Demons of Urban Reform: Early European Witch Trials and Criminal Justice, 1430-1530 (Palgrave Historical Studies in Witchcraft and Magic)

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But by combining specific expertise and capabilities from different organisations, which complement and bolster one another, disparate groups can collaborate to effectively achieve common goals. For example, public organisation brings regulatory and budgetary powers, civil society organisations (CSOs) play an instrumental role in mobilising communities and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) contribute significant resources and expertise, while universities and research centres facilitate the development of innovative solutions. Washington Topham, "Northern Liberty Market," Records of the Columbia Historical Society 24 (1920): 43–66. On the rise of the corporation, see Alan Trachtenberg, The Incorporation of America: Culture and Society in the Gilded Age (1982). Section 4.2 on permitted development rights was extended, section 5 on the Levelling Up white paper was added, section 7 was expanded and relevant parts of the summary were again updated on 11 February 2022. The Bill will also require developers to provide Commencement Notices that explain what will be built and where to reduce uncertainty in the system for local authorities, and provide measures that encourage local authorities to agree local plans. The proposals to advance the digitisation of the planning system, plus new powers for local authorities to establish strategic plans and use Supplementary Plans will help introduce more rules-based decision-making into the system.

The Government announcedin March 2021 that the proposed change to enable change of use from Class E commercial, business and service to C3 residential would go ahead, with a size limit of 1500m 2 to the change of use and a requirement that the building had been vacant for three months before the date of application. To prevent gaming, the right would apply only to buildings which had been in commercial, business and service use for two years. The new PDR is therefore subject to some conditions and limits not foreshadowed in the consultation. Other changes to PDRs were also made. The relations that disadvantaged groups or their organisations build with other diverse coalition members need to be based on interdependence, with each party offering something the other parties want, and genuine dialogue − open and informed conversation about interests and understandings of the situation. Such relations need to be complemented by emancipatory knowledge – a mode of understanding and producing solutions that challenges exclusionary practices and advances the interest of disadvantaged groups.A major reason why the 2020 Planning White Paper Proposal failed to progress was due to concerns that local community input would be removed from the planning system. Community input is important but should ideally be frontloaded into the creation of the local plan, rather than in individual developments.

A big boost to public market reform came in 1913, when the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) established the Office of Markets. One of its goals was the development of model market systems for cities interested in establishing more economical and efficient marketing facilities. 24 Public support for the Office of Markets came from several directions. First, farmers hoped that the federal government would eliminate the middleman, who apparently took a disproportionately large share of the food profits. Second, housewives hoped that a model market system would mean more sanitary markets. Third, municipalities looked to the federal government for national standards for market facilities.

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Local Plans and Local Transport Plans – which are currently different documents – should be merged into the same document, so that planning for development requires planning for infrastructure and vice versa. To this end, we have been engaged in advancing the practical application, theoretical understanding and strategic opportunities of urban reform coalitions. In mid-June 2023, we organised a three-day conference in Manchester, exploring the role of reform coalitions for equitable, inclusive and sustainable urban outcomes. Mary L. Lincoln et al., "A Symposium—The Markets of Some Great Cities," The Chautauquan 24 (December 1896): 332–335. The consultation document sought views on extending permission in principle to cover major development. The Government argued that this change too would benefit SMEs.