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We publish textbooks primarily for students and practitioners of planning and related disciplines, including housing, architecture, estate management, urban studies and geography. From general texts to focused topics, our planning and urban studies list will support students through every step of their study.
Andrew is a Commissioning Editor and publishes books in Politics, International Relations, and Planning and Urban Studies. Andrew welcomes new proposals for books that will appeal to students and practitioners of planning and related professions such as estate management, architecture, housing, urban studies, politics and public administration. In new books, Andrew is looking for general texts and those designed to make a particular contribution, in both cases to include empirical examples and cases, contemporary relevance and the use of theory to advance planning practice.
Peter is a Project Editor working on books in Politics, Sociology, Business, and Planning and Urban Studies. Peter commissions books in Planning and Urban Studies and would welcome proposals for new titles in areas such as Planning Theory and Practice, Place Making, Housing, Environmental and Sustainable Planning, Real Estate, Spatial Planning, Urban Regeneration, Planning Law, Transport and Planning History. Peter is particularly interested in texts that are written with student learning and pedagogy in mind and that combine theoretical and practitioner perspectives in a way that makes them useful to both students’ studies and their career development.
