Technology and Planning: A Note of Caution.

Part of a special issue on technology and planning. Discussions of the interaction between technology and planning frequently emphasize the use of information technologies but assume that these are simply tools that planners employ. In fact, it can be argued that technology is a dynamic force that...

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Publicado en:Berkeley Planning Journal Vol. 15; pp. 85 - 90
Autor principal: Wheeler, Stephen
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Berkeley Planning Journal 2001
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