What Planners Do: Power, Politics, and Persuasion
by Charles Hoch
What Planners Do: Power, Politics, and Persuasion offers a detailed exploration of urban planning's core elements. It uncovers how planners wield influence through political engagement and persuasive techniques to foster effective community development. Ideal for those interested in the dynamics of public policy and spatial organization.
About This Book
What Planners Do delves into the essential roles and influences within the field of urban planning, highlighting the interplay of power and politics in decision-making processes.
The book examines how persuasion shapes planning outcomes, offering a comprehensive look at the professional practices that define the discipline.
Through its analysis, readers gain an understanding of the persuasive strategies planners employ to address societal needs and challenges.
This work provides a foundational perspective on the political dimensions of planning, essential for students and practitioners alike.
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