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Urban Growth Models
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Introduction to Theory
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Planning Theory Introduction
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Introduction
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Introduction to Planning Theory
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Land Use and Land Value
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William Alonso's Location and Land Theory
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Sustainability and Rationality in Planning
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Introduction to the Sector Model
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Concentric Zone Theory
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Introduction to Lecture 15 (Cont.)
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Sustainability, Rationality, and Globalization
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Forms of Cities in Socialist Countries
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Lecture 6 (Continued): Paradigms of Planning Practice
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Lecture 14: Urban Planning Theories
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Lecture 9 (Cont.)
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Multiple Nuclei Theory
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Introduction to Planning Theory
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Introduction to Lecture 5: Paradigms of Planning Practice
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History and Significance of Public Participation
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Lecture 34: Participation and Planning
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Introduction to Land Use and Land Value
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Lecture 12: Sector Theory
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Impact of Information Technology on Urban Economics and Politics
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Lecture 39: Public Participation and Empowerment
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Lecture 26: Globalization
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Theories of Urban Structure
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City as an Organism
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Lecture 31: Compact City Approach
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Lecture 40: Participation, Policy Formulation, and Implementation
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Inseparability of Planning and Evaluation
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Lecture 2: Definitions of Theory
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Definitions of Planning Theory
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Lecture 8: Issues in Planning Theory and Practice
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Lecture 25: Components of Sustainable Urban Development
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The City: A Multifaceted Entity
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Lecture 28: Modernism and Postmodernism Debate
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Forms of Cities in the Developed World
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Lecture 22 (Cont.): Sustainability, Rationality, and Globalization
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Impediments to Public Participation
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Lecture 27: Internationalization
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Introduction to Public Participation
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Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation
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