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| Resource ID: |
967 |
| Title: |
Metropolitan Regional Planning in Amsterdam |
| Description: |
This paper reviews the planning of the Amsterdam metropolitan region up to the mid-1990s as an example of 'successful' planning at this scale. It considers the formal structures for planning, the key planning concepts and 'doctrine', and the mechanisms for consultation and co-ordination, including formal agreements. It argues that the success of the Amsterdam approach arises primarily from the culture and practice of consultation between levels of government, and with a wide range of interests and the general public. |
| Author(s): |
E.R.Alexander |
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Type of resource: |
case study |
| Area covered: |
Netherlands, Amsterdam |
| Type of document: |
Journal article |
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| Journal: |
Town Planning Review, Vol 73(1), pp. 17-40
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| Publisher: |
University of Liverpool |
| Year of publication: |
2004 |
| Availability: |
publisher |
| Is there a dataset? |
No |
| Associated web site: |
http:// www.ingenta.com |
| Is a password required? |
No |
| Associated key phrases: |
balanced development, regional planning, spatial development strategies, urban areas, governance
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| Associated topics: |
111, 140, 456, 500
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