Land-use planning in Hong Kong: History, policies, and procedures

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Land-use planning in Hong Kong has long been an inevitable subject of debate and controversy. Arguing that land-use planning should be considered as a specialised aspect of government administration, the author traces the history of planning from the founding of Hong Kong in 1841 to the present, and examines in detail the relevant current legislation, procedures and government organisation.

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