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Routledge Ethics in Planning by Routledge - Urban and Land Use Planning

Name: Ethics in Planning by Routledge - Urban and Land Use Planning
Brand: Routledge
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Move beyond simple questions of daily propriety and explore the deeper moral dimensions of urban development. In Ethics in Planning, Martin Wachs challenges the narrow definitions of ethical behavior that often limit professional discussions to everyday social relationships. While many public officials and associations focus on the propriety of routine activities, this approach often misses the broader ethical content found in planning methods, policies, and practices. This text provides a necessary perspective for those working in urban and land use planning. It examines how ethical issues are not just occasional hurdles, but are actually implicit in nearly all planning decisions. By expanding the scope of ethical inquiry, this book helps professionals look past surface-level rules to address the profound moral questions that shape our cities and communities. It is an essential resource for understanding the true impact of planning decisions on society.

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Examines how ethical issues are implicit in nearly all planning decisions made by professionals.

Expands the discussion of ethics beyond simple daily social and professional relationships.

Addresses the broader ethical content found within planning methods and policies.

Provides a critique of narrow ethical definitions used by public officials and professional associations.

Offers a deep look into the profound moral issues that influence urban and land use planning.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1138523054
Category: Books > Subjects > Arts & Photography > Architecture > Urban & Land Use Planning
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 22 September 2017
Listed Since: 08 December 2017

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