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| Preface | |
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| Overview | |
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| Images and Paths of Change in Economics, Political Science, Philosophy, Literature, and City Planning, 1950-2000 | |
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| Images of City-Planning Practice | |
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| Planning Shapes Urban Growth and Development | |
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| Challenge and Creativity in Post-Modern Planning | |
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| Merging Place-Making and Process in Local Practice | |
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| City Planning in Small and Medium-Size Cities | |
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| Notes on Planning Practice and Education | |
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| Planning Practice in America's Largest Cities | |
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| Town Planning: Limits to Reflection-in-Action | |
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| Planning Education for an Expanding Civic Sector | |
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| Nonprofits: New Settings for City Planners | |
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| Looking Back, Looking Forward | |
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| Equity Planning: Problems and Roles | |
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| The Planning Profession and Reform | |
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| Images of City-Planning Practice | |
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| How City-Planning Practices Affect Metropolitan-Area Housing Markets, and Vice Versa | |
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| Education for Transportation Planning in a New Century | |
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| Urban Transportation Planning | |
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| U.S. Urban Environmental Planning | |
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| Environmental Planning: The Changing Demands of Effective Practice | |
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| Economic Base Studies for Urban and Regional Planning | |
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| Changes in Theorizing and Planning Urban Economic Growth | |
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| Further Notes on Changes in Theorizing | |
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| The Public Image and the Leadership Role of the Profession | |
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| The Planner as Urban Designer: Reforming Planning Education in the New Millennium | |
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| Where Have All the Planners Gone? | |
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| Where Are the Planners? | |
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| Urban Design for Urban Development | |
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| The Public's Image of the Profession | |
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| Do Americans Like City Planning? | |
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| City Planning Since Jane Jacobs | |
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| What About the Future? | |
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| Planning Practice and Planning Education | |
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| Why Planning Theory? Educating Citizens, Recognizing Differences, Mediating Deliberations | |
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| Planning As Craft and As Philosophy | |
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| Reflections and Research on the U.S. Experience | |
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| Implications for Planners of Race, Inequality, and a Persistent "Color Line" | |
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| Racism and Deliberative Democracy | |
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| Planning's Three Challenges | |
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| Appendices | |
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| Chapter Endnotes | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Contributors | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Index | |