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Madhusudan Dattatraya Sathe. Regional planning : an areal exercise. Poona, India : Saraswat Prakashan, 1973. 229 p. Ruiz Chiapetto, Crescencio

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“...MADHUSUDAN DATTATRAYA SATHE, Regional Planning. An Areal Exercise, Poona, India, Saraswat Prakashan, 1973....”

Eficiencia, igualdad y equidad en la localización de los servicios de salud infantil del Estado de México Garrocho, Carlos

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“...This article analyzes the relevance of quantitative models in urban and regional planning by discussing their advantages and limitations and by stressing that these models are not ideologically neutral, especially in their relationship with the theories, values and interests inevitably involved in their design and use. ...”

Planeación urbana en México en período de crisis, 1983-1984 Garza Villarreal, Gustavo

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“...Both programs are reviewed within the context of theories of urban and regional planning. An attempt is made to determine the extent to which they fall within the period of institutionalized urban policies embarked upon in 1976 and whether they represent a step forward in Mexico's process of spatial planning....”

La experiencia mexicana en la planeación de grandes proyectos de inversión Hiernaux Nicolas, Daniel

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“...After pointing out the deficiencies of the planning process on a national plane (which has a clear impact upon the approaches followed in the major investment schemes under review), the author shows that both the individualistic-oriented type of planning conducted in private enterprise and the snag-ridden sectoral and inter- sectoral type of planning carried out by the government, have been major obstacles to the success of such shemes.Moreover, upon evaluating the geographical aspects of major investment schemes, the author states that these schemes have been developed without a clear vision of the region and, therefore, with little or no regard for regional planning. Similary, he states that urban development and planning have suffered from serious shortcomings, and for that reason the needs generated by intensive urban population growth have not been properly met. ...”