Urban Planning

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"This research discusses the nature of urban planning, groups involved, advocacy planning and the ideas of various proponents. The research draws conclusions about the type and extent of urban planning appropriate for future urban development. Urban planning has been controversial in recent years. Some have equated the concept with socialism and totalitarian governments. Some have opposed such planning for selfish reasons. Others have strongly encouraged it for sociological and psychological reasons.

While some forms of planning have been around for many decades, the economic disasters of the Depression era led to more thought about the problem. Redevelopment occurred as the centers of cities became old and dilapidated and there was an exodus to the suburbs, which lasted into the 1960s. Experts understood ..."

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