The Future of Comprehensive Urban Planning: A Critique

John R. P. Friedmann

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John Friedmann, The Future of Comprehensive Urban Planning: A Critique, Public Administration Review, Vol. 31, No. 3, Special Symposium Issue: Changing Styles of Planning in Post-Industrial America (May - Jun., 1971), pp. 315-326

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