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Housing and Planning SPRING/SUMMER 2021
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2021 marks Policy Press’s 25th anniversary and 5 years since
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HOUSING AND PLANNING | 3
Welcome
Our Planning and Housing lists aim to find equitable
solutions to challenging problems and both are
susceptible to constant change. Planning is vulnerable
to continual government cuts which means both
the systems and the profession are under immense
pressure. Housing continues to be a politically charged
issue that is made worse by issues such as low levels
of public housing, affordable private housing and
increases in homelessness.
We are proud of the continued growth in these two
established subjects at Policy Press and the reach our
books and series have internationally. The scholarship
we publish looks at all available evidence to inform
the creation of better homes and a better built
environment for all - individuals and communities, in
the Global North and the Global South. We are looking
for writers who get to the heart of problems and can
clearly communicate their expertise
and research to the right audience,
be they academics, students or policy
makers.
If you are interested and have book
or series ideas in Planning or Housing,
then please do contact your editor
Emily Watt: emily.watt@bristol.ac.uk
HOUSING AND PLANNING | 4
Urban Futures
Planning for City Foresight and City Visions
Timothy J. Dixon, University of Reading and Mark Tewdwr-Jones,
University College London
“This book is scholarly, rich in ideas, and offers a toolkit
for city and regional governments and communities to
build visions and explore ways of achieving them. It will
be part of the foundations of future city planning.”
SIR ALAN WILSON, THE ALAN TURING INSTITUTE
City visions represent shared, and often desirable, expectations about
our urban futures. This book explores the history and evolution of
city visions, placing them in the wider context of art, culture, science,
foresight and urban theory. Hardback £75.00 | US $115.00
ISBN 9781447330936
ePDF £95.00 | US $150.00
The authors show how important it is to think about the future of ISBN 9781447336297
cities in objective and strategic ways and by engaging with a range of ebook ePUB £26.99 | US $45.95
stakeholders – something more important than ever as we look to visions ISBN 9781447336303
of a sustainable future beyond the COVID-19 crisis. 234 x 156 mm 232 pages
UK May 2021
US June 2021
HOUSING AND PLANNING | 5
Estate Regeneration and its
Discontents
Public Housing, Place and Inequality in London
Paul Watt, University College London
“Paul Watt is one of our most dedicated academic
analysts of the housing regeneration schemes that are
so central to today’s London and his commitment and
expertise are fully in evidence here. This is a substantial
contribution to the debate over what kind of capital we
want.”
ADITYA CHAKRABORTTY, THE GUARDIAN
“A monumental and humane book that puts people, Paperback £26.99 | US $45.95
places and communities at the heart of its indictment ISBN 9781447329190
of estate regeneration in London.” Hardback £75.00 | US $115.00
ANDREW WALLACE, UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS ISBN 9781447329183
ePDF ISBN 9781447329213
ePUB £26.99 | US $45.95
“A real tour de force. Essential reading for anyone ISBN 9781447329220
interested in understanding the links between housing, 234 x 156 mm 320 pages
class inequality and working-class disadvantage.” UK March 2021
TRACY SHILDRICK, NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY US April 2021
Public housing estates are disappearing from London’s skyline in the
name of regeneration, while new mixed-tenure developments are
arising in their place. This richly illustrated book provides a vivid
interdisciplinary account of the controversial urban policy of demolition
and rebuilding amid London’s housing crisis and the polarisation between
the city’s have-nots and have-lots.
Using interviews which foreground the experiences and perspectives
of estate residents throughout multiple stages of the regeneration
process, Watt demonstrates the dramatic impacts that regeneration
and gentrification can have on sociospatial inequality and London’s
marginalised communities.
HOUSING AND PLANNING | 6
Hope Under Neoliberal Austerity
Responses from Civil Society and Civic Universities
Edited by Mel Steer, Simin Davoudi, Mark Shucksmith and Liz
Todd, Newcastle University
“Communities are the foundation of our collective
future; the examples in this book show there is reason
to hope it will be better than our past.”
