Beschreibung:
This book, originally published in 1988, provides an account of an analysis of British planning in practice, as observed through empirical research including a range of case studies.
1. Planning in practice: an approach to analysis; 2. Policies, instruments and institutional arrangements; 3. Civic pride and private capital: land use planning in the city centre; 4. The inner city and land use planning; 5. Growth management on the urban fringe; 6. Industry and environment in open land; 7. Interests in land and planning in action; 8. Adapting the instruments of planning intervention; 9. Institutional arrangements as arenas for interest mediation; 10. Policy processes in land use planning; 11. Continuity and change in the planning system; Appendix.