Modern Urban Planning (Fifth Edition)

Author: John M. Levy
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Publication Date: 2003-03-01
Features: The book systematically and comprehensively elaborates on the principles and practices of modern urban planning, summarizes the development history of modern urban planning, and points out that urban planning is closely related to the development of politics, law, society, and the economy. The most prominent feature of this book is that it is extensive, complete, and highly practical, helping urban planning students, practicing planners, government officials, and the public to gain a comprehensive understanding and appreciation of modern urban planning. The book systematically and comprehensively elaborates on the principles and practices of modern urban planning, summarizes the development history of modern urban planning, and points out that urban planning is closely related to the development of politics, law, society, and the economy. The most prominent feature of this book is that it is extensive, complete, and highly practical, helping urban planning students, practicing planners, government officials, and the public to gain a comprehensive understanding and appreciation of modern urban planning. Since its first publication in 1988, the book has been reprinted multiple times, with each edition incorporating timely new literature and content on the latest developments in modern urban planning. This book is one of the most influential introductory classic textbooks on urban planning in the United States. It focuses on cutting-edge planning issues driven by political, social, and economic changes, is rich in knowledge, and provides detailed content, making it suitable for readers at various levels. It is truly a must-read for beginners in modern urban planning.