Land and Limits: Interpreting Sustainability in the Planning Process

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From sustainable development to carbon control: Eco-state restructuring and the politics of urban and regional development (2010, background): “In contrast with the stringent controls of international nature conservation or aspects of industrial pollution control, sustainable development has been characterised by flexibility, ambiguity and a lack of prescription in target-setting, especially in the heartlands of neoliberalism where sustaina”
The Joy of Joining Up: Modes of Integrating the Local Government Modernisation Agenda (2003, background): “It seems implausible, therefore, that `̀ with a little institutional re-jigging, previously conflicting objectives somehow become mutually interdependent'' (Owens and Cowell, 2002, page 114).”
Governing Space: Planning Reform and the Politics of Sustainability (2006, neutral): “Within the planning arena a major fault line lay between conceptions of sustainability that emphasise development within environmental limits, and those that seek to balance different objectives (Owens and Cowell, 2002).”