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Significant Books

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Importance of Protective Tarrifs for manufacturing Alexander Hamilton - Report on Manufactures
involved tarrif to protect/promote Amercian Industry: a national bank to support commerce, and federal subsidies for roads, canals, etc Henry Clay American Systems
Garden City Movement 1989 Ebenezer Howard - Tomorrow a Peaceful Path to reform
8th Grade textbook in Chicago Walter Moody 1912 - Wackers Manual of the Plan for Chicago
1st major textbook on Planning Flavel Shurtleff 1914 Carrying out the City Plan
Considered the father of regional planning -introduction to town planning and civics Patrick Geddes 1915 Cities in Evolution
1st Greenbook series on planning and government Ladisla Segoe 1941 - Local Planning Administration
standard textbook for land use planning Stuart Chapin 1957
shift of planning to be more comprehensive in nature and detailed purpose of comp plan TJ Kent 1964 Urban General Plan
documented poor living conditions in the slums of New York resulting in housing reform Jacob Riis 1890 How the other half lives
observed city life and what made streets feel sale or unsafe an dhow neighborhoods functioned Jane Jacobs 1916 The Death and Life of Great American Cities
the Green Book /Bible Frank So 1988 The Practice of Local Government Planning
observers make mental maps of their surroundings using 5 qualites: paths, edges, districts, nodes, and landmarks Kevin Lynch-1960 Image of the City
Inspired creation of Environmental Protection Agency Rachel Carson -1960 Silent Spring
father of modern ecology - conservation planning and designing with nature Ian McHarg - 1969 Design With Nature
public participation planning and policy making into 3 levels based on the power that the general public actually has - non-participation; tokenism, and citizen power Sherry Arnstein - 2007 A ladder of Participation
details how to run a movement for change by creating a guide for community organizers to use when uniting low income communities Saul Alinsky - 1971 Rules for Radicals
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