Lived citizenship has emerged as a key concept in citizenship studies over the last two
decades. A growing number of authors have applied ideas of lived citizenship as a …

In 1973, Horst W Rittel and Malvin A Webber introduced the term 'wicked problem'in
planning theory. They describe spatial planning as dealing with inherent uncertainty …

In collaborative urban planning, one of the key questions is how the input from residents'
participation can be integrated into planning and decision-making. In the planning of the …

What is required of the citizen to make planning more democratic? In this article, I argue this
previously overlooked question illuminates key challenges for democratising planning in …

This paper systematises knowledge of public participation by bringing together existing
concepts and theories from planning literature to conceptualise the 3A 3-framework of …

Existing studies that question the role of planning as a state institution, whose interests it
serves together with those disputing the merits of collaborative planning are all essentially …

Solutions for resource scarcity should be sought from urban waste management and
sanitation, which are characterised by central plants and long networks. The socio-technical …

Participatory policies seeking to foster active citizenship continue to be dominated by a
territorial imagination. Yet, the world where people identify and perform as citizens is …

In this article, I offer speculations which share the intentions of this symposium to bring to
light seldom acknowledged configurations of knowledges, and to indicate different ways of …

Collaborative planning processes have been criticized for inefficiency, but attempts to
improve them in planning of urban nature have been limited by lack of usable evaluation …