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Michael R. Bristow
rogbuk@hotmail.com
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http://www.sed.manchester.ac.uk/planning/staff/bristow_roger.htm
進駐時間:
02/01/2012 to 07/31/2012
類別: 國外研究人員
原職機構:
School of Environment & Development, Universityof Manchester
Roger Bristow has been teaching spatial planning at the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom for the past 40 years, but he is best known in Asia for his books on land-use planning in Hong Kong, and his teaching, seminars and research writing on East and South East Asian planning systems more generally. As early as 1980 he taught for a year in the Geography Department of the University of Hong Kong, and later in that decade worked in Malaysia for half a year as a World Bank Planning Education consultant. For the past five years he has been dividing his time between Manchester and several Taiwan universities in Taipei and elsewhere in Taiwan teaching on postgraduate university planning courses, and is currently Visiting Professor to the Research Center for the Humanities and Social Sciences in National Chung Hsing University, Taichung.
Currently he is editing a book in English on varied aspects of spatial planning in Taiwan, due for publication later this year.
His specialist interest is in the administration and practice of spatial planning in different countries, both in terms of historical development of planning systems and comparison between practice under different cultural and political conditions. Most recently he has taken an interest in the impact of global warming on planning policies around the world, stemming from the pioneering work now being done in the United Kingdom.
著作目錄:
(A) Publications:
1. Books : Individually authored -
Planning in Taiwan : Spatial Planning in the Twenty-First Century; Routledge,
Abingdon, 2010; 304 pp.
The Hong Kong New Towns: A Selective Review; Oxford University Press, Hong
Kong, 1989, 374pp.
2. Books : Edited jointly, and contributed to (2 chapters) -
English Structure Planning: A Commentary on Procedure and Practice in the
Seventies; (editor with D.T. Cross) Pion, London, 1983; 342pp.
Land-use Planning in Hong Kong : History, Policies and Procedures; Oxford
University Press, Hong Kong, 1984; 328pp (and paperback 1987and 1991).
3. Books : Contributed to -
Hong Kong - A Political Economy of Waterfront Development: Chap. 6 in P.
Malone City Capital and Water; Routledge, London, 1996; pp110-133.
Manchester - The Millenium City: Chap. 7 in H. Clout Europe's Cities in the Late
Twentieth Century; Netherlands Geographical Studies 176, University of Amsterdam,
1994; pp111-124.
Market Forces Ascendant - Dynamics of Change on the Hong Kong Waterfront :
Chap. 10 in B.S. Hoyle, D.A. Pinder and M.S. Husain (eds.) Revitalising
theWaterfront, Belhaven, London, 1988; pp167-82.
The North West; Chap. 6 in P. Damesick & P. Wood (eds.); Regional Problems,
Problem Regions and Public Policy in the U.K., Oxford University Press, Oxford,
1987; pp125-46.
(B) Refereed Papers:
1. The Hong Kong Planning Bill –Opportunity or Failure; Planning and Development,
Journal of the Hong Kong Institute of Planners, Vol.16, No.2,2000, pp 46-53.
2. Early Town Planning in British South East Asia - 1910-1939, Planning Perspectives,
Vol.14, No.4, 1999, pp 139-160.
3. In Defence of Planning - A Commentary on Staley; Planning and Development,
Journal of the Hong Kong Institute of Planners, Vol.11, No.1, 1995, pp 24-29.
4. The Role and Place of Strategic Planning in Hong Kong; Planning and
Development, Journal of the Hong Kong Institute of Planners, Vol.4, No.1,1988,
pp14-20. 5. Some Questions on Unitary Development Plans - A Plain Man's Guide? Regional
Studies, Vol.19, No.3, June 1985, pp263-8.
6. Some Problems of Methodology Transfer - Strategic Planning in Malaysia and
Hong Kong, Built Environment, Vol.11, No.4, 1985, pp294-303.
7. How Unitary is Unitary - The New British Planning System, Built
Environment,Vol.11, No.3, 1985, pp223-9.
8. Metropolitan Planning Revisited - The London Case, Built Environment, Vol.10,
No.2, 1984, pp146-52.
