The Crisis of Transition: A Critique of Strategies of Crisis Management
John Friedmann
John Friedmann is Professor of Planning at the University of California, Los Angeles. His most recent book is Territory and Function: the Evolution of Regional Planning, co-authored with Clyde Weaver (London, 1978). A forthcoming book, The Good Society: an Introduction to Radical Practice is in press at MIT. The present essay is part of a larger effort to re-orient development policy in agrarian market societies along ‘agropolitan’ lines. These ideas have been most recently formulated in a long essay. The Active Community: Towards a Political-Territorial Framework for Rural Development in Asia ‘ which will apear in the proceedings of a conference on ‘The Rural-Urban Transformation’ which was held at the United Nations Centre for Regional Development in Nagoya, Japan, in November 1978.
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John Friedmann is Professor of Planning at the University of California, Los Angeles. His most recent book is Territory and Function: the Evolution of Regional Planning, co-authored with Clyde Weaver (London, 1978). A forthcoming book, The Good Society: an Introduction to Radical Practice is in press at MIT. The present essay is part of a larger effort to re-orient development policy in agrarian market societies along ‘agropolitan’ lines. These ideas have been most recently formulated in a long essay. The Active Community: Towards a Political-Territorial Framework for Rural Development in Asia ‘ which will apear in the proceedings of a conference on ‘The Rural-Urban Transformation’ which was held at the United Nations Centre for Regional Development in Nagoya, Japan, in November 1978.
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