Process & policy evaluation in structure planning / Abdul Khakee and Katarina Eckerberg (eds.)

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TextSerie: Document / Swedish Council for Building Research. 0347-0962 ; 1993:8Utgivningsinformation: Stockholm Swedish Council for Building Research [Statens råd för byggnadsforskning] Solna Svensk byggtjänst [distributör] 1993Beskrivning: [6], 224 s. diagr., tab. 25 cmISBN:

9154055512

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Sammanfattning: Boken inehåller ett antal texter framlagda vid ett internationellt seminarium om utvärdering av fysisk planering, såväl resultat som själva processen. Seminariet hölls i juni 1992 i Umeå och de deltagande textförfattarna kom förutom från Sverige ifrån Italien, England och USASammanfattning: Swedish municipalities completed the first round of structure planning in times of transition. The relations between local and central authorities were undergoing rapid change. Owing to political instability and economic restrictions, the whole idea behind anticipatory planning is being challenged. This book contains a set of papers which discuss different approaches to the evaluation of planning processes and policies, in order to develop insights into new directions in process and policy evaluation and how these might be applied to the Structure Planning situation now emerging in Sweden

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Workshop held at the University of Umeå in June 1992

Boken inehåller ett antal texter framlagda vid ett internationellt seminarium om utvärdering av fysisk planering, såväl resultat som själva processen. Seminariet hölls i juni 1992 i Umeå och de deltagande textförfattarna kom förutom från Sverige ifrån Italien, England och USA

Swedish municipalities completed the first round of structure planning in times of transition. The relations between local and central authorities were undergoing rapid change. Owing to political instability and economic restrictions, the whole idea behind anticipatory planning is being challenged. This book contains a set of papers which discuss different approaches to the evaluation of planning processes and policies, in order to develop insights into new directions in process and policy evaluation and how these might be applied to the Structure Planning situation now emerging in Sweden