9. A Woman in Planning, or Metropolitan Planning Revisited 1984, Built
Environment, Vol.10, No.1, 1984, pp81-7.
10. To Plan or Not to Plan, That is the Question –Again, Built Environment, Vol.9,
No.2, 1983, pp144-9.
11. Planning by Demand - A Possible Hypothesis about Town Planning in Hong Kong,
Asian (Hong Kong) Journal of Public Administration; Vol.3, No.2, Dec.1981,
pp199-223.
12. Regional Planning - A Review Article, Town Planning Review, Vol.49, No.1,Jan.
1978, pp29-37.
(C) Other Published Papers:
1. Towards a Global Paradigm for the Regulation of Development, Proceedings of the
FirstWorld Planning Schools Congress, Tongji University, Shanghai, 2002.
2. Colonial Planning in Prewar Malaysia; Occasional Paper 44, Department of
Planning & Landscape, University of Manchester, 1996, 63pp.
3. Metropolitan Planning in the 1990s - The Role of Unitary Development Plans (with
G.Williams, I.Strange & M.Bintley), Occasional Paper 34, Department of Planning &
Landscape, University of Manchester, 1992, 139pp.
4. The Origins of the Singapore Land-Use Planning System, Occasional Paper 32,
Department of Planning and Landscape, University of Manchester, 1992, 34pp.
5. An Assessment of Land-use Planning Policies in Hong Kong, University of Hong
Kong Architectural Society, Hong Kong, 1986, 9pp.
6. A Comment on Town Planning in Hong Kong, Geographical Bulletin, University of
Hong Kong; 1981, 5pp.
7. Where next for Manchester? Urban, Sept. 1977, 3pp.
8. The Location of District General Hospitals; (with J.F.A. Bostock), the Hospital,
Vol.67, No.12, Dec. 1971; 2pp.
(D) Conference and Professional Papers:
1.London for the Twenty-First Century – The Low Carbon City, International Conference on Future City Development for Sinbei City, Taipei County, Banciao;
2010; 18pp
2.Planning Challenges for Taiwan Cities, 2010 Conference on Science, Technology
and Society, Chung Hua University, Hsinchu; 2010; 21pp
3.Ecotown Design – The UK Example : Four Eco-towns, Jhubei Ecocity Project
Conference, Hsinchu; 2010; 5pp
4.Planning Challenges for the Twenty-First Century, 2010 Forum on Environmental
Symbiosis, Chinese Cultural University, Taipei; 2010; 18pp
5.Protecting Heritage in the United Kingdom, Conservation & Urban Renewal
Conference, Feng-Chia University, Taichung; 2009; 15pp
6.Taichung Metro – The New Opportunity, Conference on Taichung, Feng-Chia
University, Taichung; 2009; 6pp
7.Some Principles of Environmental Planning, International Conference on Taichung
Shueinan Airport Redevelopment, Feng-Chia University, Taichung; 2009; 18pp
8.Urban-Rural Landscape Improvement Programmes and Ecological Resource-Use
Systems, International Symposium on Urban-Rural Ecological Landscapes,
Chao-Yang University of Technology, Taichung; 2009; 12pp
9.Rural Planning in Taiwan – Issues and Solutions, Sixth Rural Planning Conference,
National Chung-Hsing University, Taichung; 2009; 9pp
10.Welfare and Urban Planning – Some UK Experiences, 2009 International
Conference on the Healthy City ～Healthy Urban Planning～, NCKU, Tainan; 2009;
10pp
11.Rural Development Programmes in the United Kingdom, International Forum on
Rural Village Development and Information Technology, Soil and Water Conservation
Bureau, Nantou; 2008; 16pp
12.Global Warming and Spatial Planning, International Forum on Sustainable
Environmental Development, Feng-Chia University; 2008; 14pp
13.Climate Change; Construction Faculty, Feng-Chia University, Taichung; 2008;
11pp
14.The Challenge for Taiwan – Some Local Planning Issues ; Conference on
Climate Change – The New Challenge to Design and Environmental Planning –
Chao-Yang University of Technology, Taichung; 2008; 11pp
15.Global Warming and Climate Change; Tainan Real Estate Association; 2008; 12pp
16.Why Yet More Planning Reform : The English and Welsh Proposals; Council for
Economic Planning & Development, Taipei, 2008, 13pp.
