Author: Massin Barbet Olivia
Place: Paris
Year: 2002
Pages: 207
ISBN: 2-281-19155-9
Subject: Urbanisation
Sub-Subject: Urban Planning
Keyword: Strategic Planning, French Urban Planning, Urban Governance, Urban Projects, Planning Paradigms
Classification: 307.1416
Shelf: C1R2
Accession No: B526
Contents: Preface Introduction Milestones in French Urban Planning The Outlook for Urban Development Urban Strategies A LA Francaise Current Urban Strategies and Regulations The Role of the Rench Contracting Authority Renewing Land Policy Three Founding Laws for Renewing Regional Management Procedures Silence of the Lambs Urban Strategies Appendices Key Data Glossary Bibliography Addresses Index Photographic Credits
Abstract: This book offers a comprehensive examination of urban planning strategies in France, tracing key milestones in the evolution of French urbanism. It explores the development of urban policies, current planning practices, and the role of French contracting authorities in shaping urban growth. Special focus is given to land policy renewal and the foundational laws influencing regional management. The book connects historical context with contemporary challenges, providing an in-depth analysis of the legislative and socio-political dynamics driving French urban development. Appendices include essential data, a glossary, bibliographic references, and photographic credits for further exploration.