Encyclopedias
Socio-economic data and narrative
descriptions for major U.S. metropolitan areas. Data collected
from both governmental and non-governmental sources. Organized
by economic profiles for metropolitan areas by state, and by rankings
of metropolitan areas. |
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Z5942.K87 2001 v.1&2 Langsam Stacks |
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| Encyclopedia of American Urban History HT123.E49 2007 v.1-2 DAAP Reference |
Encyclopedia of Community Planning and Environmental Management |
Concise, clearly written definitions
of over 2,000 concepts and terms. Also includes historical material,
landmark court cases, major legislation, and brief biographies
of noted planners. Includes photos, diagrams, illustrations. Acronyms
and their meanings. |
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GF4.P58 2004 Geology-Math-Physics Stacks |
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Includes substantial readable articles
on more than 100 Third World countries. |
Encyclopedia of Urban Cultures: Cities & Cultures Around the World |
HT108.5.E53 2002 v.1-4 Langsam Reference |
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In addition to defining terms and
concepts used in urban planning, identifies prominent names in
the field and systematically covers planning and its history in
48 countries where systems of planning legislation and administration
are maintained. Photographs, maps, and bibliographies. British
emphasis. |
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Concise articles on international
land use and planning. Particularly strong for U.S., U.K.,
and Australia. |
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Illustrated with excellent color photos,
maps, and plans, this overview of global human settlement explores
various themes of regional urban and rural settlement. One major
city from each region is highlighted. |
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HE336.C5 G73 2003 DAAP Reference |
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The World Bank e-Library is an online, fully cross-searchable portal of over 1,200 World Bank titles, plus each new book as it is published. |
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Coverage: Vol.l: United States, A-M,
Vol.2: United States, N-Z, & Canada. Xreferplus |
| Web site content: Elizabeth Meyer |