Conservation and Planning: Changing Values in Policy and PracticeConserving historic buildings continues to excite and inflame opinion. The means of protecting such buildings and areas are well established but frequently suffer a lack of wider understanding. Conservation and Planning takes a detailed look at the way these processes have evolved and their use today by policy makers and local decision makers. |
Contents
Part | 4 |
The ascendance of conservation | 26 |
A thematic framework | 56 |
Conservation values in practice | 79 |
Geographical and spatial priorities | 89 |
Commentary on the scope and focus of conservation | 95 |
Commentary on the interpretation and articulation | 109 |
To what extent do economic and political pressures | 117 |
The Mount | 158 |
Conservation in a historic market town | 170 |
17843 | 180 |
Introduction | 207 |
Challenges to conservation | 215 |
The relationship between conservation | 217 |
The basis of conservations support and legitimacy | 225 |
The influence and variety of knowledge | 232 |
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Conservation and Planning: Changing Values in Policy and Practice Edward Hobson Limited preview - 2004 |
Conservation and Planning: Changing Values in Policy and Practice Edward Hobson Limited preview - 2003 |
Conservation and Planning: Changing Values in Policy and Practice Edward Hobson Limited preview - 2003 |
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