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Patsy Healey: Collaborative Planning

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Als Planungstheoretikerin stellt Patsy Healey vielleicht das akademische Gegenstück zu dem viel beschworenen ›reflexiven Praktiker‹ dar – eine engagierte und kollaborative Denkerin, die das eigene Theoretisieren aus praktischer Sicht reflektiert und kritisch in Frage stellt, um sich einem Planungsmodell, das ›bessere Orte‹ schafft, zu nähern (Campbell, 2009: 147). Als britische Wissenschaftlerin mit internationalem Renommee zählt Healey zu den ›Great Inspirators‹ (Hajer, 2009: 136) der Planungstheorie, wobei sie vor allem als eine Hauptvertreterin der kommunikativen Planungstheorie gehandelt wird. Ihr kommunikatives, inklusives Verständnis von Planung hat Forschung und Praxis verändert und damit den kommunikativen Wandel der Planungstheorie mitbegründet.

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Fricke, C. (2017). Patsy Healey: Collaborative Planning. In: Eckardt, F. (eds) Schlüsselwerke der Stadtforschung. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-10438-2_23

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