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Planning the City Upon a Hill: Boston Since 1630
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Title: Planning the City Upon a Hill: Boston Since 1630
Author: Lawrence W Kennedy
ISBN: 9780870239236
Publisher: University of Massachusetts Press
Published: 1994
Binding: Paperback
Language: English
Condition: Used: Very Good
Political Science 1622981
Publisher Description:
The focus of this study is on the changing role of local government in city planning. Boston's municipal government holds the primary responsibility for guiding the growth of the city. The city's political leaders have always needed to work with partners in the private sector, and in the twentieth century have found it increasingly necessary to cooperate with federal and state agencies as well. Although the roles played by the federal and state governments--like that played by the private sector--are crucial to the story of Boston, the author considers them in relation to city government. Planning the City upon a Hill is not, then, a comprehensive account of all planning done by government agencies, but an attempt to examine the process of planning and uncover some of the patterns at work. Planning Boston has been a sustained activity for nearly four centuries: this study is the story of the continuous evolution of both an idea and a city.
Author: Lawrence W Kennedy
ISBN: 9780870239236
Publisher: University of Massachusetts Press
Published: 1994
Binding: Paperback
Language: English
Condition: Used: Very Good
Political Science 1622981
Publisher Description:
The focus of this study is on the changing role of local government in city planning. Boston's municipal government holds the primary responsibility for guiding the growth of the city. The city's political leaders have always needed to work with partners in the private sector, and in the twentieth century have found it increasingly necessary to cooperate with federal and state agencies as well. Although the roles played by the federal and state governments--like that played by the private sector--are crucial to the story of Boston, the author considers them in relation to city government. Planning the City upon a Hill is not, then, a comprehensive account of all planning done by government agencies, but an attempt to examine the process of planning and uncover some of the patterns at work. Planning Boston has been a sustained activity for nearly four centuries: this study is the story of the continuous evolution of both an idea and a city.
