Development from Above or Below?: The Dialectics of Regional Planning in Developing Countries.

M. P. T. · Walter B. Stöhr · D. R. Fraser Taylor

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Develops a new approach to the theory and practice of regional development planning in a Third World context. Defines two concepts basic to most regional development strategies--development from above and development from below--analyzing the advantages and disadvantages of each in dealing with spatial inequalities. Sets forth a new theory of spatial development supported by case studies drawn from market-oriented and socialist countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

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