URBN PL 261
Land-Use Planning: Processes, Critiques, and Innovations
Urban Planning · 4 units · Graduate courses (200-299)
Understanding of techniques, processes, strategies, and dilemmas of land-use planning. Despite strong criticisms and demonstrated shortcomings, land-use control remains integral part of planning practice. How does land-use control work? How has it evolved? What are problems with traditional land-use control mechanisms? How well do innovations in land-use planning address criticisms? What is role of land-use planning in good society?
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