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Das «Kirchberg-Syndrom»: grosse Projekte im kleinen Land: Bauen und Planen in Luxemburg

Markus Hesse University of Luxembourg Geography and Spatial Planning Research Centre – Urban Studies Campus Walferdange, B.P. 2 L-7201, WalferdangeCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 14-28 | Published online: 22 May 2013

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Tom Becker & Markus Hesse. (2021) A Temporary Space Where Development and Planning Emergencies Meet? Notes on an International Building Exhibition (IBA) in the Cross-Border Territories of France and Luxembourg. Planning Theory & Practice 22:1, pages 148-154.
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Tobias Chilla & Christian Schulz. (2015) Spatial Development in Luxembourg: Mimetic Evolution or Emergence of a New Planning Culture?. European Planning Studies 23:3, pages 509-528.
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Constance Carr, Tom Becker, Estelle Evrard, Birte Nienaber, Ursula Roos, Evan McDonough, Markus Hesse & Rob Krueger. (2015) Raising sustainability/Mobilising sustainability: Why European sustainable urban development initiatives are slow to materialise/Territorial cohesion as a vehicle of sustainability/Sustainable urban development and the challenge of global air transport nodes and spatial integration/Distorted density: Where developers and non-governmental organizations on sustainable urban development agree/Overcoming politics with markets? The co-production of sustainable development in urban and regional planning. Planning Theory & Practice 16:1, pages 99-125.
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Annick Leick. (2015) Large-Scale Urban Projects in Smaller Metro Areas: Towards a Broader Conceptual Perspective. Planning Practice & Research 30:1, pages 54-68.
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Constance Carr. (2014) Discourse Yes, Implementation Maybe: An Immobility and Paralysis of Sustainable Development Policy. European Planning Studies 22:9, pages 1824-1840.
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Markus Hesse. New planning formats in established settings: a reflection on advice and consultancy, inertia and failure in Luxembourg’s planning practice. Planning Practice & Research 0:0, pages 1-13.
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Joe Birsens & Antoine Decoville. (2022) Investigating the local socio-spatial integration of the Belval knowledge district into Esch/Alzette: A dissimilarity-based approach. European Urban and Regional Studies 30:2, pages 135-151.
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Constance Carr & Markus Hesse. (2020) Mobility policy through the lens of policy mobility: The post-political case of introducing free transit in Luxembourg. Journal of Transport Geography 83, pages 102634.
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Sebastian Hans & Kai Böhme. (2019) Planning in Luxembourg: innovation and tradition under one umbrella?. Europa XXI 35, pages 57-68.
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Markus Hesse. (2016) On borrowed size, flawed urbanisation and emerging enclave spaces: The exceptional urbanism of Luxembourg, Luxembourg. European Urban and Regional Studies 23:4, pages 612-627.
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