Call for Nominations: Planetizen's Top Books List, 2010
Posted Sep 24 2009
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Planetizen is getting ready to release its eighth list of the best planning books of the year. Nominations for planning books published in 2009 are welcome.
The Planetizen editorial staff will be basing its 2010 list on a number of criteria, including reader submissions. Additionally, books for nomination should be:
• considered by the urban planning community to be a "must-read" for urban planning and development professionals.
• currently in-print and available.
• generally acknowledged to be directly relevant to the field of urban planning.
To nominate a book, please email tim@planetizen.com with your title.
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There is lots of theory, and lots of wonderful mathematics, and even lots of dealmaking. But the financial engineers are not real engineers who take responsibility for the bridges that fall down. They have no notion of a safety factor.
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