmeline Laszlo Ambjörnsson. 2016. Forestry administrator framings of responses to socioeconomic disturbance: Examples from northern regions in Canada, Sweden, and Finland. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 5: 945-62.

Evers, David. 2015. Formal institutional change and informal institutional persistence: The case of Dutch provinces implementing the Spatial Planning Act. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 2: 428-44.

Fitzgerald, Joan, and Jennifer Lenhart. 2016. Eco-districts: Can they accelerate urban climate planning? Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 2: 364-80.

Foss, Ann W., and Jeff Howard. 2015. The other end of the spectrum: Municipal climate change mitigation planning in the politically conservative Dallas–Fort Worth region. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1412-31.

Gazzola, Paola, Maggie H. Roe, and Paul J. Cowie. 2015. Marine spatial planning and terrestrial spatial planning: Reflecting on new agendas. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1156-72.

Hofstad, Hege. 2015. Handling tensions in the ‘everyday landscape’: Moving beyond the development–conservation conflict? Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 2: 358-75.

Wang, Yiming. 2015. Negotiating the farmland dilemmas: ‘Barefoot planners’ in China’s urban periphery. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1108-24.

32-4 RISK MANAGEMENT/IMPACT ASSESSMENT

Begg, Chloe, Gordon Walker, and Christian Kuhlicke. 2015. Localism and flood risk management in England: The creation of new inequalities? Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 4: 685-702.

Penning-Rowsell, Edmund, and Joanna Pardoe. 2015. The distributional consequences of future flood risk management in England and Wales. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 5: 1301-21.

Short, John Rennie. 2016. A perfect storm: Climate change, the power grid, and regulatory regime change after network failure. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 2: 244-61.

32-5 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY/POLLUTION

Hovik, Sissel, Jon Naustdalslid, Marit Reitan, and Tone Muthanna. 2015. Adaptation to climate change: Professional networks and reinforcing institutional environments. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 1: 104-17.

34-3 TRANSPORTATION PLANNING

Maghelal, Praveen, Prathiba Natesan, Jody Rosenblatt Naderi, and Byoung-Suk Kweon. 2011. Investigating the use of virtual reality for pedestrian environments. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 2: 104-17.

Tongzon, Jose L., Adolf K. Y. Ng, and Eva C. Shou. 2015. Institutions, transport infrastructure governance, and planning: Lessons from the corporatization of port authorities in East Asia. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 33, 6: 1467-83.

35-1 URBAN DESIGN

Deng, Lan. 2010. The value of regulating building facades: A case study of masonry ordinances in Chicago suburbs. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 4: 271-86.

Forsyth, Ann, and Katherine Crewe. 2011. Finding common ground in the metropolis: Do planned residential enclaves connect or exclude? Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 1: 58-75.

Heikkila, Eric. 2011. Beijing: Lost in translation? Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 1: 76-90.

Pati, Debajyoti, Mahbub Rashid, and Craig Zimring. 2010. Occupants’ perceptions of openness in federal courthouses. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 3: 257-69.

Shen, Jinzhen, and Jiawen Yang. 2011. Building design in Beijing: Touching the pulse of internationalization. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 1: 17-27.

35-2 HISTORIC PRESERVATION

Hamamcioglu-Turan, Mine, and Ipek Akbaylar. 2011. Documentation of historic structures for the assessment of heritage characteristics. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 2: 129-51.

35-5 DESIGN METHODS

Amole, Dolapo. 2011. Students’ housing preferences in southwestern Nigeria. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 1: 44-57.

Burton, Elizabeth, and Bart Sheehan. 2010. Care-home environments and well-being: Identifying the design features that most affect older residents. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 3: 237-56.

Elvin, George. 2010. Principles of integrated practice in architecture. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 4: 287-300.

Esin, Simge, and Oguzhan Ozcan. 2010. From post office to public communication points: A study on the spatial transformation of public buildings due to decreasing functionality with regard to recent developments in information technology. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 2: 163-80.

Slotterback, Carissa Schively. 2010. Public involvement in transportation project planning and design. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 2: 144-62.

Toker, Zeynep. 2010. New housing for new households: Comparing cohousing and new urbanist developments with women in mind. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 4: 325-39.

Wells, Nancy M., Gary W. Evans, and Yizhao Yang. 2010. Environments and health: Planning decisions as public-health decisions. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 2: 124-43.

Wey, Wann-Ming. 2010. Evaluating interdependent architectural projects: An integrated approach. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 3: 204-18.

Xu, Ping. 2010. The mandala as a cosmic model used to systematically structure Tibetan Buddhist landscape. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 3: 181-203.

35-8 UNIVERSAL DESIGN

Al-Kodmany, Kheir. 2011. Planning for safety: The case of the symbolic stoning of the devil in Hajj. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 1: 28-43.

Christensen, Keith M. 2011. The effect of the built environment on the evacuation of individuals with disabilities: An investigation involving microsimulation modeling. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 2: 118-28.

Mazumdar, Sanjoy, and Gilbert Geis. 2010. Achieving accessibility through the Americans With Disabilities Act: An examination of court decisions. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 4: 301-24.

Orhun, Deniz. 2010. The relationship between space and gender in traditional homes across Turkey. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 4: 340-55.

Vredenburgh, Alison G., Kevin Williams, Ilene B. Zackowitz, and Jerome M. Welner. 2010. Evaluation of wheelchair users’ perceived kitchen and bathroom usability: Effort and accessibility. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 3: 219-36.

36-1 ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION/COGNITION

Lejano, Raul P., and Daniel Stokols. 2010. Understanding minority residents’ perceptions of neighborhood risks and environmental justice: New modalities, findings, and policy implications. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 27, 2: 107-23.

Silva, Kapila D. 2011. Mapping meaning in the city image: A case study of Kandy, Sri Lanka. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 3: 229-51.

36-2 ENVIRONMENTAL AESTHETICS/MEANING

Batabyal, Amitrajeet A., and Hamid Beladi. 2016. Creative capital accumulation and the advancement of India’s creative economy. Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy 34, 2: 356-63.

36-3 ENVIRONMENTAL ATTITUDE/AWARENESS/VALUES

Jansen, Sylvia J.T., Harry J.F.M. Boumeester, Henny C.C.H. Coolen, Roland W. Goetgeluk, and Eric J.E. Molin. 2011. The effect of presentation: What you see is what you value. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 3: 181-93.

36-4 SOCIO-SPATIAL FACTORS

Al-Homoud, Majd. 2011. Social and physical attributes as measures of community satisfaction at As-Salhiyyah in the Badia of Jordan. Journal of Architectural & Planning Research 28, 3: 211-28.