Planning And Regional Planning -- What Are They? Council of Planning Librarians. Exchange Bibliography, 174
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He contends that the nation is already planning extensively in all phases of national life and that if it is not recognized that there are grave dangers in a planned society and if constitutional and political provisions are not taken, planning will have an increasingly despotic effect on all.
20. CPL Exchange Bibliography #174 24. Whitten, Robert A Progress Report to the National Resources Board on the Making of A State Plan for New York "The process of planning is the process of inventory, an...alysis, and selected use" (p. V-1).
The New York State Planning Board Albany - 1934 529 pp.
This work represents a summary of the work of the N.Y.S. Planning Board, a temporary Advisory Board appointed by governor Herbert H.
Lehman, and which functioned from March until September, 1934. It is not a state plan, but represents only a progress report in collecting data on which a state plan of development could be drawn up later. It contains basic material from which definite plans and policies could be developed later.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He contends that the nation is already planning extensively in all phases of national life and that if it is not recognized that there are grave dangers in a planned society and if constitutional and political provisions are not taken, planning will have an increasingly despotic effect on all.
20. CPL Exchange Bibliography #174 24. Whitten, Robert A Progress Report to the National Resources Board on the Making of A State Plan for New York "The process of planning is the process of inventory, an...alysis, and selected use" (p. V-1).
The New York State Planning Board Albany - 1934 529 pp.
This work represents a summary of the work of the N.Y.S. Planning Board, a temporary Advisory Board appointed by governor Herbert H.
Lehman, and which functioned from March until September, 1934. It is not a state plan, but represents only a progress report in collecting data on which a state plan of development could be drawn up later. It contains basic material from which definite plans and policies could be developed later.
What to read after Planning And Regional Planning -- What Are They? Council of Planning Librarians. Exchange Bibliography, 174?
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