Planning in a state of panic: Did the economic crisis transform city making practices for the long term?

该项目将通过详细研究澳大利亚和加拿大城市的当地影响，调查大规模经济危机和新出现的城市规划实践之间的动态紧张关系。它将提供开创性的叙述，说明国家政府经济干预战略对在地方一级提供社会可持续城市基础设施的影响，以及对城市未来如何变得更具社会可持续能力的更广泛影响。这些重要的发现将通过创造关于危机中城市建设的变革性实践的新的理论和背景知识，为城市规划和城市复原力理论提供信息。

This project will investigate the dynamic tensions between large-scale economic crises and emergent city planning practices through a detailed examination of the local impacts in cities in Australia and Canada. It will provide ground-breaking narratives on the influence of national government economic intervention strategies on the delivery of socially sustainable urban infrastructure at the local level and on the broader implications for how cities are to become more socially sustainable into the future. These important findings will inform urban planning and urban resilience theory by creating new theoretical and contextual knowledge about the transformative practices of city making within a crisis.