Planning theory..
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Language: | English |
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Oxford, New York,:
Pergamon Press,
[1973].
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Edition: | [1st ed.]. |
Series: | Urban and regional planning series
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Table of Contents:
- PART ONE: WHAT IS PLANNING THEORY
- The Problem of Planning Theory
- The Underlying Theory Models
- PART TWO: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR PLANNING THOUGHT
- The Rationale of Planning Theory
- A Model of Planning Agencies
- The Operations of Planning Agencies
- Rational Planning: Limitations and Approaches
- PART THREE: TOWARDS A POSITIVE THEORY OF PLANNING
- The Blueprint versus the Process Mode of Planning
- The Rational Comprehensive versus the Disjointed Incrementalist Mode of Planning
- The Normative versus the Functional Mode of Planning
- The Planning Environment and the Style of Planning
- PART FOUR: THE POLITICS OF RATIONAL PLANNING
- Multi-planning Agencies
- Decision-Making in Planning Agencies
- The Organization of Planning Departments
- The Planning Process: An Experiment
- The Implementation of Programmes
- EPILOGUE: THE PLANNING SOCIETY