pt. I. Theoretical reflections bridging complexity and planning -- pt. II. Complex systems and planning, in between the real and the relative -- pt. III. Assemblage and a relational attitude to planning -- pt. IV. Simulating in between the real and the ideal.

The psychoanalytical concept of the death drive postulated by Freud and Lacan refers to a constant force at the junction between life and death, which is not understood in a biological sense of physical demise of the body, nor in opposition to life. Tourist experiences in conflict zones can be...

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to propose voyeurism as one possible lens to analyse the experiential nature of dark tourism in places of socio‐political danger, thus expanding psychoanalytic understandings of those who travel to a “dark” place. Design/methodology/approach –...

1. Planning and complexity : an introduction / Gert de Roo -- 2. Being or becoming? That is the question! Confronting complexity with contemporary planning theory / Gert de Roo -- 3. Dealing with society's 'big messes' / Jens-Peter Grunau and Walter L. Schonwandt -- 4. Complexity in spatial...