M G Lloyd
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1979378 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | M G Lloyd |
| NOMBRES | M G |
| APELLIDO | Lloyd |
| FIRMA | LLOYD M G |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Aberdeen |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3207-7155 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 36 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 66 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1927 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Soft contractualism? Facilitating institutional change in planning and development relations in Scotland
Devolution in the United Kingdom has involved the creation of different quasi-autonomous political administrations. As part of an attempt to encourage institutional learning, there has been a turn to concordats to facilitate cooperation on matters of shared concern, to communicate appropriately and in a timely way, to work in a helpful and open manner and to treat information in confidence. In parallel, the reform of statutory land-use planning s…
Governance and planning policy in the marine environment
This paper provides a new discussion of the emerging governance regime for marine and coastal environments. It examines the evolution from a non-statutory to a statutory planning regulatory regime for marine aquaculture in Scotland. Specifically, the definition of development, which underpins the statutory operation of the terrestrial planning system, has been extended to include aquaculture developments within 12 nautical miles of the coast. Thi…
Improving Policy Effectiveness
Improving public policy efficiency and effectiveness in land use planning is an established priority on the prevailing political agenda in the UK. Practical measures to enhance policy formulation in local land use development plans in Scotland offer an interesting case study of an attempt to improve policy consistency, and to secure efficiency gains in policy authorship. This article considers the specific focus on the drafting stage of public po…
Shaping and designing model policies for land use planning
The Land Use Planning System in Scotland – But Not as we Know it
In December 2005, the Scottish Executive published its Planning etc (Scotland) Bill. This sets out a raft of measures to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the statutory land use planning system, whilst promoting greater inclusion and opportunities for public involvement (Peel and Lloyd 2006). The Bill followed the publication of a Discussion Paper, Modernising the Planning System, which was issued in late June 2005 (Scottish Executive 2…
A case for business improvement districts in Scotland
'When you smell smoke…'
A neglected way of talking about risk is to focus on one of its correlates, 'safety'. This study examines how fire-safety knowledge is put into action. We are concerned with how knowledge of household fire 'risk factors' may, or may not, gain a concrete existence in the interactions between firefighters and householders. Using a 'translation' model loosely derived from Actor-Network-Theory, we show the complexity of the social interactions that c…
Urban regeneration and community development in Scotland
Devolution is having a marked effect on policy design and delivery in Scotland. In particular, it is possible to identify a focus on a distinctive Scottish agenda, and in the priorities for action. Intervention is directed in particular at the community, in terms of its general well‐being, and in promoting positive discrimination for disadvantaged areas and groups. Community planning and Social Inclusion Partnerships are the vehicles for this app…
A Community Leadership Initiative for Scotland
The Scottish Executive intends to introduce a statutory power of community initiative and of community planning in the forthcoming Local Government Bill. Community planning is developing as an important aspect of local governance in Scotland. It is viewed as a way for councils at the local level to work together with the community, voluntary and private sectors to develop and deliver an agreed joint vision for their communities. This article exam…
British planning
The European Structural Fund Partnerships in Scotland
NTRODUCTION Scotland has a relatively long and distinctive experience of implementing EU structural policies. There are currently seven decentralised Structural Fund Partnerships in Scotland: Objective 1 in the Highlands and Islands; Objective 2 for areas of industrial decline in the East and West of the central belt; and Objective 5b for rural development in Dumfries and Galloway, the Borders, rural Stirling and upland Tayside, and North and Wes…
Scottish Environmental Protection Agency
An idea for its time? Community planning and reticulism in Scotland
This article reviews the context to the structure and culture of community planning in Scotland and considers whether it offers an opportunity to recreate a regional planning agenda in Scotland which brings together the prevailing principles of partnership, local empowerment and strategic planning
Principles and applications of economic geography. Economy, policy, environment
Regenerating Town Centres
Donald G. Mackay, Scotland's Rural Land Use Agencies
Disruption Costs and Local Government Reorganisation
