Critical Readings in Planning Theory

Content: 
Pergamon Urban and Regional Planning Advisory Committee, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages v-viii, Chris Paris
Acknowledgements, Pages ix-x, Chris Paris
Contributors, Pages xiii-xiv
Introduction by the Editor, Pages 3-11
The Procedural Planning Theory of A. Faludi, Pages 13-25, MICHAEL J. THOMAS
Towards a Combined Paradigm of Planning Theory?, Pages 27-38, A Rejoinder, Andreas Faludi
Introduction by the Editor, Pages 41-45
‘Urban Managerialism’ Reconsidered, Pages 47-67, RAY PAHL
Physical Planning and Market Forces in Urban Development, Pages 69-82, CHRIS PICKVANCE
Planning, Landownership and the State, Pages 83-94, MARTIN BODDY
The Inner City: Planned Crisis or Crisis of Planning?, Pages 95-115, JOHN LAMBERT
Introduction by the Editor, Pages 119-122
The Oppression of Progress, Pages 123-127, JON GOWER DAVIES
Urban Planning: the Contradictions of Capitalist Urbanisation, Pages 129-146, EDMOND PRETECEILLE
New Debates in Urban Planning: the Impact of Marxist Theory within the United States, Pages 147-173, NORMAN I. FAINSTEIN, SUSAN S. FAINSTEIN
Local Government as Local State, Pages 175-200, CYNTHIA COCKBURN
Introduction by the Editor, Pages 203-205
The Underlying Assumptions of Advocacy Planning: Pluralism and Reform, Pages 207-225, DONALD F. MAZZIOTTI
Reflections on Community Planning, Pages 227-244, CLIFF HAGUE
A Task of Government (Part Three of Gilding the Ghetto): WORKERS FROM THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT, Pages 245-276
Introduction by the Editor, Pages 279-280
Towards an Understanding of Crisis and Transition: Planning in an Era of Limits, Pages 281-305, ROBERT KRAUSHAAR, NATHAN GARDELS
The Future of Planning (Theory?), Pages 307-308
Notes on Further Reading, Pages 309-312
Name Index, Pages 313-316
Subject Index, Pages 317-320
Other Titles in the Series, Pages 321-322