Carolina Planning Vol. 16.1: Politics and Planning

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  • Department of City and Regional Planning
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  • The Politics of Planning A Growth Management System: The Key Ingredients for Success; Local Dispute Settlement Centers: Helping Planners to Build Consensus; The Politics of Planning. Where is North Carolina Heading?; Planners as Leaders; The Durham Cooperative Planning Initiative; Recent Cases of the Progressive City; A Real Massachusetts Miracle: Local Affordable Housing Partnerships; A Paradigm For Affordable Housing Through Equity Sharing and the Use of Accrued-Interest Mortgage Notes; Growth Strategies: The New Planning Game in Georgia; Pre-Storm Mitigation and Post-Storm Reconstruction: A Plan for Nags Head
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  • Journal
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  • University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Department of City and Regional Planning
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  • English
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  • Carolina Planning Journal
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  • March 9, 2018

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file details Carolina Planning Vol. 16.1: Politics and Planning November 10, 2011 Public Download
file details Front Cover and Introductory Content March 9, 2018 Public
file details An Interview with Harvey Gantt March 9, 2018 Public
file details Yellow Stripes and Dead Armadillos March 9, 2018 Public
file details Fear and Loathing in the Planning Profession: Ten Comments on the Political Factor March 9, 2018 Public
file details The Politics of Design March 9, 2018 Public
file details Cary's Response to Rapid Growth: Reflections Upon Twenty Years of Change March 9, 2018 Public
file details The Politics of Planning A Growth Management System: The Key Ingredients For Success March 9, 2018 Public
file details Local Dispute Settlement Centers: Helping Planners to Build Consensus March 9, 2018 Public
file details The Politics of Planning: Where is North Carolina Heading? March 9, 2018 Public