At the outset it was not my intention to link this article to that of the Theunissens in the September 1982 issue of the Journal for Town and Regional Planning ("Mr. Town and Regional Planner, I presume?"). But as it turned out, it does in fact, to a degree at least, expand on the same theme. As far as planning is concerned, it is basically in support of both standpoints, but as regards the planner and the town and regional planning profession, it is in support of Theunissen number Two, i.e. of specialisation in the profession
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Author Institution: Department of Geography and Center for Urban Studies, The University of Akron, A...
The ‘public interest’ has waxed and waned as a concept of concern in planning theory over the years....
Spatial planning and/as caring for more-than-human place The academic landscape of planning studies ...
The divergence of views within the town and regional planning profession as to the future function o...
Planning is facing powerful challenges – professionally, intellectually, practically – in ways argua...
The interplay between harmony and conflict focusing on the definition of planning and the financing ...
With die acceptance of the Town and Regional Planners Act, 1984, it seems appropriate to cite extrac...
In this piece, four planners from a diversity of backgrounds provide their views on the role and fut...
Planning at the start of the third millennium deals with a completely different world from the one i...
David Dewar, in an article on the Mykonos workshop on the Future of the Planning Profession in Issue...
Coordinated and comprehensive regional planning is the most-desired objective of any contemporary pl...
The article is arguing that town planning requires a new restructure of design methodologies. It is ...
Roots and routes: Twenty five years of planning theoryIn June 1938, the Architectural Students Soci...
This booklet explores the contributions of Professor Emeritus Louis Albrechts (KU Leuven) to plannin...
There are many terms describing planning for towns and settlements. The term 'Town and Regional Plan...
Author Institution: Department of Geography and Center for Urban Studies, The University of Akron, A...
The ‘public interest’ has waxed and waned as a concept of concern in planning theory over the years....
Spatial planning and/as caring for more-than-human place The academic landscape of planning studies ...