The papers listed below are the thirty research papers downloaded most often from the Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy website in the last twelve months. The papers are ranked in order of their popularity, such that the paper ranked 1 has been downloaded most often. The list is updated monthly, with statistics based upon a rolling twelve-month period. The figure in parentheses is the year in which the paper was published in print.
| 1 | | Retrieving the baby from the bathwater: slum upgrading in Sub-Saharan Africa (2007)
| | | Sumila Gulyani, Ellen M Bassett |
| 2 | | Governing space: planning reform and the politics of sustainability (2006)
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| | Richard Cowell, Susan Owens |
| 3 | | Immigrant entrepreneurship, institutional discrimination, and implications for public policy: a case study in Toronto (2007)
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| | Carlos Teixeira, Lucia Lo, Marie Truelove |
| 4 | | Corporations and the governance of environmental risk (2007)
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| | Andrew Gouldson, Jan Bebbington |
| 5 | | Cities and regions competing in the global economy: knowledge and local development policies (2007)
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| | Edward J Malecki |
| 6 | | Deliberation and inclusion: vehicles for increasing trust in UK public governance? (2001)
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| | Dan Bloomfield, Kevin Collins, Charlotte Fry, Richard Munton |
| 7 | | Locating and explaining area-based urban initiatives: New Deal for Communities in England (2004)
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| | Paul Lawless |
| 8 | | Towards sustainability: is integrated appraisal a step in the right direction? (2007)
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| | Sue Kidd, Thomas B Fischer |
| 9 | | Universities, innovation, and territorial development: a review of the evidence (2007)
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| | Helen Lawton Smith |
| 10 | | Corporate governance, reputation, and environmental risk (2007)
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| | Michael Power |
| 11 | | Cost - benefit analysis and environmental policymaking (2001)
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| | Nick Hanley |
| 12 | | Neighbourhood regeneration and New Labour's third way (2001)
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| | Steven Tiesdell, Philip Allmendinger |
| 13 | | Regional planning tensions: planning for economic growth and sustainable development in two contrasting English regions (2003)
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| | David Counsell, Graham Haughton |
| 14 | | Therapeutic landscapes in hospital design: a qualitative assessment by staff and service users of the design of a new mental health inpatient unit (2007)
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| | Sarah Curtis, Wil Gesler, Kathy Fabian, Susan Francis, Stefan Priebe |
| 15 | | Beauty and the beast? BP’s and Exxon’s positions on global climate change (2000)
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| | Ian H Rowlands |
| 16 | | Path dependency and the implementation of environmental regulation (2007)
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| | Elizabeth Kirk, Alison Reeves, Kirsty Blackstock |
| 17 | | Face-to-face, buzz, and knowledge bases: sociospatial implications for learning, innovation, and innovation policy (2007)
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| | Bjørn Asheim, Lars Coenen, Jan Vang |
| 18 | | Towards glocal leadership: taking up the challenge of new local governance in Europe? (2007)
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| | Lionel Martins, José Manuel Rodríguez Álvarez |
| 19 | | Participatory methods for water resources planning (2006)
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| | Giorgos Kallis, Nuno Videira, Paula Antunes, Ângela Guimarães Pereira, Clive L Spash, Harry Coccossis, Serafin Corral Quintana, Leandro del Moral, Dionisia Hatzilacou, Gonçalo Lobo, Alexandra Mexa, Pilar Paneque, Belen Pedregal Mateos, Rui Santos |
| 20 | | Reshaping spaces of local governance? Community strategies and the modernisation of local government in England (2006)
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| | Mike Raco, Gavin Parker, Joe Doak |
| 21 | | Policy networks and advocacy coalitions: explaining policy change and stability in UK industrial pollution policy? (2000)
|
| | Adrian Smith |
| 22 | | The governance of sustainable development: taking stock and looking forwards (2008)
|
| | Andrew Jordan |
| 23 | | Balancing concentration and dispersion? Public policy and urban structure in Toronto (2000)
|
| | Pierre Filion |
| 24 | | Varieties of glocalisation: the international economic strategies of Amsterdam, Manchester, and Zurich compared (2007)
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| | Nico van der Heiden, Pieter Terhorst |
| 25 | | Urban societies and dominant political coalitions in the internationalization of cities (2007)
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| | Bernard Jouve |
| 26 | | Cooperation and the capacity for control: regulatory styles and the evolving influence of environmental regulations in the UK (2004)
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| | Andy Gouldson |
| 27 | | Is urban regeneration good for health? Perceptions and theories of the health impacts of urban change (2002)
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| | Sarah Curtis, Ben Cave, Adam Coutts |
| 28 | | What are we gaining from stakeholder involvement? Observations from environmental planning in the Great Lakes (2001)
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| | Thomas C Beierle, David M Konisky |
| 29 | | Social and environmental accounting, auditing, and reporting: a potential source of organisational risk governance? (2007)
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| | Jan Bebbington, Ian Thomson |
| 30 | | Boundary work: knowledge, policy, and the urban environment (2006)
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| | Susan Owens, Judith Petts, Harriet Bulkeley |
