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Introduction: Contradictions of Neoliberal Urban Plannin,political-economic urban policies is treated in this book as a manifestation of the neoliberalisation of planning. In this respect, a neoliberal approach does not necessarily mean catering to the needs and demands of private market actors, but rather underlines the challenges to planning in neoliber

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Contradictions in the Neoliberal Policy Instruments: What Is the Stance of the State?,uneven distribution of benefits via deregulated urban land market can create a new awareness in the spatial regulation domain? Given the increasing confusions of planning rights and responsibilities, is it possible to redefine a new planning system which can cope control of public rights and the dif

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Transnational Neoliberalisation and the Role of Supranational Trade Agreements in Local Urban Policdual land and property market dynamics, which are not taken into consideration by the supranational regulations and agreements, the aim of this paper is to highlight these individual practices and to display the reflections from various urban development experiences in the form of public/private rel

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,Washing Their Hands of It? Auckland Cities’ Risk Management of Formerly Horticultural Land as Neolices has been employed by local authorities to evade responsibility and to reduce the cost of research and remediation. This not only responsibilises those who are least able to respond to problems which are not of their own making, it also fails to address the underlying causes of risk exposure.