Continuity and change

By:

Davies, H.W.E

Language: English Series: Town Planning Review ; 69(2) April 1998, 135-152(18)Publication details: 1998Subject(s):

Summary: Examines the evolution of the British planning system over the last 50 years,during a period when the legislative principles have remained substantially unaltered but the social, political and economic conditions have changed considerably. References.

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Examines the evolution of the British planning system over the last 50 years,during a period when the legislative principles have remained substantially unaltered but the social, political and economic conditions have changed considerably. References.

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