Planning and Markets is devoted to the study of planned interventions
versus market approaches. Our Editorial Board welcomes contributions
on both sides of this issue.
Dramatic advances in communications technologies have speeded up
information exchange almost everywhere. A notable exception has been
the exchange of ideas in planning, social sciences and related fields.
Planning and Markets is a fully-refereed international journal that
is entirely electronic.
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Index
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Volume 4, Issue 1, September 2001
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Editor's
Introduction
Why Planning Vs. Markets Is
An Oxymoron: Asking The Right Question
by E.R. Alexander, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Contractual Agreements And
Neighbourhood Evolution
by Chris Webster, University of Wales, Cardiff
Environment Valuation, Project
Appraisal And Political Consensus In The Third World
by Alister McFarquhar, Downing College, Cambridge
The Evolution Of A New Industrial
District: The Automobile Industry In The American Southeast
by Stephan Weiler, Eric Thompson and Terutomo Ozawa
Constraining the Leviathan:
An International Comparison Of The Effects Of People
Empowerment on Local Government Size, Disposable Household
Income And Local Development
by Peter Grubenmann, Asian University of Science
and Technology, Thailand
Technology Vs. Land Use: Alternative
Strategies to Reduce Auto-related Air Pollution
by Chang-Hee Christine Bae, University of Washington,
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