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Posted: September 21st, 2005 | Author: Rob Goodspeed | Filed under: Blogosphere |See Lifehacker’s guide to weblog comments. Read and obey!
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Public Participation in Urban Planning
- Series Introduction
- Part 1: Urban Planning and E-Government
- Part 2: A Brief History of Public Participation in Urban Planning
- Part 3: Participation Theory
- Part 4: The Internet as a Participation Tool
- Conclusions
- Sidebars: Government as Data Source Software for e-Government more
- Read my graduate final paper, the basis for the series: Citizen Participation and the Internet in Urban Planning
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- Beyond DC
- Buyindie DC
- DC Home and Condo Prices
- DC Metro Centric
- DC Metro Urban Diary
- DC Tech Events
- DCist
- DCurblogs
- Freeride
- Greater Greater Washington
- Montgomery County Housing Blog
- My List of Books about DC
- Office of Zoning
- Property Assessment
- Richard Layman
- Street Sense
- Wash. Post Local Blog Directory
Key Posts
- A Proposal for a Community Vacant Property Database
- American Light Rail
- Ballston Examined
- Bridges of Rock Creek Park
- Detroit Aerotropolis?
- Historic Districts and the Architecture of Gentrification
- Manhole Covers of Washington
- MLK Library History
- My Planetizen Posts
- Ninth Street Vacant Property Survey
- Researching My House’s History
- South Africa: Government-Built Sprawl
- The Politics of Alcohol in DC
- Transistasis: A Plan for Dallas’ Cedars Neighborhood
Planetizen Posts
South Africa
Urbanism
- ACSP Guide to Education in Urban and Regional Planning
- BLDGBLOG
- Cyburbia
- Digital Urban
- Inhabitat
- MIT Planning Courses
- Next American City Daily Report
- Ped Shed
- Planetizen
- Planning Commissioners Journal
- Ryan Avent
- Smart Growth Around America
- squattercity
- StreetsBlog
- The Ground Floor (ULI)
- Transportation for America
- UN-HABITAT
- Urban Oasis
- Urban Planning Research
- Urban Thinking
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