The process of institutional reorganisation, however, will involve a number of disruption costs as established services, responsibilities, policies and programmes arc changed to conform with (he new unitary administrative arrangements. This article addresses the nature of the disruption costs likely to be associated with the reorganisation of local government in Scotland with the intention of minimising their impact on local communities. It propo…
National planning guidelines and development plans in Scotland
Economic Development and Training
Scottish Enterprise and Highlands and Islands Enterprise
Football stadia developments in England and Wales
Innovative strategic land use planning
Simplified planning zones, land development and planning policy in Scotland
Burnout and Mental Health Among Police Officers
This study extends to an important occupational group a line of research dealing with the phases of burnout and health status. Earlier work established a robust pattern of association: As expected, persons assigned to eight phases of burnout presented escalating symptoms of diminished health. This association is consistent with numerous other tests of the concurrent validity of the phase model. Here, two local police departments, N = 213, success…
Marine fish farming in Scotland
Governance and planning policy in the marine environment
This paper provides a new discussion of the emerging governance regime for marine and coastal environments. It examines the evolution from a non-statutory to a statutory planning regulatory regime for marine aquaculture in Scotland. Specifically, the definition of development, which underpins the statutory operation of the terrestrial planning system, has been extended to include aquaculture developments within 12 nautical miles of the coast. Thi…
An idea for its time? Community planning and reticulism in Scotland
This article reviews the context to the structure and culture of community planning in Scotland and considers whether it offers an opportunity to recreate a regional planning agenda in Scotland which brings together the prevailing principles of partnership, local empowerment and strategic planning
Lifting the burden of planning
The European Structural Fund Partnerships in Scotland
NTRODUCTION Scotland has a relatively long and distinctive experience of implementing EU structural policies. There are currently seven decentralised Structural Fund Partnerships in Scotland: Objective 1 in the Highlands and Islands; Objective 2 for areas of industrial decline in the East and West of the central belt; and Objective 5b for rural development in Dumfries and Galloway, the Borders, rural Stirling and upland Tayside, and North and Wes…
Economic Development and Training
Scottish Enterprise and Highlands and Islands Enterprise
Burnout and Mental Health Among Police Officers
This study extends to an important occupational group a line of research dealing with the phases of burnout and health status. Earlier work established a robust pattern of association: As expected, persons assigned to eight phases of burnout presented escalating symptoms of diminished health. This association is consistent with numerous other tests of the concurrent validity of the phase model. Here, two local police departments, N = 213, success…
Incoming Industry and Structural Change
Urban regeneration and community development in Scotland
Devolution is having a marked effect on policy design and delivery in Scotland. In particular, it is possible to identify a focus on a distinctive Scottish agenda, and in the priorities for action. Intervention is directed in particular at the community, in terms of its general well‐being, and in promoting positive discrimination for disadvantaged areas and groups. Community planning and Social Inclusion Partnerships are the vehicles for this app…
Marine fish farming in Scotland
Who Gains from Structural Change? The Distribution of the Benefits of Oil in Aberdeen
This paper analyses the distributional impact of oil upon the Aberdeen economy. It is suggested that the benefits of oil related activity have been very unevenly distributed. Increased real earnings have been mainly confined to groups active in the oil sector. For others, including most women, real earnings remain below the national average. The wealth which oil related activity has brought to Aberdeen has been partly diffused through the housing…
Improving Policy Effectiveness
Improving public policy efficiency and effectiveness in land use planning is an established priority on the prevailing political agenda in the UK. Practical measures to enhance policy formulation in local land use development plans in Scotland offer an interesting case study of an attempt to improve policy consistency, and to secure efficiency gains in policy authorship. This article considers the specific focus on the drafting stage of public po…
Shaping and designing model policies for land use planning
The Land Use Planning System in Scotland – But Not as we Know it
In December 2005, the Scottish Executive published its Planning etc (Scotland) Bill. This sets out a raft of measures to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the statutory land use planning system, whilst promoting greater inclusion and opportunities for public involvement (Peel and Lloyd 2006). The Bill followed the publication of a Discussion Paper, Modernising the Planning System, which was issued in late June 2005 (Scottish Executive 2…
A Community Leadership Initiative for Scotland
