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Aims/Description: This unit provides an introduction to state-led planning. It considers the administrative, legal and political contexts in which planning decisions are made and the role of different groups in mediating land-use development. The unit will focus around work to understand how spatial planning systems are constructed and mediated by different actors. The unit will use practical scenarios to explore how action surrounding development might be organised, the ways in which the state is talked about and how it is organised, as well as the means by which the state makes planning policies and implements these.
Notes: Part of accredited programmes of: Royal Town Planning Institute; Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors; Royal Town Planning Institute and Royal Institute of British Architects
Information on the department responsible for this unit (Urban Studies and Planning):
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