Metropolitan Governance and Spatial Planning : Comparative Case Studies of European City-regions
by Kreukels, Anton; Salet, Willem; Thornley, AndyPub. Date: 2002-11-14
Publisher(s): Taylor & Francis
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Summary
This book explores the relationship between the arrangements for metropolitan decision-making and the co-ordination of spatial policy and compares approaches across a wide range of European Cities.
Table of Contents
| General Introduction | |
| Institutional and spatial coordination in European metropolitan regions | |
| Metropolitan regions in the face of the European dimension | |
| London, Birmingham, Cardiff/Wales, Stockholm | |
| London: Institutional turbulence but enduring nation-state control | |
| The Birmingham case | |
| The experience of Cardiff and Wales | |
| The Stockholm region: metropolitan governance and spatial policy | |
| Berlin, Frankfurt, Hannover, Stuttgart, Amsterdam, Rotterdam | |
| Berlin | |
| The Frankfurt Rhine-Main Region | |
| The Hanover Metropolitan Region | |
| Governance in the Stuttgart metropolitan region | |
| Amsterdam and the North Wing of the Randstad | |
| Rotterdam and the South Wing of the Randstad | |
| Prague, Vienna, Venice, Milan | |
| The Prague metropolitan region | |
| Metropolitan governance and regional planning in Vienna | |
| Venice | |
| The region of Milan | |
| Paris, Bruxelles, Marseilles-Aix, Barcelona, Madrid | |
| Paris | |
| Brussels: a superimposition of social, cultural and spatial layers | |
| Marseilles-Aix Metropolitan Region (1981-2000) | |
| The case of Barcelona | |
| Metropolitan government and development strategies in Madrid | |
| Concluding part: the problem of coordination in fragmented metropolises | |
| Practices of Metropolitan Governance in Europe: Experiences and Lessons | |
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