Infrastructure Provision and the Negotiating Process

Frank Ennis, University of Strathclyde, UK Frank Ennis, Roelof Verhage, Barrie Needham, Henrik van der Kamp, Jim Claydon, Vincent Renard, Ray Tomalty, Andrejs Skaburskis, Richard Cardew, Peter Ache, Gerrit Knaap Emily Talen, Paulo Pinho, Paula Pinto, Samuel Nunn, Simon Marvin, Simon Slater.

Contents: Infrastructure provision and the urban environment, Frank Ennis; Financing public facilities in housing projects: a method for understanding negotiating processes, Roelof Verhage and Barrie Needham; Infrastructure and negotiation: the case of Ireland, Henrik van der Kamp; Planning implementation through negotiation, Jim Claydon; Infrastructure provision, the negotiating process and property market cycles, Vincent Renard; The politics of average versus marginal cost pricing of development charges: a Canadian case study, Ray Tomalty and Andrejs Skaburskis; Privatisation of infrastructure in Sydney, Australia, Richard Cardew; Infrastructure provision and the role of planning in the Ruhr region, Peter Ache; Infrastructure finance and urban development in Illinois: does negotiation exacerbate sprawl?, Gerrit Knaap and Emily Talen; The contribution of statutory environmental assessment to sustainable development - the case of the northern region of Portugal, Paulo Pinho and Paula Pinto; Negotiating the use of public rights of way: the battle between city governments and the telecommunications industry, Samuel Nunn; Competition for urban space; tensions between conduits and corridors, Simon Marvin and Simon Slater.