The new institutional economics and the evolution of modern urban planning: insights, issues and lessons

Article Abstract:

Urban planning has become a controversial topic, as there exists' no clear cut demarcation between market forces and government policy with respect to their role in property rights. A study examining the key issues governing urban planning, such as theoretical insights obtained from the New Institutional Economics, lessons from British town planning, etc are presented.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Analysis, Management, Company business management, Institutional economics

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Commentary: sustainable development and the aims of planning, a la francaise

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The law on solidarity and urban regeneration, solidarite et Renouvellement Urbain (SRU) was approved by the French parliament in late 2000. The SRU law had introduced significant innovations in the sustainable development in France.

France, Solidarity

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Recent changes in the Dutch planning system

Article Abstract:

A focus on modern spatial town planning policy adopted by Netherlands which is based advanced governance model is presented.

Netherlands, Government domestic functions, Interpretation and construction, Urban policy, Domestic policy

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