This important text book is the first to be written about infrastructure planning in Britain. Written by an experienced author, the book reviews the rapid rise in the use of infrastructure delivery planning at national and neighbourhood level. The key components of infrastructure delivery are set out and analysed, including the development of government policy, planning regulation, funding, environmental processes and legal challenges. Situating this within international, European and domestic economic, territorial and social policy, the author draws on a variety of practical examples to discuss the role of different institutions in the delivery of infrastructure and to illustrate the various issues and merits of each approach. This is a key text for those engaged in the study and application of infrastructure delivery planning including planners, engineers, public administrators and policy advisers.
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The role of infrastructure in society;
Delivering infrastructure: methodologies and funding;
Physical infrastructure delivery planning;
Environmental and green infrastructure delivery planning;
Social and community infrastructure;
International context of infrastructure delivery planning;
Infrastructure and the EU policy, plans and practices;
State infrastructure policy and planning;
Infrastructure delivery in functional economic areas/sub-regions;
Local infrastructure delivery planning;
Neighbourhood and community infrastructure planning;
Effective infrastructure delivery planning.
Sobre el autor
Janice Morphet is a Visiting Professor at University College London. She has over fifty years of experience in local and central government as well as academia and has written and researched about Brexit, Covid, outsourcing, devolution and public services.
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