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'Using a well grounded conceptual and empirical analysis, this book offers a significant step forward in the theorization and comprehension of planning practice within the complexity of changing cultural frameworks. This contribution is not only important for an improved planning theory but also has particular relevance to the European integration of spatial policies.' Luciano Vettoretto, University Iuav of Venice, Italy 'Othengrafen has produced an immensely rich resource on planning cultures in its many forms and guises. He synthesises an impressive collection of reading spanning a range of relevant but diverse theories - from anthropology and ethnography to complexity theory and neo-institutionalism - and identifies how these might be brought together to create an investigative framework and research agenda for exploring the cultures of spatial planning in fine detail. A recommended read for students and academics alike!' Dominic Stead, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands

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Frank Othengrafen, HafenCity University Hamburg, Germany

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