In her 1998 book Towards Cosmopolis,
Leonie Sandercock deconstructs what she calls the “heroic” story of planning
history as found in leading texts. These mainstream histories, she says, may
champion various (male) heroes such as Ebenezer Howard, Patrick Geddes or
Daniel Burnham, but the real hero, she observes, is the planning profession
itself.
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