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Has urban planning, as Design Observer frets, lost its allure?

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∞  04/27/11 at 12:17pm via utnereader
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  1. lavvocato reblogged this from poptech
  2. publicplanet answered: Still considerable allure to the tools and practices, but in this political climate its tough to get excited about it as a career path
  3. beachjustice reblogged this from utnereader and added:
    A lot of the topics mentioned int he final paragraph are covered in my programme. Not
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  5. climateadaptation answered: it was once alluring?
  6. newleft reblogged this from utnereader and added:
    Thomas J. Campanella, “Jane Jacobs and the Death and Life of American Planning,”
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  9. orangetag answered: Yes— potential urban planners don’t want to subject themselves to the unavoidable partisan politics. (IMHO)
  10. brewinggeographer reblogged this from utnereader and added:
    Urban Geography students, what do you think?
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