| Town Planning Review 2005 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A pioneer 'global intelligence corps'?: The internationalisation of planning practice, 1890-1939. | Business, international | Ward, Stephen V. |
| Cohesion and subsidiary: Toward good territorial governance in Europe. | Business, international | Rivolin, Umberto Janin |
| Constructions of sustainability and spatial planning: The case of Dalton Flatts, County Durham, planning inquiry. | Business, international | Smith, Amanda Hattingh |
| Coordination in European spatial development: Whose responsibility? | Business, international | Schafer, Nicole |
| Exodus or renaissance?: Metropolitan migration in the late 1990s . | Business, international | Allinson, John |
| Fractal spaces for planning and governance. | Business, international | Chettiparamb, Angelique |
| Gated cities of today? Barricaded residential development in England. | Business, international | Atkinson, Rowland, Blandy, Sarah, Flint, John, Lister, Diane |
| Housing market processes, urban housing submarkets and planning policy. | Business, international | Jones, Colin, Leishman, Chris, Watkins, Craig |
| Planning for safe and secure communities: The social reconstruction of antisocial behavior. | Business, international | Peel, Deborah |
| Polycentric territorial cohesion policy. | Business, international | Faludi, Andreas |
| Professionalism and planning in Britain. | Business, international | Campbell, Heather, Marshall, Robert |
| Territorial cohesion: An unidentified political objective. | Business, international | Faludi, Andreas |
| Territorial cohesion, economic growth and the desire for European 'balanced competitiveness'. | Business, international | Tewdwr-Jones, Mark, Mourato, Joao Morais |
| The contribution of European structural funds to territorial cohesion. | Business, international | Polverari, Laura, Bachtler, John |
| The function of the gates: The social construction of security in gated developments. | Business, international | Grant, Jill |
| The liveability agenda: New regionalism, liveabilty and the untapped potential of sport and recreation. | Business, international | Shaw, Tim, Coaffee, Jon |
| The new institutional economics and the evolution of modern urban planning: insights, issues and lessons. | Business, international | Webster, Chris |
| The spatial impact of urban compaction: A fine-scale investigation based on Merseyside.(environmental impact analysis) | Business, international | Pauleit, Stephan, Golding, Yvonne |
| The windscreen world of land use transport integration: experiences from Perth, WA, a dispersed city.(Western Australia) | Business, international | Curtis, Carey |
| Towards a European Territorial cohesion assessment network: A bright future for ESPON.(European Spatial Planning Observation Network) | Business, international | Faludi, Andreas, Gestel, Ton van |
| Town versus country in the 1940s: Planning the contested space of a city region in the aftermath of the Second World War. | Business, international | Essex, Stephen, Brayshay, Mark |
| Vision on territorial cohesion. | Business, international | Zonneveld, Wil, Waterhout, Bas |
| Voices of youth: planning projects with children and youth people in New Zealand local government. | Business, international | Freeman, Claire, Atiken-Rose, Elizabeth |
| Which territorial cohesion policy for the new EU members?: The example of Slovakia. | Business, international | Mercier, Georges |
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