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What Can Planning Theory Be Now? Storytelling and Community Identity in a Tea Party Moment
- A Brief Overview of the Communicative Turn in Planning
- Persuasive Argumentation and Storytelling as Part of the Communicative Turn
- The Complexity of National Policy Implementation
- The Importance of Persuasive Argumentation and Storytelling
- Storytelling and the Construction of Place
- The Rise of the ‘Tea Party’ Movement
- What Can Planning Theory Be Now?
- References
Abstract
Earlier chapters in this edited collection have discussed shifts in planning and planning theory over time. As those chapters have revealed, planning theory took a turn in the 1990s, which – although challenged by rational-technical scientists and proponents of a Foucauldian conception of power – resulted in interactive-communicative planning becoming preeminent.
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