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March/April 1998 Regional Planning and Metropolitan Governance

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  • March 30, 1998

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  • The Seventh Generation: Regional Planning and Reason
    by Thomas Angotti

Feature

  • NEW YORK CITY: The First Regional Government Still Cries for Planning The Case of Waste Management
    by John McCrory
  • New York: RACE, CLASS & SPACE: A Historical Comparison of the Three Regional Plans for New York
    by Tony Schuman and Elliott Sclar
  • REGIONAL PROFILES: Metropolitan Governance and Regional Planning: Four Cities, Four Approaches
    by Dalila Hall
  • Portland, Oregon: Who Pays the Price for Regional Planning? How to Link Growth Management and Affordable Housing
    by Tasha Harmon
Categories: 1998, March/April 1998, Progressive Planning Magazine back issues
Tags: Dalila Hall, Elliot Sclar, John McCrory
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