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  • Urban infrastructure dynamics : market regulation and the shaping of district energy in UK cities
  • District ; Economic efficiency ; Electricity ; Energy ; Infrastructure ; Liberalisation ; Market regulation ; Regulation ; United Kingdom ; Urban area
  • Using the example of district energy in a number of UK cities, the article outlines the ways in which the structure of national electricity markets and the activities of the energy regulator influence and shape the development of low-carbon
  • scale. It proposes that regulation needs to evolve from its traditional emphasis on promoting competition and short-term efficiencies towards a more dynamic model which is open to alternative logics and low-carbon transition pathways.
  • 2013
  • Dilemmas of Democratisation: Media Regulation and Reform in Argentina
  • Argentina ; Communication ; Democratisation ; Legislation ; Liberalisation ; Political geography ; Public service ; Reform ; Role of the State ; broadcasting ; democracy ; media regulation
  • the state and the media has become a key political battleground in a number of Latin American countries in recent years. Using controversial changes to broadcasting regulation in Argentina as a case study, this article examines regional trends in this field
  • not be equated with developments in Venezuelan media regulation, which do raise concerns about freedom of expression.
  • 2013
  • Shared practice and converging views in nuclear waste management : long-term relations between implementer and regulator in Sweden
  • Based on a review of the implementer’s Research, Development and Demonstration programmes, the management and disposal of nuclear waste and interviews with representatives of the implementer, regulator, and NGOs, this paper analyses the outcomes
  • of these long-term interactions. It then discusses the potentially serious problems this creates in relation to knowledge production in the planning and environmental impact assessment process and problems now the regulator is set to review the final application
  • . The tendency of the values and priorities of implementer and regulator to converge over time, due to sustained social interaction, is a new phenomenon, which could not only impede the safety of nuclear waste management, but also risks occurring in other
  • 2013
  • Homeowners associations and the demand for local land use regulation
  • Association ; Community ; Florida ; Land use ; Public sector ; Real estate property ; Regulation ; Service ; Town ; United States of America
  • 2013
  • The entrepreneurial turn in the context of a central state : evasive planning regulation for IKEA in Israel
  • Entrepreneurship ; Institution ; Israel ; Land use ; Planning ; Regulation ; Role of the State ; Town
  • 2013
  • Fueling capitalism : oil, the regulation approach, and the ecology of capital
  • Capitalism ; Fordism ; Oil ; Political ecology ; Regulation theory ; Society-environment relationship ; United States of America
  • 2013
  • Regulating the farmers' market : paysan expertise, quality production and local food
  • de leur clientèle en ce qui concerne la qualité des produits. Si certaines conditions d'association sont réunies, le marché émerge comme un espace commercial exclusif et étroitement régulé : il met en avant un protectionnisme local et des pratiques de
  • 2013
  • Economic development ; Environment ; Europe ; Impact ; Nature conservation ; Planning project ; Protected area ; Regional development ; Regional policy ; Regulation ; Slovenia ; Socio-economic indicators ; Spatial organization
  • growth and investments. Although the regulation improves quality of life, it extends spatial planning procedures and causes conflicts among stakeholders. Participatory process facilitates experience exchange and mitigates the effect assessment
  • of the selected regulation. - (IKR)
  • 2013
  • Political regulations and social perception of natural risks: risk society, the Czech experience and the European context
  • 2013
  • Mobilities at a standstill : regulating circulation in London c. 1863-1870
  • 2013
  • Planning and development regulation amid rapid urban growth : explaining divergent trajectories in Africa
  • Africa ; Comparative study ; Land use ; Political economy ; Regulation ; Rwanda ; Uganda ; Urban development ; Urban growth ; Urban planning ; Urban policy
  • 2013
  • Land use regulations, compliance and land markets in Argentina
  • Argentina ; Buenos Aires ; Córdoba ; Informality ; Land ; Land market ; Land rights ; Land use ; Municipality ; Property right ; Regulation ; Urban development
  • 2013
  • Land use regulation and intraregional population-employment interaction
  • Commuting ; Land use ; Population redistribution ; Regulation ; Residential choice ; Residential mobility ; United States of America ; Urban development ; Urban region
  • 2013
  • Corruption ; Definition ; Legality ; Papua New Guinea ; Regulation
  • 2013
  • Decision making process ; France ; Ile-de-France ; Large city ; Paris ; Regulation ; Scale ; Territory ; Uncertainty
  • 2013
  • . Ensuite, elle propose un cadre d’analyse des stratégies mises en œuvre par les autorités locales pour réguler leurs mouvements. Elle démontre que l'importante immigration Rom bouleverse l’équilibre entre eux et la population locale, ce qui a pour
  • conséquences la volonté de réguler leurs mouvements et les lieux habités par ces populations. Elle conclut par les limites de la gestion des déchets urbains et la manière dont les Roms se sont appropriés ces espaces interstitiels, devenant ainsi le premier
  • 2013
  • . It analyses the tensions arising from changes in the form and function of European state social regulation. It demonstrates that they reflect broader societal cleavages in relation to the uneven spatial impact of local economic growth. Deploying the concept
  • of territorial structures of growth facilitation provides a conceptual framework for taking forward research on the relationship between state spatial regulation, state restructuring, and the competitiveness of city-regions.
  • 2013
  • was reduced by installing 3 sets of slit barriers to prevent landslides while allowing the passage of fish. This dam system was modelled after extant slit barriers of this nature. Previous investigations of temporal changes in sediment-regulating function
  • the characteristics affecting sediment-regulating functions.
  • 2013
  • Passage it has a close relationship with regulation of the Yangtze Estuary Deepwater Channel. However, the evolution of mouth bars in the North Channel and South Passage is not only connected with the Yangtze Estuary Deepwater Channel Regulation Project
  • 2013
  • Agency within a socially regulated labour market : a study of unorganised agricultural labour in Kerala
  • 2013