Showing papers in "Progress in Planning in 2006"

TL;DR: The transformation of metropolitan governance cannot be understood without adopting a double reading frame referring on the one hand to the actual content of policies aimed at the metropolitan scale, their raison d'etre, the macroeconomic logics that underlie them, and on the other hand, the configurations of actors and institutions which evolved strongly in the last 20 years as mentioned in this paper.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors report on a research project that has sought to establish what is already known about design codes, in order that lessons from that existing experience can feed into the future development of design coding.

TL;DR: The balance between the public and private realms is an important characteristic of all societies, a key issue in both advanced democracies as well as less-democratic states as mentioned in this paper, however, the categories of private and public could vary significantly in their meaning in different societies (Oswald and Voronkov, 2003).

TL;DR: The fact that national economic growth does not necessarily imply a diminution of poverty or inequality may be explained by the argument that economic growth involves a concentration of efforts in specific economic sectors or population groups, such as in the big push theory.