Progress in Rural Policy and Planning, 1995 (Volume 5)

This volume is the fifth in the Progress in Rural Policy and Planning series. The aims of this annual review are two-fold. First, to provide an annual review of actual and proposed changes to rural planning legislation across the main sectors, i.e. agriculture, forestry, conservation, recreation, settlement planning, transport planning and other issues like mineral extraction and employment. Secondly, to provide longer-term reviews of the impact of planning policies, the evolution of planning policies and appraisal of planning techniques in any single one, or a combination of, the sectors outlined above, either at international or local levels.

Successor to the popular Countryside Planning Yearbook, this authoritative annual review looks at progress in specific areas, as well as advancement across the entire domain of rural policy and planning for individual countries or geographical regions. Contains a mix of major papers and short reviews on current events, novel themes and new debates.