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Fear: An Underexplored Motivation for Planners’ Behaviour?
This paper contributes to the small but growing body of literature on the factors that influence the behavioural nature of planning practice. In this contribution, we specifically focus on fear and fearfulness as emotions that can be seen as having a significant bearing on the emergence of norms of practice. Using case-study evidence from England, we draw upon work in behavioural psychology to argue that in some contexts fear can become a natural reaction for planners; and that helping to create a more positive atmosphere for planning decisions—a space for hope—is something we should all consider important.
Fear: An Underexplored Motivation for Planners’ Behaviour?
This paper contributes to the small but growing body of literature on the factors that influence the behavioural nature of planning practice. In this contribution, we specifically focus on fear and fearfulness as emotions that can be seen as having a significant bearing on the emergence of norms of practice. Using case-study evidence from England, we draw upon work in behavioural psychology to argue that in some contexts fear can become a natural reaction for planners; and that helping to create a more positive atmosphere for planning decisions—a space for hope—is something we should all consider important.
Fear: An Underexplored Motivation for Planners’ Behaviour?
Sturzaker, John (author) / Lord, Alex (author)
Planning Practice & Research ; 33 ; 359-371
2018-08-08
13 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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