Planning for a new century the regional agenda (Island Press, 2001)
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-202) and index
Forward - David Rusk -- - Introduction: an agenda for a new century - Jonathan Barnett -- - pt. 1 - New metropolitanism - Regional imperatives of global competition - Theodore Hershberg -- - Planning metropolitan regions - Gary Hack -- - pt. 2 - Managing growth and conserving the environment - Social equity and metropolitan growth - John C. Keene -- - Regional design: local codes as cause and cure of sprawl - Jonathan Barnett -- - Next steps in controlling pollution - Roger Raufer -- - Highway planning and land use: theory and practice - Stephen H. Putman -- - pt. 3 - Education, safety, and welfare - Improving primary and secondary education - Susan H. Fuhrman -- - Improving public safety in cities - Thomas M. Seamon -- - Welfare reform, reproductive reform, or work reform? - Roberta Rehner Iversen -- - pt. 4 - Restoring older urban areas - Housing and urban communities - Eugenie L. Birch -- - Restoring natural resources and rebuilding urban communities - Anne Whiston Spirn -- - Downtowns: competitive for a new century - Paul R. Levy -- - Afterword - Judith Rodin