Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy contents vol 19

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Issue 1

Editorial

A new coeditor and book reviews editor for Government and Policy 1

R J Bennett

The political economy and regional implications of energy policy in Britain in the 1990s 3 – 28
David Sadler

Defying neoliberal convergence: Austria's successful supply-side corporatism in the 1990s 29 – 44
Reinhard Heinisch

Competitive bidding in urban regeneration: stimulus or disillusionment for the losers? 45 – 63
Peter Taylor, Ivan Turok, Annette Hastings

The dilemmas of interregional institutional learning 65 – 84
Robert Hassink, Arnoud Lagendijk

An econometric analysis of local fiscal response to revenue sharing in Turkey 85 – 101
Isa Sagbas

Cost – benefit analysis and environmental policymaking 103 – 118
Nick Hanley

Public demand for medicines, price regulation, and government - industry relationships in Spain 119 – 134
Rosa Nonell, Joan-Ramon Borrell

Community economic development in urban and regional regeneration: unfolding potential or justifiable scepticism? 135 – 155
Paul Lawless

Reviews 157 – 158
McManus on Pearce, Barbier: Blueprint for a sustainable economy

Issue 2

Theme issue: Fiscal federalism in fragmented states
Guest editor: Richard M Bird

Guest editorial

E pluribus unum? Can fiscal federalism reconcile diversity and cohesion in fragmented states? 159 – 161

Richard M Bird

Fiscal arrangements for maintaining an effective state in Canada 163 – 187
Richard M Bird, François Vaillancourt

The role of intergovernmental finance in achieving diversity and cohesion: the case of Spain 189 – 206
Antoni Castells

Intergovernmental fiscal relations in fragmented societies -- the case of Switzerland 207 – 222
Thomas P Stauffer

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Public policy and population distribution: developing appropriate indicators of settlement patterns 223 – 248
Mike Coombes, Simon Raybould

Forests of consumption: postproductivism, postmaterialism, and the postindustrial forest 249 – 268
A S Mather

Rescaling and regional governance: the English Regional Development Agencies and the environment 269 – 288
David Gibbs, Andrew E G Jonas

Partnerships, power, and scale in rural governance 289 – 310
Bill Edwards, Mark Goodwin, Simon Pemberton, Michael Woods

Reviews 311 – 314
Menzies on Brown, Pratt (Eds): Dangerous offenders: punishment and social order
Mason on Lawton Smith: Technology transfer and industrial change in Europe
Briassoulis on Bramwell, Lane (Eds): Tourism, collaboration and partnerships: politics, practice and sustainability

Referees 2000 315

Issue 3

Theme issue: SME policy developments
Papers from the ISBE Annual Conference

The implications of EU accession for Polish SMEs 317 – 333
David Smallbone, Bogdan Piasecki, Anna Rogut

Institutional barriers to enterprise support: an empirical study 335 – 353
Shailendra Vyakarnam, Richard Adams

Chief executive officers and nonexecutive directors: their relationships in small companies 355 – 372
David Deakins, Eileen O'Neill, Patrick Mileham

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The British Child Support Agency: did American origins bring failure? 373 – 389
David P Dolowitz

Linking coalitions to policy output: the case of local government in Norway 391 – 411
Pål E Martinussen, Per Arnt Pettersen

Strategic management of government-sponsored R&D portfolios 413 – 442
Barry Bozeman, Juan Rogers

Bribing the grantee: asymmetric information and the enforcement of local minimum-provision levels through grants-in-aid 443 – 460
Tom Van Puyenbroeck

Financing school-based education in England: poverty, examination results, and expenditure 461 – 471
Anne West, Hazel Pennell, Tony Travers, Robert West

Reviews 473 – 474
Meligrana on Hall: Cities in civilization: culture, innovation, and urban order

Issue 4

Theme issue: Participation, representation, and deliberation in environmental policy
Guest editor: Clive Spash

Editorial

Broadening democracy in environmental policy processes 475 – 481

Clive L Spash

Representing people, representing nature, representing the world 483 – 500
John O'Neill

Deliberation and inclusion: vehicles for increasing trust in UK public governance? 501 – 513
Dan Bloomfield, Kevin Collins, Charlotte Fry, Richard Munton

What are we gaining from stakeholder involvement? Observations from environmental planning in the Great Lakes 515 – 527
Thomas C Beierle, David M Konisky

A novel approach to the appraisal of technological risk: a multicriteria mapping study of a genetically modified crop 529 – 555
Andy Stirling, Sue Mayer

Citizens' juries: an aid to environmental valuation? 557 – 566
Wendy Kenyon, Nick Hanley, Ceara Nevin

Environmental valuation analysis, public deliberation, and their pragmatic syntheses: a critical appraisal 567 – 585
Simon Niemeyer, Clive L Spash

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Modelling the local impacts of national social policies: a spatial microsimulation approach 587 – 606
Dimitris Ballas, Graham P Clarke

The fiscal manipulation of a decentralized public sector: macroeconomic policy in Denmark 607 – 623
Jens Blom-Hansen, Thomas Pallesen

Reviews 625 – 632
Woods on Grant: Pressure groups and British politics
Jacobs on Stewart: The nature of British local government
Jhaveri on Mol, Sonnenfeld (Eds): Ecological modernisation around the world: perspectives and critical debates
Benneworth on Ludlam, Smith (Eds): New Labour in government