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Negotiative land-use and deliberative environmental planning in Italy and Sweden

Abdul Khakee Department of Social Science, O¨rebro University, O¨rebro, 701 82, Sweden
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Angela Barbanente Department of Town Planning, Technical University of Bari, Bari, 701 25, Italy
Pages 181-200 | Published online: 21 Jul 2010

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Sofia Cele & Danielle van der Burgt. (2015) Participation, consultation, confusion: professionals' understandings of children's participation in physical planning. Children's Geographies 13:1, pages 14-29.
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Sílvia Sousa & Paulo Pinho. (2015) Planning for Shrinkage: Paradox or Paradigm. European Planning Studies 23:1, pages 12-32.
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Ana Mafalda Madureira. (2014) Physical Planning in Entrepreneurial Urban Governance—Experiences from the Bo01 and Brunnshög Projects, Sweden. European Planning Studies 22:11, pages 2369-2388.
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Carlo Rega & Alessandro Bonifazi. (2014) Strategic Environmental Assessment and spatial planning in Italy: sustainability, integration and democracy. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 57:9, pages 1333-1358.
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Stefano Orsini. (2013) Landscape polarisation, hobby farmers and a valuable hill in Tuscany: understanding landscape dynamics in a peri-urban context. Geografisk Tidsskrift-Danish Journal of Geography 113:1, pages 53-64.
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Valeria Monno & Abdul Khakee. (2012) Tokenism or Political Activism? Some Reflections on Participatory Planning. International Planning Studies 17:1, pages 85-101.
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Joachim Åström, Mikael Granberg & Abdul Khakee. (2011) Apple Pie–Spinach Metaphor: Shall e-Democracy make Participatory Planning More Wholesome?. Planning Practice & Research 26:5, pages 571-586.
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Thomas Oles & Karin Hammarlund. (2011) The European Landscape Convention, Wind Power, and the Limits of the Local: Notes from Italy and Sweden. Landscape Research 36:4, pages 471-485.
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Tuna Tasan-Kok. (2008) Changing Interpretations of ‘Flexibility’ in the Planning Literature: From Opportunism to Creativity?. International Planning Studies 13:3, pages 183-195.
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Jenny Stenberg & Lasse Fryk. (2021) Making School Children’s Participation in Planning Processes a Routine Practice. Societies 11:1, pages 3.
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Stefan Olander & Anne Landin. (2008) Housing developers' perceptions of the planning process: a survey of Swedish companies. International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis 1:3, pages 246-255.
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Mariann Mannberg & Elin Wihlborg. (2007) Communicative planning – friend or foe? Obstacles and opportunities for implementing sustainable development locally. Sustainable Development 16:1, pages 35-43.
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