Titlebook: Evaluating Theory-Practice and Urban-Rural Interplay in Planning; Dino Borri,Abdul Khakee,Cosimo Lacirignola Book 1997 Springer Nature B.V

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5462-8Conservation; development; ecology; sustainability; transport

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Evaluating Communicative Planning desired effect. Is it a failure? Hardly! After all, the plan has been implemented. In fact, the shoe pinches somewhere else: the plan has been flawed. As Bardach (1980, 141) says, we should not “…necessarily count as a failure of the implementation process a result that originates in a more fundame

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Evaluating Sustainability: Three Paradigms Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston (MIT). This famous survey can be considered as having marked the official advent of the environmental question on a global scale, in that it placed the problem of the environmental limits to growth and the role of the market and of technological innov

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Assessing the Political Dimension of Structure Planning Process traditional planning that had very little impact on urban development. It was realised that if planning was to have a real impact it should be concerned with implementation issues (Catanese, 1974). Implementation involves very real political issues like-resource mobilization, feasibility and confli

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Criteria for Choice and Evaluation Procedures: The Case of Urban Transport Infrastructureson the development of the two towns involved, Bari and Brindisi.. The argument which emerges is that, as the current economic crisis heralds an uncertain future, decisions in the transport sector, particularly about building new infrastructures traditionally intended for private-vehicle use, should

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Operationalizing Environmental Considerations in the British Planning Systems both a mechanism for articulating local approaches to environmental issues, and a regulatory regime through which measures to address environmental concerns may be pursued. The planning system has traditionally been concerned with issues of environmental protection and quality. There is a strong t