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Front Cover -- Beyond Neighbourhood Planning: Knowledge, Care, Legitimacy -- Copyright information -- Table of contents -- List of figures and table -- Acknowledgements -- Preface -- 1 Introduction: Neighbourhood planners and the turn to participation -- Introduction -- Meet the cast -- Arriving in Oakley -- Resentment, peripherality and disconnection -- Connecting disconnections -- Optimism and scepticism -- The international turn to participation -- Ideas that travel: diverse settings of participatory democracy -- Participatory rural development -- Environmental justice movements
Community organising in informal settlements -- Beyond neighbourhood planning: knowledge, care, legitimacy -- an overview -- 2 Planning, participation and democratisation -- Introduction -- Planning in principle, planning in practice, planning reform -- Doing neighbourhood planning -- Establish a 'qualifying body' -- Designate a neighbourhood plan area -- Plan preparation -- Plan submission -- Examination -- Referendum and adoption -- Neighbourhood planning in context -- associated planning reforms -- The presumption in favour of sustainable development -- 'Objectively assessed needs'
'Significantly and demonstrably' -- 'Absent, silent or relevant policies are out-of-date' -- The five-year supply rule -- Permitted development rights -- Wider context and critique -- Post-political governance? -- Empowering the powerful? -- 'Not In My Back Yard' neighbours? -- Countering the critique -- Impacts on the ground -- Conclusion -- 3 Knowledge, politics and care: perspectives from Science and Technology Studies -- Introduction -- Situated knowledge -- Knowledge in planning -- Stories about science -- Alternative understandings -- Imaginaries -- Assemblages
Performativity, translations and inscriptions -- Co-production -- Multiplicity and ontological politics -- The 'turn to care' -- Conclusion -- 4 Neighbourhoods, identity and legitimacy -- Introduction -- Empowering or enacting the neighbourhood? -- Legitimacy, identity and relationality -- Multiple identities: 'in', 'of' and 'beyond' the neighbourhood -- 'In' the neighbourhood -- 'Of' the neighbourhood -- 'Beyond' the neighbourhood -- Tensions between identities -- The material entanglement of identity and legitimacy -- Beyond neighbourhood planning -- Environmental justice
Community organising -- Participatory rural development -- Conclusion -- Copyright notice -- 5 Experience, evidence and examination -- Introduction -- The role of evidence in neighbourhood planning -- Expanding the evidence base? -- Two surveys -- Separating the surveys -- The housing needs survey -- The opinion survey -- Survey effects: framing and othering -- Assessing green spaces -- Local Green Spaces -- Conflicting approaches -- Being reasonable -- Changing focus -- Calculative rationalities -- Foreclosing expansion and pluralisation -- Beyond neighbourhood planning -- Environmental justice
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Includes bibliographical references and index.