Oxford Review of Economic Policy, Volume 38, Issue 1, Spring 2022, Pages 140–153
Infrastructure is central to many aspects of policy, and this focus has survived the impact of Covid-induced expenditure. The paper examines the scope for Brexit to allow infrastructure planning to be more devolved, consider demand-side and nature-based solutions, and become more competitive. It concludes that Brexit offers the opportunity for a more system-based approach to infrastructure planning and delivery.
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Looking at the challenge of managing complexity.  I concentrate on identifying the forms that complexity may take and in doing so how to manage, control our perhaps outwit it.  Bridget introduce a taxonomy which can be used and a set of potential reactions to its identification.

(Urban Land Institute Journal, July 2009)

Oxford Review of Economic Policy, Volume 33, Number S1, 2017, pp. S113–S123