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Shared visions, unholy alliances: power, governance and deliberative processes in local transport planning.
The aim of this paper is to bring some critical reflection to bear on the upsurge of participatory rhetoric in local governance. The research discussed investigates two case studies of deliberative exercises used by local authorities to develop their local transport plans. The analysis avoids the ra
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