1st Edition
The Green Belt, Housing Crises and Planning Systems
List of figures and tables
Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Researching the Green Belt
Chapter 3: The history of the Green Belt
Chapter 4: The form and function of the Green Belt and an evaluation of its effectiveness
Chapter 5: Power and interest groups in planning
Chapter 6: The Green Belt, the housing crisis and policy reform
Chapter 7: Conceptualising community support for the Green Belt and opposition to housebuilding
Chapter 8: Power, politics and planning
Chapter 9: The geography and governance of the Green Belt
Chapter 10: Overarching implications for planning theory and practice
References
Index
Biography
Charles Edward Goode is an Assistant Professor in Urban and Regional Planning in the School of Geography at the University of Birmingham, UK. He is a geographer and trained planner with research and teaching interests in strategic planning and regional governance, community involvement, housing supply/affordability and planning history.
