Mushrooming new city developments have occurred in many developing countries in the
past two decades, which generate profound socio-economic, environmental, and politico …

This chapter presents an overview of the Turkish housing system in the last two decades,
focussing on the institutional context of housing development, supply of housing, and …

Newly built environments in cities whose features have changed due to neoliberal policies
and priorities have often been criticized for their lack of aesthetic qualities. This criticism has …

In the cities of countries that have undergone rapid population growth and dynamic
development, two phenomena attributable to market failure prevent sustainable urban …

Due to financing limitations, city governments increasingly rely upon private sector finance to
support the supply of social and technical infrastructure. Accordingly, developer obligations …

Investments are articulated in the urban space through various partial planning interventions
under the influence of neoliberal economic policies. Partial planning applications have …

As a result of the investment pressures caused by neo-liberal policies, project-led practices
are becoming increasingly widespread in plan-led planning systems, which, in turn, has …

Purpose: Discussions in planning systems of different countries under the influence of
structural changes at the macro level are concentrated around flexibility and certainty. Since …

Abstract Public Value Capture (PVC) refers to the capture of the value created through the
efforts of public bodies rather than from those of private landowners. However, this value …

This paper contributes to the literature on the relationships between the state and other
actors around the politics of the extraction of value from urban developments by focusing on …