17.Public Participation, Planning and Heritage & Conservation; Community Planning
& Development Conference, Nantou; 2008, 12pp.
18.Heritage and Conservation in East Asian Planning Systems; Chinese Cultural University, Taipei 2007, 25pp.
19.Planning for a Sustainable Taiwan, 2007 Youth Forum, Chinese Cultural
University, Taipei, 2007, 11pp.
20.Urban Renewal in a Taiwan Context - Some Overseas Perspectives, The 2006
National Forum of Urban Planning Directors, Taiwan Institute of Urban Planners,
Taipei, 2006,16pp
21.The Future of the Countryside: Protection and Enhancement in England 2000-2013,
Agricultural Resources and Location Planning Workshop, NTPU, Taipei, 2006, 14pp
22.Some Questions for Taiwanese Planning from Overseas, Department of Urban
Planning, Feng-Chia University, Taichung, 2006, 14pp
23.Key Local Government Indicator Requirements in England, CEPD Research Unit,
Taipei, 2006, 12pp
24. Planning Permissions for Hill-slope Development in Taiwan, Taipei City Hall,
Taipei; 2005, 10pp.
25. Planning Reform in the United Kingdom - One Year On, Presentation to the
Singapore Institute of Planners, June 2005, 12pp.
26. Values and Value Engineering for City Planning in the Twenty-First Century,Value
Engineering Best Practice International Conference, April 2005, 7pp.
27. Planning Reform in the United Kingdom One Year On: Strategic Spatial Planning,
Seminar for the Construction & Planning Agency, Ministry of theInterior Taipei, June
2005, 15pp.
28. Theory & Practice in Planning –Problems of Implementation & Enforcement in
Taiwan, Seminar for Graduate Institute of Architecture & Urban Design, National
Taipei University of Technology & Taiwan Institute of Urban Planning, 2005, 7pp.
29. Strategic Spatial Planning in England –One Year On, Seminar for the Council for
Economic Planning and Development Taipei, April 2005, 7pp.
30. U.K. Local Planning Reform –Local Development Frameworks in England,
Wuhan Programmer, Manchester Business School, the University ofManchester, 2004,
13pp.
31. Strategic Planning Reform in the United Kingdom, Wuhan Programme,
Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester, 2004; 10pp.
32. What is planning? –Then, perhaps we can educate, Conference Paper,
International Conference on Planning Education, National Taipei University, July
2004, 8pp.
33. Quality Control in United Kingdom Higher Education - A Review Paper, National
Taipei University, 2004, 8pp.
34. U.K. Local Planning Reform –Local Development Frameworks in England, Taipei
City Government, 2004, 10pp. 35. U.K. Local Planning Reform –Local Development Frameworks in England,
National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan, 2004, 9pp.
36. Strategic Planning Reform in the United Kingdom, Council for Economic
Planning & Development, Taipei, 2004, 10pp.
37. How comprehensive can we be? Some International Perspectives on National
Spatial Planning, National Taiwan University of Technology Conference, 2004;8pp.
38. Professionals and the Community: Is It Participation, Partnership, or neither?
Kaohsiung, 2003; 12pp.
39. Some Comments on Recent Developments in Planning Education in the United
Kingdom, Taipei, 2003; 5pp.
40. Recent Changes to the United Kingdom Planning Systems and Their Implications
for Industrial Land Supply, Taipei, 2003; 7pp.
41. 2k Planning in the United Kingdom: With Some ASEAN Implications, Kuala
Lumpur, 2001; 9pp.
42. Structure Planning in Britain - Some Lessons for Malaysia; INTAN Kuala
Copying the Global Paradigm –Local Economic Development Issues in Hong Kong,
Singapore and the United Kingdom, Taipei, 2001; 8pp.
43. Integrated or Parallel Development - Some Thoughts from the Outside on
Strategic Planning for the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Hong Kong,
1997; 7pp.
44. Hong Kong - A City for the 21st Century: Some Dilemmas for Planners, Paper to
Conference `Cities, Enterprises and Society at the Eve of the XXIst Century, Lille,
France, 1994; 28pp.
