Governance Dynamics (SP)

Uitgebreide vaknaam	Governance Dynamics (SP)
Leerdoelen	After successfully completing the course, students should be able to: - identify choices, actions and developments in planning and policy, - select the appropriate approaches in support of the choices made, - consider the consequences arising from these, - evaluate them from the perspective of various planning and policy systems, especially those of the Netherlands, in order to - develop critical arguments on the matter.
Omschrijving	This course unit builds on the basic general knowledge of spatial planning and geography gained in the first-year courses of the BSc in Spatial Planning and Design. It examines the fundamentals of planning and policy systems, with a particular emphasis on policy for the daily environment. Planning and policy are not viewed as straightforward procedures involving interventions in the physical environment. Instead, the course looks at the totality of social, administrative, political and spatial planning processes that determine how planning and policy are constantly subject to change over time and are dependent on the issue, project or process to which they are deemed to apply. This entails comparing the Dutch situation with planning and policy systems elsewhere in the world, studying the Dutch situation itself, especially in relation to decentralization, deregulation and subsidiarity, and deconstructing it in order to focus on certain aspects, including the role of provinces and regional development, cities and neighbourhood development, and the position of several prestigious projects within the totality of policy and planning.
Uren per week	variabel
Onderwijsvorm	Lectures
Toetsvorm	Examination with multiple choice questions, Examination with open questions, Individual assignments (Examination is either a combination of multiple choice and essay questions, or an examination with open questions. Additionally individual assignments are obligatory.)
Vaksoort	bachelor
Coördinator	prof. dr. G. de Roo
Docent(en)	prof. dr. G. de Roo ,prof. drs. J. Wallage
Verplichte literatuur	Titel Auteur ISBN Prijs Planning in Abstraction, FSS, Groningen (book available on Nestor) De Roo, G. & Voogd, H. (2019) Towards Liveable Cities and Towns, Euro Cities, Brussels (book available Nestor) Creedy, A., Zuidema, C., Porter, G., De Roo, G. (2007) Advanced Introduction to Governance, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham. Pierre, J., Peters, B.G. (2021) 9781784712143 ca. €  20,00
Entreevoorwaarden
Opmerkingen	Papers: - Available on Nestor: Martens, K. (2007) Actors in a fuzzy governance environment, in: De Roo, G. & Porter, G. (eds) Fuzzy Planning – The role of Actors in a Fuzzy Government Environment, Ashgate, Aldershot (UK): 43-65. - Download yourself: Ostrom, E. (2011) Background on the Institutional Analysis and Development Framework, The Policy Studies Journal, 39(1): 7-28. - Download yourself: Alexander, E.R. (2005) Institutional Transformation and Planning: From Institutionalization Theory to Institutional Design, Planning Theory, Vol 4(3): 209–223. - Also required is the ‘School of Life’ video ‘How to Make an Attractive City’: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hy4QjmKzF1c - Available on Nestor: The short version of De Roo, G. & Perrone, C. (2020) A Multi-level Rationality Model for Planning Behaviour in: De Roo,G., Yamu, C. & Zuidema, C. (eds.) Handbook on Planning and Complexity, Edward Elgar Publishers, Cheltenham (UK): 35-65.
Opgenomen in	Opleiding Jaar Periode Type BSc Human Geography & Planning  (Basic programme Human Geography & Planning) 2 semester II a verplicht BSc Spatial Planning and Design  (Basic programme BSc Spatial Planning and Design) 2 semester II a verplicht