CHI ONWURAH, MP, NEWCASTLE CENTRAL
Neoliberal-driven austerity is changing the role of the state, modes of
public service provision and concepts of citizenship. How to thrive in
today’s society is a challenge for communities around the world at a
time when government policies are increasingly promoting privatisation,
deregulation and individualisation of responsibilities. Paperback £26.99 | US $45.95
ISBN 9781447356837
Hardback £75.00 | US $105.00
Drawing on innovative cases and strategic initiatives from North East ISBN 9781447356820
England, this book explores multiple ways in which communities are ePDF ISBN 9781447356844
responding to these challenging conditions. Co-authored by practitioners ePUB £26.99 | US $45.95
and academics, it provides deeper insights into the efficacy of these ISBN 9781447356851
approaches through key policy issues including access to food, education 234 x 156 mm 208 pages
and health. UK April 2021
US May 2021
HOUSING AND PLANNING | 7
Inside High-Rise Housing
Condominium and Home in the Vertical City
Megan Nethercote, RMIT University
Condominium and comparable legal architectures make vertical urban
growth possible, but do we really understand the social implications of
restructuring city land ownership in this way? In this book geographer
and architect Megan Nethercote enters the condo tower to explore the
hidden social and territorial dynamics of private vertical communities.
Informed by residents’ accounts of Australian high-rise living, this book
shows how legal and physical architectures fuse in ways that jeopardise
residents’ experience of home and stigmatise renters.
As cities sprawl skywards and private renting expands, this compelling
geographic analysis of property identifies high-rise development’s
overlooked hand in social segregation and urban fragmentation and raises
bold questions about the condominium’s prospects. Hardback £75.00 | US $115.00
ISBN 9781529216288
ePUB ISBN 9781529216295
234 x 156 mm 224 pages
UK September 2021
US October 2021
HOUSING AND PLANNING | 8
The New Urban Ruins
Vacancy, Urban Politics, and International Experiments in
the Post-Crisis City
Edited by Cian O’Callaghan, Trinity College Dublin and Cesare Di
Feliciantonio, University of Leicester
This book considers contemporary urban challenges through the lens of
urban vacancy. Centring urban vacancy as a core feature of urbanization,
the contributors coalesce new empirical insights on the impacts of recent
contestations over the reuse of vacant spaces in post-crisis cities across the
globe.
Using international case studies from the Global North and Global
South, the book sheds important new light on the complexity of forces
and processes shaping urban vacancy and its reuse, exploring these areas
as both lived spaces and sites of political antagonism. It explores what has
and hasn’t worked in repurposing vacant sites and provides sustainable Hardback £75.00 | US $115.00
blueprints for future development. ISBN 9781447356875
ePDF ISBN 9781447356899
ePUB £26.99 | US $45.95
ISBN 9781447356905
234 x 156 mm 184 pages
UK August 2021
US September 2021
HOUSING AND PLANNING | 9
The Self-Build Experience Paperback £26.99 | US $45.95
Institutionalisation, Place-Making and ISBN 9781447348443
Hardback £75.00 | US $105.00
City Building
ISBN 9781447348429
ePDF ISBN 9781447348436
Edited by Willem Salet, University of
ePUB £26.99 | US $45.95
Amsterdam, Camila D’Ottaviano, University
ISBN 9781447348474
of São Paulo, Stan Majoor, Amsterdam
234 x 156 mm 296 pages
University of Applied Sciences and Daniël
UK August 2021
Bossuyt, University of Amsterdam
US September 2021
“Provides a powerful interrogation of the role
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of low-income residents in the articulation of
their own livelihoods, claiming their rights and
transforming policies at the political level.”
RAQUEL ROLNIK, UNIVERSITY OF SÃO PAULO
Spanning multiple countries across South
America, Europe and Africa, this book uses
an international comparative perspective to
investigate the phenomenon of self-building for
low- and middle-income groups in urban areas,
examining the tensions between regulation and
self-regulatory initiatives.
Rescaling Urban Governance Paperback £26.99 | US $45.95
Planning, Localism and Institutional ISBN 9781447348443
Hardback £75.00 | US $105.00
Change
ISBN 9781447348429
ePDF ISBN 9781447348436
John Sturzaker and Alexander Nurse,
ePUB £26.99 | US $45.95
University of Liverpool
ISBN 9781447348474
234 x 156 mm 296 pages
“This important book sets out in clear terms
UK August 2021
how governments have sought to innovate
US September 2021
and rescale governance, but in doing so
have not necessarily resolved the issues that
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such changes were supposed to address.”
GAVIN PARKER, UNIVERSITY OF READING
In response to unprecedented pressure from climate
change, migration, ageing populations and resource
shortages, this authoritative book provides new
research and thinking about cities, their governance
and planning reform, examining global examples of
cutting-edge policy experimentation and innovation
designed to guarantee a sustainable future.
HOUSING AND PLANNING | 10
The Property Lobby
The Hidden Reality behind the Housing Crisis
Bob Colenutt, Oxford Brookes University
“The perfect guide, taking us through the complex
and unforgiving realities of the contemporary housing
market, exploring how the same interests always seem
to win, even as the supply of genuinely affordable
housing remains stubbornly inadequate.”
