Planning Politics and the State: Political Foundations of Planning Thought

Nicholas P. Low

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Part 1 Planning practice and political theory: planning practice political theory. Part 2 Assenting theory: Max Weber and the rational state pluralism, the game and the rules neo-corporatism and the organic state neo-liberalism and the strong state. Part 3 Dissenting theory: neo-Marxist theory and the philosophy of praxis critical theory - state politics and rationality political theory, the state and planning.

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