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Development policy and infrastructure in Cross River State, NigeriaEkop, O. B. January 1987 (has links)
No description available.
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A spatial framework for regional development in Zimbabwe and its implications for decentralised provincial and district planningRambanapasi, C. O. January 1987 (has links)
No description available.
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Transportation policy formation in Detroit 1945-1985Neill, William J. V. January 1986 (has links)
The thesis traces the development of transportation policy formation at regional and local levels of government in the Detroit region since 1945. Three postwar transportation policy climates are identified. The first, to the early sixties, was marked by a reasonable degree of regional consensus on freeways as the basis of regional transportation policy. The second, covering the period to the 1970's, saw this consensus begin to break down. The subsequent period to the present has been marked by an almost total collapse in regional consensus on transportation policy. Within the maintenance of a sensitivity to the dangers inherent in structuralist Marxist theorizing, the hypothesis is explored that class relationships have been of primary influence in accounting for this "macro dynamic" of transportation policy formation. The role of physical planners and implications for planning theory is a particular focus of study. The research concludes that, at a time when "grand" Marxist theorizing is coming under criticism, the primacy of class relationships as an explanatory variable can be sustained in the case of Detroit but in terms of the development of a more adequate theory of planning the research points to the need for supplemental theory construction on the discretion and influence of planners within the class pattern (as opposed to determination) of events.
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An examination of land use patterns in Makkah, a pilgrim cityAlrahman, Hossny Aziz January 1988 (has links)
No description available.
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Coastal strategies in England and Wales : principles for managing informationStojanovic, Timothy Andrew January 2002 (has links)
No description available.
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Vacant urban land in South Wales : An analysis of the extent and causes of public sector holdingsNicholson, D. J. January 1982 (has links)
No description available.
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Changing seaport systems and port planning strategies in the container age : a Korean casePark, Seung-Lak January 1992 (has links)
No description available.
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Hegemony and urban space : the case of the Turkish capital AnkaraSengul, H. Tarik January 1998 (has links)
No description available.
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Road traffic accidents and their implications for managementSaunders, Roger January 1987 (has links)
It has been known for some time that police records collected by the Department of Transport could be unreliable. Local Authorities use these data as an aid to the decision making process and to assist with objective setting. Studies warning of deficiencies in the accuracy of Stats 19 police data show confusing and often differing levels of inaccuracy. Due to the atypical nature of Road Traffic Accident typology the thesis sets out to examine a methodology for use by professional safety practitioners in order to test the reliability and accuracy of existing data and to test how in an operational environment these data might be expanded to meet the needs of the practitioner responsible for education, training and publicity measures rather than the pure highway engineering function which exists at the present time. Saunders, in 'Road Safety Management in a shire county' showed how tactical objectives were set by safety practitioners but concluded that operational resource planning was a vital stepping stone between the tactical and operational objective setting phase. The thesis examines this aspect in depth from a theoretical backcloth but illustrates throughout how this is-necessary to improve management efficiency and effectiveness within a public sector organisation. The thesis examines the levels of under-reporting in the local area from a management standpoint and considers the effects this information will have on the organisation. At the same time, aids to accident analysis such as statements made to the police and methods for improving the quality and reliability of data collection in an operational setting are considered. From this, the thesis examines the current and a proposed revision of the resource base and considers how these findings affect the operational resource plan for the organisation. This, and the methodology discussed, is a necessary management consideration if it is to enable an organisation to meet its aims and objectives.
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The politics of local government councils in a Sudanese urban communityEl-Bakri, Zeinab Bashir January 1981 (has links)
No description available.
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