Planning Theory

In a table overview you find the most important keywords, concepts, authors and critics for classic planning theories to learn for the first exam in the course.

Summary of Planning Theory, Exam 1.

A complete summary of every article in the two readers required for the Planning Theory exams (so you get two for the price of one!) I'd like to think it'll help you a lot, especially because you don't need to read more than 300 pages, you just need to read 37. Good luck, I hope it helps!

Summary of all articles for exam 2.

A summary of all the articles of Reader 1. With this summary you will be fully prepared for the first exam of the course Planning Theory.

Samenvatting van alle artikelen voor het eerste tentamen van Planning Theory: Roots of Planning Theory Howard, Ebenezer. 1898. Garden Cities of To-morrow: “Author’s introduction” and “The Town-Country-Magnet”. Nolen, John. 1910. What Is Needed in American City Planning? Washington, D.C. . Olmsted, Frederick Law. 1916. “‘Introduction’ [Basic Principles of City Planning].” In City Planning. Communicative Planning Harris, Neil. 2009. Collaborative Planning: From Theoretical...

In this summary, both the texts from the first part of the reader as the lectures summarized. In this summary, I obtained a 10.

In this summary, both the texts from the second part of the reader as the lectures summarized. In this summary, I have achieved a 9.

Summaries of all the different items bundled in the two readers pertaining to Planning Theory, edited by mr. Thomas Hartmann

Many questions and answers about the articles from the readers belonging to Planning Theory