Planning Theory and Practice
Planning Theory & Practice is an internationally regarded research journal, providing a focus for the development of theory and practice in spatial planning and encouraging the development of a spatial dimension in other areas of public policy.
5 reasons to become a reader
- Improve your practice through critical reflection and review
- Gain international perspectives from top theorists and practitioners
- Impartial and robust peer reviewed research
- Can count towards your Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
- You will benefit from a massive discount to RTPI members - only £33 a year, saving you over £100 a year!
The journal's Interface section promotes dialogue between the academic and practitioner communities. Find out what it can offer by downloading the issues below.
Wind Power — Is there a Planning Problem? Read introductory article by Jenny Crawford on a seminar series comparing experience between the UK and other European countries.
Planning Displacement: The Real Legacy of Major Sporting Events
Health at the Heart of Spatial Planning by Jenny Crawford, Hugh Barton, Tim Chapman, Martin Higgins, Anthony G. Capon and Susan M. Thompson
Some of the articles from previous issues are available for free. The following articles can be downloaded without subscription.
In Search of the "Strategic" in Spatial Strategy Making by Patsy Healey
Motivations in Planning Practice and Research by Jenny Crawford
Environmentalism with Chinese Characteristics? Urban River Revitalisation in Foshan by Eric J. Heikkila
Robert Upton, Heather Campbell and Jenny Crawford at the 