Planners in the '80s: Who We Are, Where We Work

AMY K. GLASMEIER · Terry Kahn

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This paper details the results of a national survey of recent planning graduates. The results indicate grad uates are taking jobs in nontradi tional planning fields. Project find ings inform academic debates about what planners are, what they do, and how they should be educated.

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