Titlebook: Relational Planning; Tracing Artefacts, A Monika Kurath,Marko Marskamp,Jean Ruegg Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Artefacts, the Gaze and Sensory Experience: Mediating Local Environments in the Planning Regulation and they also mediate the perception and understanding of the natural or built environment. The idea of planning as the circulation of artefacts is explored through research on offshore wind farms and other major low-carbon energy infrastructure in England and Wales, where a distinct regulatory reg

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Constructing the Urban Citizen: How Public Knowledge Is Translated into Urban Planning Processesa growing interest to exceed this mandatory format and to engage citizens at a wide variety of ways. Using Irwin’s (. 10 (1): 1–18, 2001) concept of the “scientific citizen”, this chapter draws parallels between science and planning with regard to public engagement. Empirical material from two case

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Master Plans as Cosmograms: Articulating Oceanic Forces and Urban Forms After the 2010 Earthquake anhuman life and overwhelming oceanic forces. In this article, I discuss the different ways master plans for sustainable reconstruction proposed to recompose an urban cosmos where human life with future tsunamis would be possible. I focus on three distinct cosmogrammatic operations: the territorializa

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Planning Ecologies : Issue Publics and the Reassembling of Urban Green Trajectoriesnplay the way STS may also help rethink its core political and institutional forms. In this chapter, I suggest that a pragmatist issue-centred approach to politics—as developed around actor-network theory (ANT)—has much to offer in terms of bringing the contested ecologies of urban planning processe

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