ALLAN COCHRANE, THE OPEN UNIVERSITY
“The housing crisis stems from a new and unholy
alliance of financial, developer and land-owning
interests which this timely book uncovers and promises
to fix as a central part of fixing the economy and Paperback £16.99 | US $28.95
society.” ISBN 9781447348160
MICHAEL EDWARDS, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON Hardback £50.00 | US $80.00
ISBN 9781447340492
ePDF £75.00 | US $115.00
“Traces how public policy on housebuilding has ISBN 9781447350231
elevated profit-taking above the need for social and ePUB £16.99 | US $28.95
affordable housing and demonstrates the vital role ISBN 9781447350248
that community action has in challenging our rigged 234 x 156 mm 196 pages
planning and housing system.” UK April 2020
JERRY FLYNN, 35% CAMPAIGN
US May 2020
The long-term causes and nexus of power behind the UK’s housing
crisis are under scrutiny in this passionately argued and radical critique of
current housing and planning policies and practices. Colenutt reveals how
a network of landowners, house-builders, financial backers and politicians
lock in a cycle of low supply and high prices, and proposes much-needed
answers to one of the biggest social challenges of our age.HOUSING AND PLANNING | 11
Housing Shock
The Irish Housing Crisis and How to Solve It
Rory Hearne, Maynooth University
“A valuable book. It is a tool for better understanding
our current predicament & what we can do about it.”
THE IRISH TIMES
“Shows how housing in Ireland has made some very
wealthy but left thousands homeless. An expert analysis
of how government policy has helped make owning or
renting a home unaffordable. A must-read.”
FR PETER MCVERRY, PETER MCVERRY TRUST
Paperback £23.99 | US $39.95
“Reflects Rory’s commitment and optimism that
ISBN 9781447353904
through radical transformation and reclaiming the role
Hardback £75.00 | US $115.00
of the state we can resolve not only the housing crisis ISBN 9781447353898
but other societal challenges. This book makes a key ePDF ISBN £95.00 | US $145.00
contribution to making that transformation happen.” 9781447353928
MARY P. MURPHY, MAYNOOTH UNIVERSITY ePUB £21.99 | US $36.95
ISBN 9781447353935
234 x 156 mm 302 pages
UK June 2020
Hearne contextualises the Irish housing crisis within its broader global
US July 2020
context by examining the origins of the contemporary crisis in terms
of the extension of neoliberalism, marketisation and financialisation in
housing.
He examines the profound social, political and economic impacts of the
crisis on equality, wellbeing and health by bringing to the fore real voices
and stories from those on the frontline.HOUSING AND PLANNING | 12
Whose Housing Crisis?
Assets and Homes in a Changing Economy
Nick Gallent, University College London
“At last, a book that changes the terms of the great
housing debate and challenges the received political
wisdom of the main political parties.”
PETER HETHERINGTON, THE GUARDIAN
“This forceful, informed and accessible book makes
the housing crisis everyone’s problem. The UK’s
dysfunctional relationship with housing has seeped into
the pores of all areas of society and until the pervasive
nature of this crisis is grasped, there will be no plausible Paperback £21.99 | US $36.95
escape.” ISBN 9781447346074
BRETT CHRISTOPHERS, UPPSALA UNIVERSITY Hardback £75.00 | US $115.00
ISBN 9781447345312
ePDF £100.00 | US $150.00
“Gallent dissects the underlying causes as well as ISBN 9781447346067
societal and economic effects of a housing market that ePUB £21.99 | US $36.95
has become increasingly unaffordable, inaccessible ISBN 9781447346081
and inequitable in the past decades. A highly 234 x 156 mm 192 pages
recommendable book for all scholars, students, policy UK April 2019
makers and politicians, or for that matter, anybody US July 2019
who is interested in contemporary housing problems.”
INTERGENERATIONAL JUSTICE REVIEW
This book examines the ways in which the social purpose of housing, as
home, is too often relegated behind its economic function, as asset.
As individuals increasingly use housing as a place to park and extract
wealth, and governments do all they can to keep house prices on an
upward track, the author analyses how this refunctioning of housing is a
great source of social inequality.HOUSING AND PLANNING | 13
The Politics and Ideology of
Planning
Tim Marshall, Oxford Brookes University
“Marshall not only presents a compelling view of key
issues in the contemporary planning system, but has
outlined key areas of concern for the future. A must-
read for students, practitioners and academics alike.”
