The single European market: Institutions and economic policies

Prodi, Romano

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“…In tune with our keenness to engage academic thinking about spatial processes with that of relevant policy communities, the second article in our inaugural issue was by Romano Prodi (1993), later twice Italian Prime Minister (1996-1998; 2006-2008) and, in between, President of the European Commission (1999)(2000)(2001)(2002)(2003)(2004). I met him when he was an economist at Nomisma a left democratic research consultancy in Bologna.…”

Section: Retrospective: Dawn Of a New Dark Age?mentioning

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Retrospect and prospect: from a new dark age to a new dawn of planning enlightenment

Cooke

2018

European Planning Studies

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This is a summary of the Editorial of the 25th Anniversary Special Issue of European Planning Studies. The editorial summarizes three representative articles from planners and economic policy actors published in 1993, the first year of publication of the journal. These write of threats and possibilities from privatized planning, from the European Single Market and the prospects for regional innovation policy. In the second part, nine papers are summarized. These range from an exegesis of the Anthropocene, the rise of populism and the transition in neoliberalist planning, and migration as a city planning issue in European cities. Other papers then analyse aspects of evolutionary change upon city and region policy and process dynamics. Finally a group of papers explore the rise of creative cities, 4.0 era industry and services and the role of 'starchitects' in city renewal as well as 4.0 digital settlements.

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Section: Retrospective: Dawn Of a New Dark Age?mentioning

confidence: 99%