The Real and Virtual Worlds of Spatial Planning Book

	Preface
Ch. 1	Editors' Introduction	1
Ch. 2	Spatial Planning in the Twenty-First Century: Continuing or Ceasing?	21
Ch. 3	Venice, Venice, and Venice: Three Realities of the European City	31
Ch. 4	Sustainable Development and Urban Management in Developing Countries: The Case of Africa	43
Ch. 5	Indicator Sets on City and Cantonal Levels in Switzerland: Tools for Sustainable Development	61
Ch. 6	Implementing Sustainable Urban Development: The Case of Kunming, China	71
Ch. 7	Transforming Cityspace	85
Ch. 8	City of Regions: Improving Territorial Governance in the Zurich's "Glattal-Stadt"	111
Ch. 9	Increasing Resistance to Political Consulting	127
Ch. 10	Evaluation and Decision Support Systems in Multiple Land Use Planning: The Dutch Case	139
Ch. 11	Dynamic Immersive Visualization: Negotiating Landscape Images	157
Ch. 12	Behavioral Monitoring in Virtual Environments: A Basis for Agent Modeling in Urban Parks	173
Ch. 13	Assessment of Urban Green Space Qualities Using 3D Visualization Tools	185
Ch. 14	Movism: Prologue to a New Visual Theory in Landscape Architecture	199
Ch. 15	Hiking in Real and Virtual Worlds	207
Ch. 16	Complex Systems Applications for Transportation Planning	217
Ch. 17	On the Variability of Human Activity Spaces	237
Ch. 18	Networked Systems: Challenges in Risk Analysis and Availability Assessment	263
Ch. 19	Material Flow Analysis as a Tool for Sustainable Management of the Built Environment	281
	Index	299