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Urban Planning Imagination: A Critical International Introduction

Contributor(s): Phelps, Nicholas A (Author)

ISBN: 9781509526246

Publisher: Polity Press

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Pub Date: July 6, 2021

Dewey: 307.1216

LCCN: 2020043655

Lexile Code: 0000

Features: Bibliography, Illustrated, Index, Price on Product

Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 1.00" H x 9.10" L x 6.00" W ( 1.15 lbs) 248 pages

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Description: "A critical, internationally comparative guide to rethinking urban planning for the future"--

Review Quotes:

"By exploring a significant aspect of planning work, this important primer makes a persuasive case for paying attention to the promising potential of planning imaginations in an increasingly urbanized world."
Journal of the American Planning Association

"With his book, Nicholas A. Phelps has presented a refreshingly liberating view of urban planning that avoids the greatest pitfalls of localism."
Soziopolis​

"A wise and stimulating book."
Zef Hemel, Rooilijn

"A stock of wisdom and a series of useful methods [...] with the conviction that new and more supportive collaborations are central to the future of urban planning."
TOPSCAPE

"The Urban Planning Imagination goes beyond planning as reactive and regulative profession and revisits planning's histories and geographies. This mind-opening and path-breaking book deploys a whole set of new vocabularies - imagination, substance, wisdom, methods, comparison, exchanges - to depict an exciting, forward-looking, progressive vision of planning. Rethinking fundamental aspects of planning, Nicholas A. Phelps presents a critical reading of diverse international practices and provides a profound inspiration to a new generation of planners."
Fulong Wu, UCL Bartlett School of Planning

"The growing complexity of society, cities and planning requires the original insights and analysis that Nicholas A. Phelps provides. Building on the diversity of planning practices, Phelps provides a framework that allows us to move forward to tackle the challenges of cities and city planning. Highly recommended."
Phil Allmendinger, University of Cambridge

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