TY  - BOOK
AU  - Sorensen,André
AU  - Marcotullio,Peter
AU  - Grant,Jill
TI  - Towards sustainable cities: East Asian, North American, and European perspectives on managing urban regions 
T2  - Urban planning and environment
SN  - 0754637662
AV  - HT241 .T69 2004
U1  - 307.76 22
PY  - 2004///]
CY  - Aldershot, Hants, England, Burlington, VT, USA
PB  - Ashgate
KW  - Urban ecology (Sociology)
KW  - Urbanization
KW  - Cities and towns
KW  - Growth
N1  - Includes bibliographical references; 1; Towards sustainable cities; Andre Sorensen, Peter J. Marcotullio and Jill Grant --; 2; Sustainable urbanism in historical perspective; Jill Grant --; 3; Why the Asian urbanization experience should make us think differently about planning approaches; Peter J. Marcotullio --; 4; An inquiry into the promise and prospects of smart growth; Gerrit-Jan Knaap --; 5; Varieties of U.S. growth management : lessons from New York and San Francisco; Rolf Pendall --; 6; Cross-border impacts of a growth management regime : Portland, Oregon, and Clark County, Washington; Chang-Hee Christine Bae --; 7; Developing and employing sustainability indicators as a principal strategy in planning : experiences in the Puget Sound Urban Region of Washington State; Donald Miller --; 8; Sustainable Portland? a critique, and the Los Angeles counterpoint; Harry W. Richardson and Peter Gordon --; 9; Canada's experience in planning for sustainable development; Jill Grant --; 10; Coping with the growing complexity of our physical environment : the search for new planning tools in the Netherlands; Gert de Roo --; 11; Central Belgium, a 'part city'? : a policy based on de-concentrated clustering; Jef Van den Broeck --; 12; Major issues of land management for sustainable urban regions in Japan; Andre Sorensen --; 13; Empowerment in the Japanese planning context; Hideki Koizumi --; 14; Green structure plan for a sustainable urban-rural relationship in Japan; Mikiko Ishikawa --; 15; Sustainable community improvement in Japan : infill redevelopment where everyone can continue to live; Shigeru Satoh --; 16; Reform of planning controls for an urban-rural continuum in Korea; Sang-Chuel Choe --; 17; Inner-city growth management problem in Seoul " residential rebuilding boom and planning response; Kwang-Joong Kim --; 18; Urban growth management and housing supply in the capital region of South Korea; Sang-Dae Lee --; 19; Towards land management policies for more sustainable cities; Jill Grant, Peter J. Marcotullio and Andre Sorensen
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