Titlebook: Metropolitan Regions, Planning and Governance; Karsten Zimmermann,Daniel Galland,John Harrison Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 20

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Conceptualising Metropolitan Regions: How Institutions, Policies, Spatial Imaginaries and Planning or establishing general principles. Here, we argue for an alternative approach. Our own approach for conceptualising the planning and governance of metropolitan regions is a heuristic perspective which, due to its focus on thematic, temporal and phronetic approaches we refer to as the TTP framework.

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Imagining the Evolving Spatiality of Metropolitan Regionsonally and regionally specific forms of metropolitan imaginary. Our aim is to illuminate the importance of understanding how metropolitan regions are imagined and mobilised as one central pillar for uncovering the dynamics of, and scope for influencing, metropolitan development.

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Constructing Metropolitan Imaginaries: Who Does This and Why?r planners, thus on the one hand less transported by plans or even cartographic representations of a metropolitan region and on the other hand less comprehensive as some of them follow a single purpose such as justifying infrastructure investment.

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What Is Metropolitan Planning and Governance for?both shape future styles of governance and planning, and provide metropolitan regions with modes of working that could make a difference. We finally conclude with three open propositions relating to thematic, temporal and phronetic priorities for future research targeting the planning and governance of metropolitan regions.

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From Here to There: Mapping the Metropolitan Politics of Policy Mobilitiesessionals involved are of primary importance. As such, this chapter explores the challenges, limits and opportunities of the mutation and transfer of such elements of metropolitan planning and governance. It will also reveal knowledge about which policies and ideas travel—or not—and why.

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Past, Present, Future: The Historical Evolution of Metropolitan Planning Conceptions and Stylesllude to metropolitan planning efforts undertaken elsewhere. On this basis, we illustrate how different spatial ideas relate to evolving development orientations, and how particular planning rationales reflect key values and preferences shaping the roles of planning and their agents.

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