Planning, Politics and City Making

Discover the intricate relationship between planning and politics in urban development with Planning, Politics and City Making by Peter Bishop. Published by RIBA Publishing in 2016, this compelling paperback spans 256 pages and offers a deep dive into the complexities of city planning through the lens of a unique case study on King’s Cross.

Utilizing first-hand interviews and exclusive access to previously confidential materials, Bishop unveils the rarely-told story of how political dynamics shape urban environments. This book is an essential read for professionals and enthusiasts in city planning, providing valuable insights into the decision-making processes that influence urban landscapes.

Whether you are a student, a city planner, or simply interested in urban development, Planning, Politics and City Making will enrich your understanding of the challenges and triumphs in the world of city planning.