Abstract:
The Plan for Milton Keynes is the strategy which will guide the development of the new city. At its simplest, it is an approach to guiding the urbanisation of a large piece of land. When it was published, the Plan was widely acclaimed as a major step forward in town planning. Critics thought that the flexibility of the Plan was its major strength - clearly it is not possible to identify the dominant and minority life styles for which a city should be catering over the next century. The Plan permits many changes to take place in the built form in response to changing economic and social conditions.
Research Papers
Statistics on Britain's new towns and chief impact on opinion and
decision making
Catalogue: Seminar 1978: Social Research in the Public Sector
Authors: Ray Thomas, Patricia Prescott-Clarke
 
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Lost sales research
Catalogue: Seminar 1996: Building Brand Identity In The Auto Industry
Authors: Andy Turton, Steve Gatt
 
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