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Centre or periphery? : Town planning and spatial political economy

MacLoughlin, J. B. - In: Environment & planning 26 (1994) 7, pp. 1111-1122

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Obituary

McLoughlin, J.Brian - In: Environment & planning / A 26 (1994) 7, pp. 1013-1014

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Structure planning : a preliminary testing of some research hypotheses inrelation to current practice

MacLoughlin, J. Brian; Thornley, Jennifer - 1973

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Some problems in structure planning : a literature review

McLoughlin, J. Brian; Thornley, Jennifer - 1972

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Aspects of urban management

Thornley, Jennifer R. - 1974

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The changing state of British practice

McLoughlin, J. Brian - In: Journal of the American Institute of Planners 32 (1966) 6, pp. 350-355

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Cybernetic and general-system approaches to urban and regional research : a review of the literature

McLoughlin, J. Brian; Webster, Judith N. - In: Environment & planning : international journal of urban … 2 (1970) 4, pp. 369-408

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Urban and regional planning : a systems approach

McLoughlin, J. Brian - 1970 - Repr.

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Planification urbaine et régionale : une approche par l'analyse de systèmes

McLoughlin, J. Brian - 1972

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Cybernetic and general-system approaches to urban and regional research: a review of the literature

McLoughlin, J Brian; Webster, Judith N - In: Environment and Planning A 2 (1970) 4, pp. 369-408

Certain theoretical concepts are introduced including the notion of systems, their structure and behaviour: cybernetics and information theory; the dynamics of systems which evolve and adapt their structure, and the maintenance of their organisation; the notion of control. Each concept is...

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