Phil Allmendinger is a Fellow of Clare College and Professor of Land Economy at Cambridge University, UK.

"This is a fascinating, well written, and in places pleasingly provocative, read which tells us as much about contemporary governance as about planning." — Anne Marie Baylouny, Journal of Social Policy

• 1. From New Right to New Left 2. New Labour and Planning 3. Understanding Planning under Labour 4. Planning and Urban Policy 5. Spatial Planning 6. Hitting the Target and Missing the Point 7. Development, Infrastructure and Land Taxation 8. Conclusions Bibliography

Phil Allmendinger is a Fellow of Clare College and Professor of Land Economy at Cambridge University, UK.

"This is a fascinating, well written, and in places pleasingly provocative, read which tells us as much about contemporary governance as about planning." — Anne Marie Baylouny, Journal of Social Policy

• 1. From New Right to New Left 2. New Labour and Planning 3. Understanding Planning under Labour 4. Planning and Urban Policy 5. Spatial Planning 6. Hitting the Target and Missing the Point 7. Development, Infrastructure and Land Taxation 8. Conclusions Bibliography

Phil Allmendinger is a Fellow of Clare College and Professor of Land Economy at Cambridge University, UK.

"This is a fascinating, well written, and in places pleasingly provocative, read which tells us as much about contemporary governance as about planning." — Anne Marie Baylouny, Journal of Social Policy

• 1. From New Right to New Left 2. New Labour and Planning 3. Understanding Planning under Labour 4. Planning and Urban Policy 5. Spatial Planning 6. Hitting the Target and Missing the Point 7. Development, Infrastructure and Land Taxation 8. Conclusions Bibliography