Lincoln Planning Review 2014 v.6 Issue 1 and 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

EDITORIAL

Hamish Rennie 2-3

PEER REVIEWED ARTICLES

Maori participation in urban development: challenges and opportunities for indigenous people in Aotearoa New Zealand
John Ryks, Philippa, Howden-Chapman, Bridget Robson, Keriata Stuart and Andrew Waa 4-17

A view from the farm - gate: farmers’ perspectives on water quality
Ronlyn Dunca 18-24

Planning and pragmatism: an introductory outline particularly involving the elimination of goal-achievement in the planning process
Derek Hall 25-36

Practical pragmatic planning
Derek Hall 37-50

SME environmental behaviour
Jay Whitehead and Tracey-Anne De Silva 51-55

FIELD NOTES AND CASE STUDIES

Indigenous residential development and property investment
Michelle Ruske 56-62

The dirty dairying campaign and the clean streams accord
Phil Holland 63-69

DIALOGUE

Retrospective perspectives
Malcolm Douglass 70-78

OUTREACH

Planning pains? Don't panic: study abroad - undergraduate planning programmes in the USA and Canada
Hamish Rennie 79-80

Political parties planning outlook in retrospect
Nicole Reid 81-82

Where are they now?
Henry Winchester 83-84

REPORTS

Young planners congress 2014: "Forging adventure: shaping a destination”
Michelle Ruske 85-87

Conference report: IAG/NZGS conference 2014, 30 June - 2 July, Melbourne, Australia
Nick Kirk, Fiona Myles and Julie Abbari 88-89

Go Pirates! Report on study leave in East Carolina University
Hamish Rennie 90-92

OPINION

A Mount artifical surfing reef - A failure?
Hamish Rennie 93-94