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I’ve been a city planner, starting with Lexington, NC in 1958; then Cranston, RI., Binghamton, NY and several other places. Later I did a PhD at Cornell(1966), taught in the new Graduate Planning Program at the University of Puerto Rico (1965-67), then at Cornell from 1967 on. My interest is the “politics” of planning and community development. Read More

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