Spatial Planning as an Integrative Mechanism: A Study of Sub-regional Planning in South Hampshire, England
作者： Michael Buser , Stuart Farthing
DOI: 10.1080/02697459.2011.580113
关键词: Regional science 、 Management 、 Regional planning 、 Corporate governance 、 Government 、 Policy development 、 Mechanism (sociology) 、 Spatial planning 、 Political science
摘要: Abstract This article examines the concept of integrated spatial planning through a case study sub-regional working in South Hampshire, England. It argues that while government's notion integration was ill-defined and inconsistent, there were critical opportunities discernible for practice. We focus on three aspects integration: across territories fragmented spaces; between actors stakeholders; from policy development to delivery implementation. However, cautious re-scaling governance activity sub-region limited effectiveness overall programme. The concludes with review contextual features contributed distinct manner which employed Hampshire how this might inform future policy-making.
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