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Alexandra Hill, Katrin Weiß (Eds.):
Spatial Planning with Obstacles
40 Years of Spatial Planning in Crisis Regions and Developing Countries

2009, 227 S., ISBN 978-3-88211-171-2, € 20,00

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After several decades of dedication and commitment to the School of Spatial Planning (TU Dortmund University), Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Volker Kreibich and Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Günter Kroës retired officially in 2006. Despite this, both of them are still very active being involved in many research projects and academic activities contributing to discussions with their experience and knowledge. The 40th anniversary of the School of Spatial Planning and the 25th anniversary of the international SPRING Master Programme in 2009 seem to be a good occasion to reflect upon their work.
The publication on hand highly appreciates the “pre- and post-retirement activities” of the two professors by bringing together a collection of articles contributed by some of their colleagues, companions and alumni. Although the fields of interest of Prof. Kreibich and Prof. Kroës were manifold the overall frame of the publication can be summarised as “Spatial Planning with Obstacles - 40 Years of Spatial Planning in Crisis Regions and Developing Countries”.

Authors: Damodar Adhikari, Yazid Anani, Alonso Ayala, Sebastian Elbe, Karin Gaesing, Alexandra Hill, Wilbard J. Kombe, Christian Lindner, Christa Reicher, Thorsten Schauz, Einhard Schmidt-Kallert, Wolfgang Scholz, Hasan Sinemillioglu, Maram Tawil, Viktoria Waltz, Katrin Weiß

Inhaltsübersicht

Preface Alexandra Hill, Katrin Weiß
Greetings Eberhard Becker, Walburga Rödding

Planning in development countries – Examples from growing regions

Einhard Schmidt-Kallert:
Tracing the livelihood strategies of multi-locational households

Wilbard J. Kombe:
Women’s access to urban land and property in sub-saharan Africa:  Policies, practices and the role of the informal land supply sector

Alexandra Hill, Christian Lindner:
City structure and development of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania – Patterns and trends of informal urban dynamics

Wolfgang Scholz:
How to guide informal urban development in Africa? The case of Zanzibar town in Tanzania

Karin Gaesing:
Participatory land use planning for the conservation of biodiversity in Kenya

Alonso Ayala:
The integration paths of the barrios of Caracas, Venezuela

Katrin Weiß:
Spatial Planning for Regions in Growing Economies. The SPRING Master Programme – a success story

Sebastian Elbe:
Beyond Spatial Planners in the field of Scientific Political Consulting: Experiences and conclusions for future planner training

Planning in crisis regions – Policy strategies and implementation

Viktoria Waltz:
The role of planning and the cooperation with planning faculties in developing countries – A reflection of the experiences in Africa and the Middle East

Christa Reicher, Thorsten Schauz:
Planning in and for the Middle East – Benefits resulting from cooperating with regions in crisis

Yazid Anani:
A new common border space. An abstract model for a more ‘just’ cross-border cooperation

Maram Tawil:
Refugee Camps in Jordan: Options for urban redevelopment

Hasan Sinemillioglu:
Reconstruction in Kurdistan and the role of the international community

Damodar Adhikari:
Restructuring local democracy in Nepal under a federal system