Introduction: Whither regional planning? John Harrison, Daniel Galland and Mark Tewdwr-Jones 1. Regional planning is dead: long live planning regional futures John Harrison, Daniel Galland and Mark Tewdwr-Jones 2. The return of the city-region in the new urban agenda: is this relevant in the Global South? Vanessa Watson 3. Planning, temporary urbanism and citizen-led alternative-substitute place-making in the Global South Lauren Andres, Hakeem Bakare, John R. Bryson, Winnie Khaemba, Lorena Melgaço and George R. Mwaniki 4. Getting the territory right: infrastructure-led development and the re-emergence of spatial planning strategies Seth Schindler and J. Miguel Kanai 5.
City-regional imaginaries and politics of rescaling Simin Davoudi and Elizabeth Brooks 6. Two logics of regionalism: the development of a regional imaginary in the Toronto-Waterloo Innovation Corridor David Wachsmuth and Patrick Kilfoil 7. Planning megaregional futures: spatial imaginaries and megaregion formation in China John Harrison and Hao Gu 8. Understanding heterogeneous spatial production externalities as a missing link between land-use planning and urban economic futures Haozhi Pan, Tianren Yang, Ying Jin, Sandy Dall'Erba and Geoffrey Hewings 9. Spatial planning, nationalism and territorial politics in Europe Claire Colomb and John Tomaney 10. Towards a sustainable, negotiated mode of strategic regional planning: a political economy perspective Ian Gordon and Tony Champion 11. Regional planning as cultural criticism: reclaiming the radical wholes of interwar regional thinkers Garrett Dash Nelson 12. Future-proof cities through governance experiments? Insights from the Resilient Melbourne Strategy (RMS) Sebastian Fastenrath and Lars Coenen 13.
The new normative: synergistic scenario planning for carbon-neutral cities and regions Joe Ravetz, Aleksi Neuvonen and Raine Mäntysalo.