Suchergebnisse

chapter 1 The new spatial planning: Territorial management and devolution -- chapter 2 Rethinking planning: State restructuring, devolution and spatial strategies -- chapter 3 Irish spatial planning and the Cork experience -- chapter 4 Spatial planning in Northern Ireland and the emergent North West region of Ireland -- chapter 5 Spatial planning in a devolved Scotland -- chapter 6 The Wales Spatial Plan and improving policy integration -- chapter 7 English spatial planning and dealing with growth in the Leeds City Region -- chapter 8 Congested governance and the London Thames Gateway -- chapter 9 New planning spaces and the new spatial plannings.

Skills shortages and skills mismatch in Britain have intensified recently. Explanations for these problems from central government have tended to be only partial. Some of the basic tenets of offical explanations are subject to closer scrutiny, especially the notion of a demographic time-bomb. An alternative analytical framework is outlined.