The Scottish Executive intends to introduce a statutory power of community initiative and of community planning in the forthcoming Local Government Bill. Community planning is developing as an important aspect of local governance in Scotland. It is viewed as a way for councils at the local level to work together with the community, voluntary and private sectors to develop and deliver an agreed joint vision for their communities. This article exam…
Innovative strategic land use planning
Simplified planning zones
Disruption Costs and Local Government Reorganisation
The process of institutional reorganisation, however, will involve a number of disruption costs as established services, responsibilities, policies and programmes arc changed to conform with (he new unitary administrative arrangements. This article addresses the nature of the disruption costs likely to be associated with the reorganisation of local government in Scotland with the intention of minimising their impact on local communities. It propo…
National planning guidelines and development plans in Scotland
Simplified planning zones, land development and planning policy in Scotland
Community councils as a medium for public participation
Economie development and land policies in the highlands and islands of Scotland
Uniform Traffic Signs, Signals, and Markings
MODERN city traffic requires not only provision of highways which shall be suitable to handle the estimated traffic which will seek to use the city's streets, but also, for the best results, that consideration shall be given to methods of controlling traffic which are in use elsewhere. One reason for this is that, unlike olden times, much of the traffic in the streets of any city is not local but interurban, interstate, or possibly of still more …
Uniform Traffic Signs, Signals, and Markings
MODERN city traffic requires not only provision of highways which shall be suitable to handle the estimated traffic which will seek to use the city's streets, but also, for the best results, that consideration shall be given to methods of controlling traffic which are in use elsewhere. One reason for this is that, unlike olden times, much of the traffic in the streets of any city is not local but interurban, interstate, or possibly of still more …
Design education in the third world
Free zones in the United Kingdom
Community councils as a medium for public participation
Economie development and land policies in the highlands and islands of Scotland
Who Gains from Structural Change? The Distribution of the Benefits of Oil in Aberdeen
This paper analyses the distributional impact of oil upon the Aberdeen economy. It is suggested that the benefits of oil related activity have been very unevenly distributed. Increased real earnings have been mainly confined to groups active in the oil sector. For others, including most women, real earnings remain below the national average. The wealth which oil related activity has brought to Aberdeen has been partly diffused through the housing…
Lifting the burden of planning
Simplified planning zones
Incoming Industry and Structural Change
Land use policy for skiing in Scotland
Planning for enterprise in Scotland
Marine fish farming in Scotland
Simplified planning zones, land development and planning policy in Scotland
Burnout and Mental Health Among Police Officers
This study extends to an important occupational group a line of research dealing with the phases of burnout and health status. Earlier work established a robust pattern of association: As expected, persons assigned to eight phases of burnout presented escalating symptoms of diminished health. This association is consistent with numerous other tests of the concurrent validity of the phase model. Here, two local police departments, N = 213, success…
Football stadia developments in England and Wales
Innovative strategic land use planning
Economic Development and Training
Scottish Enterprise and Highlands and Islands Enterprise
Disruption Costs and Local Government Reorganisation
The process of institutional reorganisation, however, will involve a number of disruption costs as established services, responsibilities, policies and programmes arc changed to conform with (he new unitary administrative arrangements. This article addresses the nature of the disruption costs likely to be associated with the reorganisation of local government in Scotland with the intention of minimising their impact on local communities. It propo…
National planning guidelines and development plans in Scotland
Donald G. Mackay, Scotland's Rural Land Use Agencies
Regenerating Town Centres
The European Structural Fund Partnerships in Scotland
NTRODUCTION Scotland has a relatively long and distinctive experience of implementing EU structural policies. There are currently seven decentralised Structural Fund Partnerships in Scotland: Objective 1 in the Highlands and Islands; Objective 2 for areas of industrial decline in the East and West of the central belt; and Objective 5b for rural development in Dumfries and Galloway, the Borders, rural Stirling and upland Tayside, and North and Wes…
Scottish Environmental Protection Agency
An idea for its time? Community planning and reticulism in Scotland
This article reviews the context to the structure and culture of community planning in Scotland and considers whether it offers an opportunity to recreate a regional planning agenda in Scotland which brings together the prevailing principles of partnership, local empowerment and strategic planning
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