PART 1

Introduction 1

1 Introduction

Nancey Green Leigh and Bruce Stiftel

2 Education and Demonstration of Professional Competence

Andrea I. Frank

PART 2

Pillars of Planning Education

3 Planning History

Robert Freestone

4 Teaching Planning Theory in China

Kang Cao, Qinshi Li, Xiaolan Li, and Li Zheng

5 Planning Law

Richard K. Norton

PART 3

Pedagogy

6 Designing Core Curricula

Jessica L. H. Doyle and Bruce Stiftel

7 Planning Technology

Jennifer Minner, Jennifer Evans-Cowley, and Nader Afzalan

8 Role of Studios and Workshops

Judith Grant Long

9 Gender

Dory Reeves

PART 4

Planning Skills

10 Written, Oral, and Graphic Communication

Hemalata C. Dandekar

11 Research Design and Practice

David Hsu

12 Quantitative Methods

William J. Drummond

13 Qualitative Methods

Sai Balakrishnan and Ann Forsyth

14 Spatial Analysis

Subhrajit Guhathakurta

15 Leadership

Michael Neuman

PART 5A

Traditional Subjects of Specialization

16 Local Economic Development Planning

Nancey Green Leigh and Lynn M. Patterson

17 Regional Economic Development Planning

Edward M. Bergman and Edward Feser

18 Planning at the National Level

Daniel Galland and Frank Othengrafen

19 International Comparative Planning

Frank Othengrafen and Daniel Galland

20 Land Use Planning

Nicole Gurran

21 Environmental Planning

Christian Zuidema and Gert de Roo

22 Transportation Planning

Andrea Broaddus and Robert Cervero

23 Housing and Real Estate Planning

Katrin B. Anacker

24 Urban Design

Barbara Faga

PART 5B

Essential Subjects of Planning Sustainable Places

25 Climate Change

Ward Lyles and Mark Stevens

26 Water Resources Planning

Caitlin Dyckman

27 Planning the Just City

Rachel Garshick Kleit and Rebecca F. Kemper

28 Food Systems

Alfonso Morales and Rosalind Greenstein