New Directions in New Zealand's Urban Planning and Research?

Caroline Miller

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Urban Planning and Governance Local Governance and Planning Sustainable Urban and Rural Development

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This article explores the new directions that have emerged in New Zealand's urban planning and policy since 1999. In particular it looks at some consequences of the move from sustainable management to sustainable development for urban areas. It also identifies and explores constraints that may limit the production of sound research on which to base those new urban planning and policy directions.

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