45. Changing Concepts of Planning in the South East Asian Region, Department of
Town and Country Planning, Kuala Lumpur, 1990, 8pp.
46. Some Comments on Contemporary Change within Planning Systems – An
International Perspective, Paper to Department of Building and Estate Management,
National University of Singapore, 1988; 7pp.
47. Dynamics of Change in British-based Planning Systems - Some Lessons for
Malaysia, Malaysian Institute of Planners, Kuala Lumpur, 1988; 8pp.
48. Current Change in the United Kingdom Planning System, Hong Kong Institute of
Planners, Hong Kong, 1988; 6pp.
49. Waterfront Development in Hong Kong, University of Southampton Waterfront
Conference, Southampton, 1987; 12pp.
50. All Change for UK Planning? Some Comments on Current Proposals for Changes
to the British Planning System, Hong Kong Institute of Planners, Hong Kong, 1987;
8pp.
51. What future for the New Towns in Hong Kong? , Hong Kong Institute of Planners, Hong Kong, 1986; 7pp. 29. The Unitary Plan System for British City Planning - The
Next Stage after Structure Plans? , INTAN Kuala Lumpur, 1985; 6pp.
52. Metropolitan Government Reform - Some Questions rather than Answers, INTAN
Kuala Lumpur, 1985; 5pp.
53. Structure Planning in Britain - Some Lessons for Malaysia, INTAN Kuala Lumpur,
1984; 7pp.
54. Planning for Urban Renewal - Bureaucratic Activity or Private Enterprise,
Manchester Urban Renewal in Europe Conference, Manchester 1983; 8pp.
55. The Impact of Recession and Restructuring upon the North West of England – A
Comment, RSA Regional Policy Conference, Leeds 1983; 7pp.
56. Towards a Model for Central Area Redevelopment, Glasgow School of Art
Planning Conference, November 1970; 6pp.
(E) Published Research and Other Reports:
1. Report for the Manchester Research Study on the Spatial Implications of the
Housing Market Renewal Program in the North West Region: Report on Regional
Spatial Planning in the North West–From RPG to RSS, North West Regional
Assembly, 2004, 11pp.
2. A Response to the Department of the Environment's Consultation Paper 'The Future
of Development Plans', Regional Studies Association, London, 1987,12p.
3. A Response to the Government's White Paper 'Streamlining the Cities'; Regional
Studies Association, London, 1984, 27p.
4. Technical Information Retrieval within North Western Industrial Firms (with E.J.
Duff), (for Department of Industry), Industrial Liaison Unit, University of Manchester,
1984, 70pp.
5. Regional Policy Inquiry 1982/83 - Report to the National Panel, Regional Studies
Association (NorthWest Branch), Manchester, 1983, 22pp.
6. An Assessment of the Feasibility of Operating an Experimental Dial-a-bus Service
(with W.J. Tyson), Transport and Road Research Laboratory, Crowthorne, 1977, 95pp.
7. An Analysis of Some Manchester-London Trips (with W.J. Tyson), Transport and
Road Research Laboratory, Crowthorne, 1975, 47pp.
8. An Index of High Street Property Values - A Feasibility Study (with J. Parry Lewis),
Centre for Urban and Regional Research, University of Manchester, 1974, 25pp.
9. A Cost-Benefit Study of the Manchester to Buxton Railway (with F. Rodriguez),
University of Manchester, 1972, 138pp.
10. The Attractiveness of Shopping Centres (with D.J.E. Kilsby, J.S. Tulip and J.
Parry Lewis), Centre for Urban and Regional Research, Occasional Paper No.12;
Manchester, 1972, 127pp. 11. Pedestrian Linkages in Salford (M602) (with A.L. Traill), Austin Smith Lord
Partnership, 1971, 50pp.
12. Report on the Present Travel Patterns of Staff and Outpatients at the Wythenshawe
Hospital Complex, (with J.F.A. Bostock), Centre for Urban and Regional Research,
University of Manchester, 1971, 40pp.
13. Some Aspects of Car Parking in Central Manchester (with A.L. Traill), Centre of
Urban and Regional Research, Occasional Paper No.3, Manchester, 1970,126pp.
