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Conflict, Consensus, and Rationality in Environmental Planning: An Institutional Discourse Approach

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1. Environmental Planning: Introducing the Discourse Approach 2. Discourse and Environmental Planning 3. Discourses, Communication, and Discursive Strategies within Institutions 4. Conflict and Consensus in Environmental Planning 5. Rationalizing the Environmental Policy Process 6. Discourses of Environmental Rationality: Three Rationalities 7. Air Pollution Control and Air Quality Management 8. Housing Land Policy 9. Local Agenda 21 10. The Prospects for a Sustainable Development Rationality Appendix

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