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Citizen participation in urban planning: Planner attitudes, administrative frameworks

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The results of a longitudinal attitude survey of British and American planning officials towards the concept of citizen participation are reported. Particular attention is given to their expressed preference for a locally controlled system for organizing citizen participation framework is outlined that has emerged from recent US practice and that meets the expressed requirements of the planning officials.

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  1. Department of Urban Studies and Community Development, Rutgers University, 18102, Camden, NJ, USA

    Lang Michael H. Dr. (Assoc. Prof.)

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Lang, M.H. Citizen participation in urban planning: Planner attitudes, administrative frameworks. GeoJournal 14, 227–235 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00435813

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