List of illustrations | p. VII |
Preface | p. VIII |
Acknowledgements | p. X |
List of terms and measurements | p. XI |
Setting the Scene | |
Introduction | p. 3 |
Planning the spaces of colonialism and apartheid | p. 19 |
New planning visions | p. 39 |
Planning post-apartheid | p. 57 |
Planning and Governance | |
Introduction: international debates | p. 75 |
Planning and local governance | p. 79 |
Planning as governance beyond the local: the regional question, national and provincial planning | p. 91 |
Discourses of Planning | |
Introduction: international debates | p. 113 |
Discourses of the spatial | p. 117 |
Discourses of social transformation | p. 135 |
Discourses of the economy and the market | p. 143 |
Discourses of sustainability | p. 159 |
Planning and Society | |
Introduction: international debates | p. 175 |
The planning profession and society | p. 178 |
Educating planners | p. 189 |
Planning, democracy and values | p. 203 |
Responding to diversity: conflicting rationalities | p. 214 |
Responding to informality | p. 225 |
Conclusion: the power of planning, and the limits to its power: learning from the South African experience | p. 235 |
The Bloemfontein competencies | p. 255 |
Notes | p. 258 |
Bibliography | p. 262 |
Index | p. 288 |
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