ISOCARP Review 13 – Smart Comminuties
Published in 2017 on the occasion of the 53rd ISOCARP International Congress held in Portland, Oregon, USA.
Editors: Shi Nan, Jim Reilly & Fran Klass
´The ISOCARP Congress theme “Cities we have vs. Cities we need” is both a description and prescription for a new urbanism that must adapt and mitigate significant environmental, social and economic change. The ISOCARP Review 12 and 52nd World Planning Congress have embraced this challenge to transform our cities.´
Ric Stephens, ISOCARP President
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ISOCARP Review 12 – Envisioning Future Cities: Ideas and Examples
Published in 2016 on the occasion of the 52nd ISOCARP International Congress held in Durban, South Africa.
Editors: Shi Nan, Jim Reilly & Fran Klass
´The ISOCARP Congress theme “Cities we have vs. Cities we need” is both a description and prescription for a new urbanism that must adapt and mitigate significant environmental, social and economic change. The ISOCARP Review 12 and 52nd World Planning Congress have embraced this challenge to transform our cities.´
Ric Stephens, ISOCARP President
Overview Review 12 by editor Jim Reilly
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International Manual of Planning Practice (IMPP), 6th edition 2015
Editors: Judith Ryser and Teresa Franchini
This expanded and updated 6th edition of the IMPP includes the planning paradigms and practices in 135 countries worldwide.
The book is a compendium on planning to practising planners in both the public and the private sector, as well as to other built environment professionals. It also constitutes a reference book for academics and students and provides basic information for planners, developers and investors who intend to operate in countries beyond their own. Besides a succinct background on each country and its planning system, the focus of the Manual is on planning practice. The format is a small book with summary pages of each country and an incorporated USB card with the country profiles as part of this publication.
The IMPP gives readers a comparative overview of planning worldwide provided by experienced practitioners and academics in five continents. The aim of the 135 case studies is to give a comprehensive panorama of the regulated development process and puts it into the perspective of real world experiences. > More
Review on the International-Manual-of-Planning-Practice
by Carlos Nunes Silva, Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning, Universidade de Lisboa, Lisbon, Portugal, in the International Journal of E-Planning Research Volume 6 • Issue 3 • July-September 2017
IJEPR website: http://www.igi-global.com/journal/international-journal-planning-research-ijepr/44994
ISOCARP Review 11 – Reinventing Planning: Examples from the Profession
Published in 2015 on the occasion of the 51st ISOCARP Congress in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Editors: Shi Nan, China, Jim Reilly & Fran Klass, USA
Fifty Years of Knowledge Creation and SharingThe book showcases the achievements of ISOCARP over the last 50 years.
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Think Deep: Planning, development and use of underground space in cities (ISBN: 978-94-90354-34-3)
“This joint publication by ISOCARP and ITACUS hopes to stimulate the thinking on the use of underground space. We urge planning practitioners not only to consider the possibilities, but also to think deep and to make underground space part of the planning of our future cities. In doing so we acknowledge that the time has come for new planning paradigms as we are transitioning to a new era in which our cities will continue to play an evermore important role for people; cities of the future, which are resilient, inclusive and above all liveable.” [Coordinators Han Admiraal and Shipra Narang Suri]. Content-Foreword
