MARK TEWDWR-JONES is Professor of Town Planning in the School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape at Newcastle University, UK

'A well rounded introduction to the practice of spatial planning that takes full account of its complexity, breadth and fluidity. Highly accessible and highly recommended.' - David Adams, University of Glasgow, UK

• Introduction: The Search for Spatial PlanningSpatial Challenges in the 21st CenturySpatialization: Coming to Terms with Spatial PlanningEuropeanization, Spatial Planning and CompetitivenessNational Spatial Planning and Political DiscretionRegionalism and Regional StrategiesSub-regionalism and City RegionsLocalism, Local Planning and ReformSpatial Planning, Governance and the StateFluid Spatial Planning as Strategic Intelligence.

MARK TEWDWR-JONES is Professor of Town Planning in the School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape at Newcastle University, UK

'A well rounded introduction to the practice of spatial planning that takes full account of its complexity, breadth and fluidity. Highly accessible and highly recommended.' - David Adams, University of Glasgow, UK

• Introduction: The Search for Spatial PlanningSpatial Challenges in the 21st CenturySpatialization: Coming to Terms with Spatial PlanningEuropeanization, Spatial Planning and CompetitivenessNational Spatial Planning and Political DiscretionRegionalism and Regional StrategiesSub-regionalism and City RegionsLocalism, Local Planning and ReformSpatial Planning, Governance and the StateFluid Spatial Planning as Strategic Intelligence.

MARK TEWDWR-JONES is Professor of Town Planning in the School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape at Newcastle University, UK

'A well rounded introduction to the practice of spatial planning that takes full account of its complexity, breadth and fluidity. Highly accessible and highly recommended.' - David Adams, University of Glasgow, UK

• Introduction: The Search for Spatial PlanningSpatial Challenges in the 21st CenturySpatialization: Coming to Terms with Spatial PlanningEuropeanization, Spatial Planning and CompetitivenessNational Spatial Planning and Political DiscretionRegionalism and Regional StrategiesSub-regionalism and City RegionsLocalism, Local Planning and ReformSpatial Planning, Governance and the StateFluid Spatial Planning as Strategic Intelligence.