Urban Planning Management and Regulations

Author: Geng Yuxiu
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This is a systematically structured textbook that elaborates on the theory and practice of urban planning management. The book is divided into three parts: Management, Rule of Law, and Regulations.
The Management section focuses on theoretical elaboration: First, it introduces the development of administrative management thoughts and theories both domestically and internationally, including the key points of traditional Chinese administrative management thoughts and the main schools of foreign modern and contemporary administrative management theories. This holds significance for urban planning management, which falls under the category of administrative management, as it provides inheritance and reference. Second, it comprehensively explains the connotation, nature, characteristics, principles, functions, and methods of urban planning management, particularly constructing a three-dimensional system structure for urban planning management and analyzing the constituent elements of urban planning management activities. This theoretically reveals the inherent laws of urban planning management work, offering guidance for understanding urban planning management and further improving management levels.
The Rule of Law section focuses on operational aspects, elaborating on the characteristics, subjects, objects, contents, and procedural legal requirements of urban planning organization, compilation, and approval management, as well as urban planning implementation management and urban planning implementation supervision management from the perspective of administrative governance according to law. This concretizes the practice of urban planning management under the rule of law.
The Regulations section focuses on introducing regulations, separately outlining the key points of the urban planning legal system, current urban planning legal norms, and related legal norms for urban planning.
This book is one of the systematic textbooks for urban planning majors in Chinese higher education institutions and can also serve as a reference for continuing education for working urban planning professionals.