... therefore overlaps with that of action research (Stock and Burton, 2011). (corresponding author: carron.blom@anguillid.co.nz) 14 12 2017 31 05 2018 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2019 education & training government sustainability Public infrastructure...

... (corresponding author: pflentje@uow.edu.au) 25 05 2016 02 11 2016 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2018 government infrastructure planning landslides Understanding the factors which control slope stability is essential for identifying the causes of the potential failure...

... to balance demand and supply. Yet that rather narrow perspective needs to be expanded to recognise that (a) the capital cost and risks of some kinds of infrastructure (for example, a new generation of nuclear reactors or carbon capture and storage) are too high to be undertaken without timely government...

...J. C. McColl; M. D. Young This briefing paper reviews Australian policy experience in managing drought and structural adjustment policies. It finds that government assistance can often do more harm than good at the individual, regional and national level. Challenging conventional wisdom, the paper...

...I. C. Mell, MSc In 2000, a UK government white paper promoted the prospect of an urban renaissance in the UK to be developed through a series of urban renewal initiatives to create better places for living, working and recreation. Eight years on, there continues to be a policy drive promoting...