In areas undergoing industrialization themselves, British influences combined with local movements to create unique reinterpretations of the rational planning process.
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Throughout both the United States and Europe, the rational planning movement declined in the later half of the 20th century.
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By focusing so much on design by technical elites, rational planning lost touch with the public it hoped to serve.
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The eight volumes in this series explore the philosophical implications of social problems whose solutions require rational planning and decision making.
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In effect, both provincial and district staffing levels and budgets are determined based more on precedent than on rational planning.
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Due to the high level of training required to grasp these methods, however, rational planning fails to provide an avenue for public participation.
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Through the strategies associated with these professions, the rational planning movement developed a collection of techniques for quantitative assessment, predictive modeling, and design.
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The fact remains, however, that rational planning intended for the public good cannot afford to ignore the clear signs that something is not going well.
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In Paris, architect Le Corbusier adopted rational planning's centralized approach and added to it a dedication to quantitative assessment and a love for the automobile.
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It seems that a mixed economy may be best suited to the " natural " as complete rational planning and complete free markets are no friends to nature.
