Patrick Geddes lives...
Gilg, Andrew W.
Patrick Geddes lives... - 2005 - Town & Country Planning 74(715) July/August 2005, 230-234(5) .
Explains the use of a new framework using key aspects of Patrick Geddes' problem-solving methods to evaluate post-war land use planning. Patrick Geddes is considered one of the founders of planning and his work remains compatible with contemporary public policy. Two key aspects of Geddes' problem-solving methods are especially relevant: the cyclical model of problem identification, solution, implementation, monitoring and review and back to problem reformulation; and a generalist and pragmatic approach which accepts that although evaluation cannot be precise it is necessary in order for planning to learn from its successes and failures. Diagrams.
PLANNING AND COMPULSORY PURCHASE ACT 2004
Patrick Geddes lives... - 2005 - Town & Country Planning 74(715) July/August 2005, 230-234(5) .
Explains the use of a new framework using key aspects of Patrick Geddes' problem-solving methods to evaluate post-war land use planning. Patrick Geddes is considered one of the founders of planning and his work remains compatible with contemporary public policy. Two key aspects of Geddes' problem-solving methods are especially relevant: the cyclical model of problem identification, solution, implementation, monitoring and review and back to problem reformulation; and a generalist and pragmatic approach which accepts that although evaluation cannot be precise it is necessary in order for planning to learn from its successes and failures. Diagrams.
PLANNING AND COMPULSORY PURCHASE ACT 2004