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Drawing On The Outcomes Of The Franco-british Planning Study Group, This Book Highlights The Fundamental Similarities And Differences Between Spatial Planning In Great Britain And France. Chapters Offer A Comparative Investigation Of The Basic Contexts For Planning In Both Countries. The Purpose And Process Of Comparing British And French Planning / Michèle Breuillard And Charles Fraser -- Contemporary Urban And Regional Changes And Policy Problems / Stuart Farthing And Jean-paul Carrière -- Land Law, Land Markets, And Planning / Matthieu Galey And Philip Booth -- Institutional Frameworks And Planning Processes / Michèle Breuillard, Richard Stephenson, And Stéphane Sadoux -- Actors And Instruments In The Planning Systems: The Cases Of Manchester And Lyon / Philip Booth, Suzy Nelson, And Didier Paris -- Strategic Spatial Planning At The Metropolitan Level / Roelof Verhage, Mark Baker, And Paul Boino -- Examining The Relationship Between Transnational And National Spatial Planning: French And British Spatial Planning And The European Spatial Development Perspective / Olivier Sykes And Alain Motte -- Policy For Small Towns In Rural Areas / Jean-paul Carrière, Stuart Farthing, And Marie Fournier -- The Evolution Of Urban Policy / Gay Fraser And Florence Lerique -- The Financing Of Development / Charles Fraser And Pascal Hoffmann -- Public-private Partnership In Urban Regeneration / Hichem Trache, Howard Green, And Florence Menez -- Public Transport In Cities And Regions: Facing An Uncertain Future / Reg Harman, Alain L'hostis, And Philipe Ménerault -- So Near, Yet So Far / Michèle Breuillard And Charles Fraser. Edited By Philip Booth... [et Al.]. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.