Resilience Planning: Forging a New Planning Paradigm
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Newman, Peter
Beatley, Tim
Date
2011Type
Conference Paper
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Newman, Peter and Beatley, Tim. 2011. Resilience Planning: Forging a New Planning Paradigm, in 3rd World Planning Schools Congress, Jul 4-8 2011. Perth, WA: Global Planning Education Association Network.
Source Title
Planning's Future- futures Planning: Planning in the Era of Global (Un)Certainty and Transformation
Source Conference
World Planning Schools Congress 2011
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Sustainable Policy Institute (CUSP)
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Abstract
The environment has been a significant focus for planning education since the 1960’s. This paper traces the transition of environmental planning through the sustainability era to the emergence of a new and more accelerated transition that increasingly is termed resilience. It outlines the emerging characteristics of resilience and suggests they need to become part of a new paradigm in planning education – resilience planning.
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