FROM ISSUE NUMBER 82 - WINTER 1986 GO TO TABLE OF CONTENTS
The unplanned paths of planning schools
IT IS STRANGE that city planning should have come into being as a profession during the presidencies of Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover. This was the zenith of freemarket capitalism, after all. How could any form of planning emerge at this time in particular—and with the warm support of an establishment suspicious of anything that smacked of “socialism”?
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