The cultural turn? Culture change and what it means for spatial planning in England

2007-02-01articlePlanning Practice and Research37 citationsclosed

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Abstract

Too often the culture of planning is reactive and defensive. We want a culture which promotes planning as a positive tool: a culture which grasps the opportunities to improve the experience of plan...

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