MALCOLM TAIT, UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD
“An incisive and critical book spurred by the belief
that planning matters enough for us to understand
its relationship to politics and ideology properly. It has
something to offer all those with a serious interest in Paperback £26.99 | US $45.95
planning.” ISBN 9781447337218
Hardback £75.00 | US $115.00
HUW THOMAS, CARDIFF UNIVERSITY
ISBN 9781447337201
ePDF £95.00 | US $115.00
“A well-written, timely and insightful book, casting light ISBN 9781447337225
on the role of politics and ideology in shaping the built ePUB £24.99 | US $45.95
and natural environment of the United Kingdom.” ISBN 9781447337232
ROSE GRAYSTON, CREATE STREETS FOUNDATION 234 x 156 mm 282 pages
UK December 2020
US January 2021
Planning is a battleground of ideas and interests, perhaps more visibly and
continuously than ever before in the UK.
Marshall goes to the root of current planning models and exposes who
is acting for what purposes in these battlegrounds. He examines the
ideological structuring of planning and the interplay of various political
interests, and analyses contemporary attempts at planning reform by
recent governments to show how we can generate more effective political
engagements for common gain.HOUSING AND PLANNING | 14
The Short Guide to Town and
Country Planning
Adam Sheppard, Nick Croft and Nick Smith, University of the West
of England
“This book is a vital tool for those who want to deliver
a planning system open to all, with everyone’s health,
safety and wellbeing at its heart. It is a must-have for
all those communities who want to use planning to
build a better future.”
HUGH ELLIS, TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ASSOCIATION
“This account of the fundamentals of planning, written
Paperback £14.99 | US $20.00
by three authors with a wealth of practice experience, ISBN 9781447344438
provides an accessible and concise introduction to ePDF £14.99 | US $20.00
the development of the profession and some of the ISBN 9781447344469
challenges facing planners today.” ePUB £14.99 | US $20.00
NICK GALLENT, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON ISBN 9781447344445
198 x 129 mm 200 pages
UK March 2019
“This is a great overview of what planning is all about, US April 2019
and a handy one-stop resource for any student
thinking about starting their career in planning.”
ALEXANDER NURSE, UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL
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This Short Guide offers an introductory overview of the practice of
planning for those with little or no prior knowledge. The book discusses
planning implementation and delivery with a consideration of planning
decision making, delivery vehicles and the process of development.
It looks at current and future pressures, dynamics and challenges,
encouraging the reader to adopt a reflective and inquisitive outlook.HOUSING AND PLANNING | 15
Reimagining Homelessness Paperback £12.99 | US $22.00
ISBN 9781447353515
For Policy and Practice ePUB £12.99 | US $22.00
ISBN 9781447353522
Eoin O’Sullivan, Trinity College Dublin 203 x 127 mm 128 pages
UK April 2020
“Few have the experience and US May 2020
credentials to reflect on European
homelessness as Eoin O’Sullivan.
And none can match his depth of
knowledge.”
DENNIS CULHANE, UNIVERSITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA
Bringing to light the most contemporary
research, policy and practice, this book presents
stark evidence from Irish experience to argue
that we need to urgently reimagine homelessness
as a pattern of residential instability and
economic precariousness regularly experienced
by marginal households.
Using Evidence to End Paperback £24.99 | US $42.95
ISBN 9781447352860
Homelessness ePUB £24.99 | US $42.95
ISBN 9781447352877
Edited by Lígia Teixeira and James 216 x 138 mm 272 pages
Cartwright, Centre for Homelessness Impact UK April 2020
US May 2020
“A fascinating synthesis of the
concerns and challenges facing
those working to end homelessness,
alongside the emerging transferable
lessons and insights arising from the
growing role of evidence evaluation
and what works across many public
policy domains.”
KEN GIBB, UK COLLABORATIVE CENTRE FOR
HOUSING EVIDENCE
This urgent book gathers the insights of leaders
in government, academia and the third sector
to present new evidence-based strategies to end
homelessness. Contributors advocate for a new
movement that embraces data and evidence to
end homelessness effectively.HOUSING AND PLANNING | 16
Ending Homelessness? Hardback £75.00 | US $115.00
The Contrasting Experiences of ISBN 9781447347170
ePDF £95.00 | US $145.00
Denmark, Finland and Ireland
ISBN 9781447347187
ePUB £19.99 | US $34.95
Mike Allen, Focus Ireland, Lars Benjaminsen,
ISBN 9781447347194
Danish Center for Social Science Research,
234 x 156 mm 204 pages
Eoin O’Sullivan, Trinity College Dublin and
UK February 2020
Nicholas Pleace, University of York
US March 2020
“The lessons unearthed in this book will
be pivotal if ending homelessness is to
progress from an admirable objective
to a realisable goal.”
