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Front Cover\nBeyond Neighbourhood Planning: Knowledge, Care, Legitimacy\nCopyright information\nTable of contents\nList of figures and table\nAcknowledgements\nPreface\n1 Introduction: Neighbourhood planners and the turn to participation\n Introduction\n Meet the cast\n Arriving in Oakley\n Resentment, peripherality and disconnection\n Connecting disconnections\n Optimism and scepticism\n The international turn to participation\n Ideas that travel: diverse settings of participatory democracy\n Participatory rural development\n Environmental justice movements\n Community organising in informal settlements\n Beyond neighbourhood planning: knowledge, care, legitimacy – an overview\n2 Planning, participation and democratisation\n Introduction\n Planning in principle, planning in practice, planning reform\n Doing neighbourhood planning\n Establish a ‘qualifying body’\n Designate a neighbourhood plan area\n Plan preparation\n Plan submission\n Examination\n Referendum and adoption\n Neighbourhood planning in context – associated planning reforms\n The presumption in favour of sustainable development\n ‘Objectively assessed needs’\n ‘Significantly and demonstrably’\n ‘Absent, silent or relevant policies are out-of-date’\n The five-year supply rule\n Permitted development rights\n Wider context and critique\n Post-political governance?\n Empowering the powerful?\n ‘Not In My Back Yard’ neighbours?\n Countering the critique\n Impacts on the ground\n Conclusion\n3 Knowledge, politics and care: perspectives from Science and Technology Studies\n Introduction\n Situated knowledge\n Knowledge in planning\n Stories about science\n Alternative understandings\n Imaginaries\n Assemblages\n Performativity, translations and inscriptions\n Co-production\n Multiplicity and ontological politics\n The ‘turn to care’\n Conclusion\n4 Neighbourhoods, identity and legitimacy\n Introduction\n Empowering or enacting the neighbourhood?\n Legitimacy, identity and relationality\n Multiple identities: ‘in’, ‘of’ and ‘beyond’ the neighbourhood\n ‘In’ the neighbourhood\n ‘Of’ the neighbourhood\n ‘Beyond’ the neighbourhood\n Tensions between identities\n The material entanglement of identity and legitimacy\n Beyond neighbourhood planning\n Environmental justice\n Community organising\n Participatory rural development\n Conclusion\n Copyright notice\n5 Experience, evidence and examination\n Introduction\n The role of evidence in neighbourhood planning\n Expanding the evidence base?\n Two surveys\n Separating the surveys\n The housing needs survey\n The opinion survey\n Survey effects: framing and othering\n Assessing green spaces\n Local Green Spaces\n Conflicting approaches\n Being reasonable\n Changing focus\n Calculative rationalities\n Foreclosing expansion and pluralisation\n Beyond neighbourhood planning\n Environmental justice\n Community organising\n Participatory rural development\n Conclusion\n6 Expertise, agency and power\n Introduction\n Reframing power and reconfiguring relations\n Reframing power\n Having effects\n Reconfiguring relations, reproducing categories\n Decentring the new centres\n The conditions of possibility\n The right letters\n The long reach of the local authority\n Beyond neighbourhood planning\n Environmental justice\n Community organising\n Participatory rural development\n Conclusion\n7 Care and concern\n Introduction\n Lost in translation\n ‘Felt in the bones’\n Travelling from experience to evidence?\n Difficult articulations\n Matters of care and concern\n Interpreting the deficit\n Neighbourhoods of care and concern\n Opening up and closing down\n Implications and applications\n Practicalities and possibilities\n Conclusion\n8 Conclusion: Neighbourhood planning and beyond\n Cat’s cradle: weaving the threads together\n Remaking participation?\n Negotiating between critique and celebration\n Multiplicity, visibility, possibility\n Implications and ontological politics\n Emergent realities\n Conclusion\nNotes\n Chapter 1\n Chapter 2\n Chapter 3\n Chapter 4\n Chapter 5\n Chapter 6\n Chapter 7\n Chapter 8\nReferences\nIndex