This volume presents a careful selection of the key contributions
to social planning produced by leading scholars in the field. It
addresses the many ethical and distributional matters which enter
into planning processes. Many of these concern the involvement of
social values and norms into otherwise positive structures. This
authoritative collection includes not only papers which look at
social planning from an abstract, academic perspective but also
more applied work in the field.The opening section examines the
theory and methodology of social planning. The focus is on concepts
such as social justice and social equity, with concern as much for
their application as for their definition. The next two parts look
firstly at the particular matter of sustainable development in its
broadest sense, and secondly at amenities and social organization.
Somewhat in contrast to this, the following part embraces papers
which consider spatial mismatch and ways of planning to minimize
such mismatches - or at least their impact. The last section of the
collection presents two alternative planning models. This volume
will be an essential source of reference for academics, researchers
and practitioners concerned with social planning.
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