Sustainable Urban Planning

ronment at large, is the way governments stream their administrative conscience into an enabling-now rather than an outcome-late ...

Box 1.2 New-age pragmatics The issues, objectively, with what is modernist and neo- modernist are complexly epistemological (ref ...

To act in a pragmatic neomodernist manner in the New World context is to behave sensitively and cleverly in relation to ecology, ...

The fact that the Anglo settler societies confront multiple con- fusions vindicates the introduction of broad-spectrum policies ...

reformist planning theory, now also compromised by the con- temporary just-in-time mode being adopted for the production of cons ...

vidually’ for their material welfare, although within democratic systems they can also be conditioned to act for the wellbeing o ...

Box 1.3 Connecting philosophy to planning There has never been a clear philosophical basis to planning. Different preferences fe ...

28 Principles Radical ‘B’ Liberty–equality theory (consult Rawls 1971) This is the most ‘ethical’ of the philosophies which tran ...

on account of the community implications of their decisions they are subject to rather more public scrutiny and criticism than m ...

development down societally virtuous paths – to embrace conservancy and communitarian values. Some individuals have always stood ...

landowner values, developer ambitions, conservancy aspirations, minority and special-interest values and rights, political ambi- ...

to gain acceptance of ‘their’ proposals, or to leak information to outside groups who are fighting ‘their’ agency. Another set o ...

based) concerns, relating actions to effects and outcomes. The point to such a leav- ening is that those students and practition ...

34 Principles Box 1.4 Ethical canon for community transactions Firstis the primary need for an ‘allegiance to the public intere ...

enforceable seek, in the phrasing of Hendler to establish that planners ‘speak of ethics while walking the fine line between res ...

The professional manager values identified by Ehrenreich (1989: 14) as ‘home ownership in a neighbourhood inhabited by other mem ...

toward managerial class desires and cohort values. This underscores the case made out earlier for mandatory ‘continuing professi ...

(liberal theology, capacity building, WTO breakthrough) can overturn previous certainty. Integrated value-based progress must in ...

2 Knowledge Power Outcomes The Theory Fundamentals This chapter, about ‘knowledge power and outcomes’ examines the principles an ...

Conservation(protecting and conserving the natural and cultural heritage) Regional agencies(supply and disposal services: conse ...