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Progress in PLANNING VOLUME 39 Edited by D. R. DDAMOND LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE J. B. McLOUGHLIN SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING, UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE and B. H. MASSAM DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY, YORK UNIVERSITY, CANADA © PERGAMON PRESS Oxford - New York - Seoul - Tokyo PROGRESS IN PLANNING December 1993 issue Edited by D. R. DIAMOND London School of Economics and Political Science, England J. B. McLOUGHLIN School of Environmental Planning, University of Melbourne, Australia B. H. MASSAM Department of Geography, York University, Canada AIMS AND SCOPE To provide a convenient and rapid outlet for extended papers drawn from recent research. New and innovatory aspects of planning are emphasized; the contributors are international in character and drawn from multi-national sources. 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