JOE DOHERTY, UNIVERSITY OF ST ANDREWS
Providing an in-depth exploration of the
experiences of Ireland, Denmark and Finland
in their various initiatives designed to end
homelessness, this book presents an authoritative
comparative account of policies and strategies
that have worked, along with an exposition of
those that have not.
The Fall and Rise of Social Paperback £28.99 | US $49.50
ISBN 9781447351375
Housing Hardback £75.00 | US $115.00
100 Years on 20 Estates ISBN 9781447351351
ePDF £95.00 | US $145.00
Becky Tunstall, University of York ISBN 9781447351368
ePUB £28.99 | US $49.50
“This is a wonderful book… ISBN 9781447351382
234 x 156 mm 360 pages
It demonstrates that those who
UK February 2020
disparage social housing today are
US March 2020
often peddling outdated myths that
they do not even know are myths.’’
THE TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION
Drawing on a unique archive spanning the
lifetime of 20 council estate projects in the UK
and using hundreds of resident voices, this book
reveals the secrets of council housing’s failures
and successes, and the reasons for them.HOUSING AND PLANNING | 17
How to Build Houses and Paperback £10.99 | US $18.00
ISBN 9781447339991
Save the Countryside ePDF £50.00 | US $100.00
ISBN 9781447346654
Shaun Spiers, Green Alliance ePUB £10.99 | US $18.00
ISBN 9781447346630
”Rural planning in Britain has all but 198 x 129 mm 136 pages
collapsed. How to restore it, how to UK March 2018
reinvigorate the rural economy and US April 2018
chart who will live in it, and how, is by
far the biggest challenge to domestic
politics in Britain. Thank god for this
book and its clear thinking on the
subject.”
SIMON JENKINS, JOURNALIST AND AUTHOR
Focusing on house building and conservation
politics in England, Spiers uses his considerable
experience and extensive research to demonstrate
why the current model doesn’t work, and why
there needs to be both planning reform and a
more active role for the state, including local
government.
Reviving Local Authority Hardback £40.00 | US $65.00
ISBN 9781447355748
Housing Delivery ePDF £50.00 | US $80.00
Challenging Austerity through ISBN 9781447355755
Municipal Entrepreneurialism ePUB £8.99 | US $16.00
ISBN 9781447355762
Janice Morphet and Ben Clifford, University 203 x 127 mm 188 pages
College London UK November 2020
US December 2020
“Posits a different potential role for local
POLICY PRESS RESEARCH
authorities as challengers to austerity
and as local innovators.”
ROSE GRAYSON, POLICY MANAGER AT
SHELTER
This book provides crucial insight into the
fightback against austerity by local authorities
through emerging forms of municipal
entrepreneurialism in housing delivery. It
examines what this means for the changing
relationship between local and central
government and provides new ways of thinking
about meeting housing need within and beyond
the UK.HOUSING AND PLANNING | 18
Creating Community-Led Paperback £9.99 | US $18.00
ISBN 9781447344391
and Self-Build Homes ePDF £65.00 | US $115.00
A Guide to Collaborative Practice in ISBN 9781447344407
the UK ePUB £9.99 | US $18.00
ISBN 9781447344414
Martin Field, De Montfort University 203 x 127 mm 172 pages
UK June 2020
“This book is an invaluable, up-to-date US July 2020
overview of the sector, demonstrating
that it is a diverse grass roots housing
movement, that if given the chance
can offer an important alternative to
our broken housing market.”
BOB COLENUTT, OXFORD BROOKES
UNIVERSITY
Examines ‘self-build housing’ and ‘community-
led housing’, discussing the commonalities and
distinctions between these in practice, and what
could be learned from other initiatives across
Europe.
Enabling Participatory Hardback £20.00 | US $34.95
ISBN 9781447341390
Planning ePDF £55.00 | US $105.00
Planning Aid and Advocacy in ISBN 9781447341406
Neoliberal Times ePUB £6.99 | US $12.00
ISBN 9781447341413
Gavin Parker and Emma Street, University of 198 x 129 mm 144 pages
Reading UK March 2018
US April 2018
“The book combines historical
analysis of advocacy planning with POLICY PRESS RESEARCH
a critical assessment of the current
policy environment to provide both
a must-read and a rallying cry for all
those committed to ensuring greater
participation in the planning process.”
SUE BROWNILL, OXFORD BROOKES
UNIVERSITY
Charting the experience of Planning Aid
England (PAE) past and present, this book
examines the challenges in delivering a
participatory planning agenda in the face of an
increasingly neoliberalised planning system.How to order books
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