Titlebook: Urban Sustainability Transitions; Australian Cases- In Trivess Moore,Fjalar de Haan,Brendan James Gleeson Book 2018 Springer Nature Singapo

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Strategic Spatial Planning and Urban Transition: Revaluing Planning and Locating Sustainability Trajatus quo rather than challenging and transforming it. In this chapter, the planning system is the focus of a sociotechnical systems perspective analysis. This chapter examines strategic spatial planning at regional and city scales through the lens of sociotechnical transitions concepts to provide in

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‘Transitions in the Making’: The Role of Regional Boundary Organisations in Mobilising Sustainabilitnsustainable practices and development. The volume and diversity of actors, and the closeness and density of interactions and interrelationships, make urban transitions complex, contested and dynamic, challenging established management practices, institutions and governance. Therefore, enabling sust

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A Framework to Guide Transitions to Water Sensitive Citiesand ecological degradation drive new approaches to urban water management. Framed around the vision of a future Water Sensitive City and drawing on empirical evidence from a case study of storm-water quality management in Melbourne, Australia, this chapter presents a framework for benchmarking a cit

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Transitioning the Greyfieldsreyfield precinct renewal’ as a significant new model for more intensified and sustainable ‘urban’ redevelopment in the established, ageing inner- and middle-ring ‘suburban’ areas of the Melbourne Metropolitan Region. This chapter documents the critical phases of this 6-year ‘shadow urban transition

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Another Suburban Transition? Responding to Climate Change in the Australian SuburbsAustralian suburban cities. It does this in the following four sections. The first section argues that cities can be the site of sociotechnical regimes. In this case, the focus is on the suburbs as a sociotechnical regime within Australian cities. The second section describes the pattern of direct a

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Emerging Theoretical Space: Urban Planning and Sustainability Transitionse neighbourhood scale from multiple perspectives, including social, economic, and cultural, as well as environmental. Policies for live/work are still far from widespread, and as such, they can be viewed as niche innovations within an urban planning regime. This chapter tracks the trajectory of live

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