04158nam a22003977a 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023010001700064015001900081016001800100020002000118020002000138020002300158020002300181035002300204040003400227042000800261050002100269082001800290084001500308084001500323100004000338245012000378264004300498300004600541336002600587337002800613338002700641504006600668505279400734650004903528650005303577650004003630650004803670650004203718pucpr20250909154000.0012210s20042008enka bi 001 0 eng  a 2004000361 aGBA4X52922bnb7 a0128757892Uk a0415322855qhbk a0415322863qpbk a9780415322850qhbk a9780415322867qpbk a(OCoLC)ocm54024026 apucprbengcpucprdpucprerda apcc00aHT166bW484 200800a307.1/216222 a43.642bcl a74.722bcl1 aWheeler, Stephenq(Stephen Maxwell)10aPlanning for Sustainability :bcreating livable, equitable, and ecological communities. /cStephen M. Wheeler.htxt aLondon ;aNew York :bRoutledgec2008. avi, 280 p.bill. ; plans ; c26 cm.fbook 2rdacontentatextbtxt 2rdamediaaunmediadedbn 2rdacarrieravolumebnc aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [253]-266) and index. aContents: Acknowledgments vii -- Chapter 1 Introduction 1 -- The need for change 2 -- The role of planning 11 -- Levels of government and scales of planning 13 -- Recent trends in urban planning and design 15 -- Chapter 2 Sustainable development 19 -- Roots of the concept 19 -- Definitions and perspectives 23 -- Modernist, postmodernist, and ecological worldviews 27 -- The role of value and institutions 32 -- Chapter 3 Theory of sustainability planning 34 -- Element of the sustainability planning approach 34-- Past perspectives on planning 43 -- Situating sustainability planning within planning theory 50 -- Planning and power 51 -- Planner′s role 51 -- Chapter 4 Planning and the Three Es 53 -- Sustainability and the environment 53 -- Sustainability and economics 55 -- Sustainability and equity 60 -- Chapter 5 Issues central to sustainability planning 66 -- Growth management and land use planning 66 -- Urban design 69 -- Housing 70 -- Transportation 72 -- Environmental protection and restoration 76 -- Energy and material use 78 -- Green architecture and building 79 -- Equity and environmental justice 80 -- Economic development 81 -- Population 82 -- Chapter 6 Tools for sustainability planning 85 -- Planning processes 85 -- Sustainability indicators 91 -- Ecological footprint analysis 95 -- Other research and analytic tools 95 -- Institutions and policy mechanisms 97 -- Education, communication, and consensus building 99 -- Organizing and coalition building 100 -- Chapter 7 International planning 102 -- Institutions 102 -- International planning issues 108 -- Sustainability issues in industrialized vs. less developed countries 109 -- Chapter 8 National planning 114 -- Who plans at a national scale? 114 -- National sustainability frameworks 117 -- National planning issues 122 -- Chapter 9 State and provincial planning 125 -- Who plans at the state and provincial scale? 126 -- State or provincial planning issues 126 -- Chapter 10 Regional planning 133 -- Types of regions 133 -- Who plans regions? 137 -- Regional sustainability issues 139 -- Chapter 11 Local government planning 152 -- Who plans at the local level?153 -- Local sustainability issues 154 -- Comprehensive local sustainability issues plans 179 -- Chapter 12 Neighborhood planning 181 -- Who does neighborhood planning? 183 -- Neighborhood sustainability issues 186 -- Chapter 13 Site planning and architecture 216 -- Who plans at the site and building scale? 216 -- Sustainable site design issues 219 -- Ecological architecture 224 -- Chapter 14 How do we get there from here? 235 -- Developing an awareness of opportunities 235 -- A strategic perspective 237 -- Dealing with power and improving democracy 238 -- An agenda for the future 240 -- Notes 242 -- Bibliography 253 -- Index 267 --  0aCity planningxEnvironmental aspects.2Local 0aRegional planningxEnvironmental aspects.2Local 0aCommunity development, Urban2Local 0aUrbanizationxEnvironmental aspects.2Local 0aCity planningxSocial aspects.2Local