Planning Local Economic Development: Theory and Practice
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Planning Local Economic Development: Theory and Practice

by Nancey G. Leigh, Edward J. Blakely

Business Economics Urban Planning
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Planning Local Economic Development: Theory and Practice provides a broad foundation for understanding local economic development and the planning processes connected to it. By bringing theory and practice together, Nancey G. Leigh and Edward J. Blakely offer a resource for students, planners, and readers interested in community-focused economic planning.

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Planning Local Economic Development: Theory and Practice examines the ideas and methods used to understand and shape economic development at the local level.

Written by Nancey G. Leigh and Edward J. Blakely, the book connects theoretical perspectives with practical planning considerations.

It offers a useful resource for readers seeking a broad foundation in local economic development planning and practice.

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