Readings

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Readings

This is a relatively heavy load. Please plan your time accordingly.

Design Professionals and the Built Environment (chs.10 and 23)

Planning in the USA (review ch.1, 14, 16) skim

Read the two Hartshorn parts and select two of the theoretic readings:

Hartshorn, T.A., Perception and Quality of Life Issues, In Interpreting the City: An Urban Geography 2nd, Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, Š1992. pp. 202-207.

Hartshorn, T.A., Land Use Dynamics, In Interpreting the City: An Urban Geography 2nd, Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, Š1992. pp. 225-226, 228-234.

Select two:

Macionis, J.J., Parrillo, V.N., Social Psychology: The Urban Experience, In Cities and Urban Life, Prentice-Hall, New Jersey, Š1998, Chapter 5, pp. 133-135.

Macionis, J.J., Parrillo, V.N., Geography and Ecology: Making Sense of Space, In Cities and Urban Life, Prentice-Hall, New Jersey, Š1998, Chapter 6, pp. 167-178, 185-190.

Campbell, S., & Fainstein, S.S., Introduction: The Structure and Debates of Planning Theory, In Readings in Planning Theory, Campbell, S. and Fainstein, S., eds., Blackwell Publishers, Massachusetts, Š1996, Part 1 pp. 1- 11. Part 2, Part 3

Beauregard, R.A., Between Modernity and Postmodernity: The Ambiguous Position of U.S. Planning, In Readings in Planning Theory, Campbell, S. and Fainstein, S., eds., Blackwell Publishers, Massachusetts, Š1996, pp. 214-229. (same as part 2)

Fainstein, S.S., & Fainstein, N., City Planning and Political Values: An Updated View, In Readings in Planning Theory, Campbell, S. and Fainstein, S., eds., Blackwell Publishers, Massachusetts, Š1996. pp. 266-282. (same as part 3)

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