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In this chapter we propose to clarify the links between ideologies and values, on the one hand, and national planning, on the other. Our assumption is that national planning — the preparation and implementation of plans by central government — constitutes an activity that is prescribed by, coexists with, or is in conflict with society’s basic values and the ideologies held (or professed) by members of the governmental institutions concerned.
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Bilski, R., Galnoor, I. (1980). Ideologies and Values in National Planning. In: Bilski, R., Galnoor, I., Inbar, D., Manor, Y., Sheffer, G. (eds) Can Planning Replace Politics?. The Van Leer Jerusalem Foundation Series, vol 4. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-8857-6_4
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