To date, participatory spatial planning has produced disappointing results. We argue that one
reason is that time and again participatory planning proposals remain controlled by public …

Planners become increasingly aware that they operate in a fuzzy, fragmented, volatile, and
unpredictable world. For a couple of decennia they have tried to find new answers in a …

Not only in the Netherlands, but also elsewhere, there is stalemate between modern and
postmodern/post-structural planning, or alternatively, between state-controlled and neo-liberal …

Since the 1980s and due to the ongoing complexity and diffuseness of global networked
societies, planners have tried to move beyond classic technocratic and/or sociocratic ideas of …

The papers in this issue develop practical and theoretical ideas about strategic spatial
planning in uncertainty. This Introduction contextualises the papers in terms of spatial planning …

While public health and urban planning were closely linked in the past, today both domains
are institutionally separate. In most cases, health intersects with spatial planning processes …

" The urban connection" develops a promising actor-relational approach to urban planning.
With respect to the usual governmental planning, it is focused outside in, instead of inside out…

Purpose This study aims to establish the prevalence of high work-related fatigue (need for
recovery, NFR) among employees and to explain group differences categorized by gender, …

Tegen de toen heersende opvatting in beweerde Ton Kreukels eind jaren zeventig al dat
planning geen exclusieve overheidstaak of -bevoegdheid is. Vijfentwintig jaar later, bij Tons …

The aim of this paper is to operationalize a relational approach to the study of port-city interfaces.
A relational approach allows for the analysis of how actors are connected, transact, and …