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Contents: Preface; Introduction - accounting for non-market values in planning evaluation, Donald Miller and Domenico Patassini. Part I Methods and Application: Evaluation of visitability of public urban places, Henk Voogd; Methods for evaluating environmental justice - approaches to implementing U.S. Executive Order 12898, Donald Miller; Issues in transport multi-modal choice - a case study in Wales, Christopher Yewlett; Evaluation of urban green spaces, Tüzin Baycan Levent and Peter Nijkamp; Contextual knowledge generated by a decision support system for brownfield development - the case of Porto Marghera (Venice, Italy), Domenico Patassini, Paola Cossettini, Enrico De Polignol, Markus Hedorfer, Chiara Paneghetti and Enrico Rinaldi. Part II Methodological Approaches: New Strategies: Towards social value for money, Nathaniel Lichfield; The use and abuse of indicators for evaluating land use and environmental planning - experience from the UK, Barry Pearce; The contribution of strategic impact assessment to planning evaluation, Maria do Rosário Partidário; Problem structuring methods as an aid to multiple-stakeholder evaluation, Jonathan Rosenhead; Integrated planning and integrated evaluation - theoretical references and methodological approaches, Luigi Fusco Girard, Maria Cerreta and Pasquale De Torro. Part III Scenarios As An Exploratory Approach: Analysis of the INTELCITY scenarios for the city of the future from a Southern European perspective, Patrizia Lombardi and Steve Curwell; Scenarios as an exploratory evaluation approach - some experiences from Southern Mediterranean, Angela Barbanente and Abdul Khakee; Ethical and moral reasoning and dilemmas in evaluation processes - perspectives for intelligent agents, Dino Borri, Grazia Concilio, Franco Selicato and Carmelo Torre. Part IV Organizational and Institutional Context of Evaluation and Decision: Towards a conceptual framework for evaluating governance capacities in European polycentric urb