Routledge Governance and Planning of Mega-City Regions - Routledge

Governance and Planning of Mega-City Regions examines how neoliberalism's market revolution has reshaped contemporary mega-city regions and the territorial consequences of market-oriented politics. This Routledge Studies in Human Geography volume provides a comparative international perspective on innovative governance and planning approaches that planners and policy makers are using to address political fragmentation. Rather than focusing solely on the challenges of fragmentation, this book reveals practical strategies and new methodologies being implemented across different regions. It offers readers a thorough understanding of how cities worldwide are adapting their governance structures and planning frameworks to manage growth, complexity, and competing interests. Essential for urban planners, policy makers, geographers, and anyone studying contemporary metropolitan development and regional organisation.