This 110 page collection of PN articles is a veritable potpourri of progressive planning.
Progressive Planning Reader 2004
Table of Contents
- What is progressive planning today?
By Ann Forsyth and Tom Angotti
Politics and Planning
- The Socialist City, Still
By Tom Angotti - On the Practical Relevance of Marxist Thought
By Renee Toback - Changing the Culture of Planning Toward Greater Equity
By Norman Krumholz
Urban Design
- The Ground Zero Architectural Competition: Designing without a Plan
By Peter Marcuse - Post-9/11 Planning: New York City and Beyond
By Tom Angotti - The Narrow Base of the New Urbanists
By Michael Pyatok - New Urban Planning for Neighborhood Revitalization
By Jennifer Hurley - From “Sugar Cookies” to “Gingerbread Men”: Conformity in Suburban Design
By Jill Grant - HOPE VI and the New Urbanism
By Janet L. Smith
Planning Education
- Professional Identities and Boundary Maintenance
By Gerda R. Wekerle - Cracks in the Foundation of Traditional Planning
By Barbara Rahder Planning - Education: How Could It Be Different from Business School?
By Katharine N. Rankin - Planning and Neoliberalism: The Challenge for Radical Planners
By Kanishka Goonewardena
Race, Gender and Diversity
- Diversity and the Planning Profession
By Leonardo Vazquez, PP/AICP - Involving Youth in Planning: The Progressive Challenge
By Ann Forsyth - Indigenous Planning and Tribal Community Development
By Ted Jojola - Are the Transgendered the Mine Shaft Canaries of Urban Areas?
By Petra L. Doan - Deviant History, Defiant Heritage
By Gail Dubrow - Multicultural Planning: Lessons from Papakolea
By Karen Umemoto - Women Plan Toronto : Incorporating Gender Issues in Planning
By Barbara Loevinger Rahder - Roofless Women’s Action Research Mobilization & Participatory Action Research
By Marie Kennedy
Community Planning
- Building a Legacy of Health by Confronting Health Disparities Around Food
By David C. Sloane - Empowerment through community development
By Marie Kennedy - Campus/Community Partnerships in the 90’s
By Kenneth M. Reardon and Thomas P. Shields - Indigenous Planning At Work
By Teresa Cordova
Sustainability, Environment and Health
- Urban Planning For Active Living: Who Benefits?
By Kristin Day - Engineering Physical Activity Back Into Americans’ Lives
By Mark Fenton - Sustainability is Not Enough
By Peter Marcuse - Sustainable and Environmentally Just Societies
By Sandra Rodriguez - Feminist Thoughts on Planning for Sustainability
By Sherilyn MacGregor
Globalization and International Issues
- Planning as a Tool of Political Control: Israel ‘s Matrix of Control
By Jeff Halper - Planning at the Frontline: Notes From Israel
By Oren Yiftachel - War and the Urban Geopolitical Footprint
By Michael Dudley - Urban Planners Oppose the War In Iraq (Statement 2003)
- Strategic Planning and Urban Competition: The Agenda of Mulitlateral Agencies in Brazil
By Fabricio Leal de Oliveira - Confronting Globalization: The Role of Progressive Planners
By Tom Angotti - Transnationalism, Not Assimilation
By Arturo Sanchez
Transportation and Information
- The Costs of Auto Dependency
By Lisa Schreibman - Transportation Equity and Environmental Justice
By Rich Stolz - Transportation in Toronto : Car Culture Is Alive and Well
By Janice Etter - The “Digital Divide” and the Persistence of Urban Poverty
By Blanca Gordo - Household Information Strategies and Community Responses
By Gwen Urey - Transportation Struggles in The Post-Apartheid City
By Jon Orcutt - Eight Myths of Traffic Planning
By Roger Baker - East St. Louis Citizens Put Transportation Planners on the Right Track for Light Rail Expansion
By Patricia A. Nolan
Regional Planning
- Portland, Oregon : How to Link Growth Management and Affordable Housing
By Tasha Harmon - New York : RACE, CLASS & SPACE A Historical Comparison of the Three Regional Plans for New York
By Tony Schuman and Elliott Sclar - Dots Crying In the Wilderness
By Jean Garren
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