Two Types of Planning in Neighborhoods

Authors: Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations
R.S. Ahlbrandt
Atlanta Department of Planning
B Checkoway
B. Checkoway.
S. Baldwin
Baltimore City Planning Commission.
Barry Checkoway
A.H. Barton
H.S. Baum
H. Booth
Boston Office of Program Development.
Boulder Department of Community Development
B.C. Boyer
H. Boyte
A.M. Brazier
R. Cassidy
B. Checkoway
P. Clay
Committee for Economic Development
F.M. et al. Cox
R.A. Dahl
L. Downie
G. Fellman
J.H. Fish
J. Friedmann
H.J. Gans
H.W. Hallman
C. Hartman
P. Henderson
J.D. Hutcheson
I. Katznelson
R.M. Kramer
C. Lamb
J.E. Lancourt
A. Lauffer
M. Lipsky
E. Marciniak
N. Mayer
N. Miller
A.J. Naparstek
National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders.
National Commission on Neighborhoods.
National Training and Information Center
M.L. Needleman
Office of Neighborhood Association.
J. Perlman
F.F. Piven
F.F. Piven
Portland Bureau of Planning
W.M. Rohe
R. Rosenbloom
Salem Department of Community Development.
S.P. Schoenburg
St. Paul Department of Planning and Economic Development.
C.N. Stone
S. Trapp
U.S Office of Consumer Affairs
U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Inter-governmental Relations.
N. Weber
J.T. Werth
J.P. Zimmerman
Publication date: 1 January 1984
Publisher: 'SAGE Publications'
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