1: Why Question Planning Assumptions and Practices about Queer Spaces; I: Planning Theory and Practice; 2: Queerying Planning Practice: Understanding Non-Conformist Populations; 3: Lavender Landmarks Revisited: Advancing an LGBT Preservation Agenda 1; 4: Querying Planning (Theory): Alphabet Soup or Paradox City?; 5: Queerying Identity: Planning and the Tyranny of Gender; 6: Queering the Suburbs: Analyzing Property Values in Male and Female Same-Sex Suburbs in the United States; II: Governance and Political Issues; 7: Queerying Planning in Australia: The Problems and Possibilities of Multiscalar Governance for LGBT Sexual Minorities; 8: Queering the Political-Economy: Anti-discrimination Law and the Urban Regime in Orlando, Florida; 9: Queerying Creative Cities; III: Regulating Sex in the City; 10: Planning for Sex/Work; 11: Queerying Urban Governance: The Emergence of Sex Industry Premises into the Planned City; IV: Reflections and Conclusions; 12: Reflections on Classic Articles on Planning and LGBT Communities; 13: Conclusions and Reflections for the Future: Reframing Planning Practice
Petra I. Doan, Associate Professor, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, USA Petra L. Doan, Ann Forsyth, Gail Dubrow, Sue Hendler, Michael Backs, Katrin B. Anacker, Andrew Gorman-Murray, Tom Chapman, Tiffany Muller Myrdahl, Phil Hubbard, Jason Prior, Penny Crofts, Sy Adler, Johanna Brenner, Michael Frisch, Larry Knopp, Mickey Lauria.
'Queering Planning is a greatly needed collection of both new and influential literature on queer issues in planning. It is an essential source for planning academics who study LGBT issues and an inspiration for practitioners who seek a deeper understanding of diversity, inclusion and justice in planning. It captures the evolution of the planning profession at a key moment that enlightens about the behavior of professions.' Curt Winkle, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
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