Preface List of Figures Glossary of Acronyms Part 1: The Rural-Urban Fringe 1. Introduction 2. The Making of the Rural-Urban Fringe Part 2: Multiple Fringes 3. A Historic Fringe 4. An Aesthetic Fringe 5. An Economic Fringe 6. A Socio-Cultural Fringe 7. An Ecological Fringe Part 3: Planning the Edge 8. Land-Use Planning and Containment 9. Planning Reform and the Spatial Agenda 10. Conclusions Bibliography Index
Biography
Gallent, Nick; Andersson, Johan; Bianconi, Marco
'The authors argue for a "made-in-the-fringe" approach to land use planning; in other words, land use policies that are informed by the fringe's unique social, environmental and economic characteristics ... This provocative and interesting thesis is carefully amd convincingly laid out in a concise and superbly written book.' – Planning Practice and Research
'The authors expertly weave together ... a coherent and lively discussion of fringe planning and development.' – Planning Practice and Research
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