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Foreword; Acknowledgements; Contents; Editors and Contributors; 1 Introduction; Abstract; Context; Structure of the Book; Renewing Planning's Vision; References; Beginnings; 2 The Origins of Planning Education: Overview; Abstract; Introduction; Anglo-American Origins; Planning Education in the Post-world War II Era; Toward the Current Condition; References; 3 The Department of Civic Design at Liverpool University and Its Lever Professors: Influence and Wider Legacies; Abstract; Introduction; Establishing the Department of Civic Design; William Hesketh Lever, First Viscount Leverhulme
Professor Sir Charles Herbert ReillyFirst Lever Professor: Stanley Davenport Adshead (1912-14); Second Lever Professor: Sir Leslie Patrick Abercrombie (1915-1935); Third Lever Professor: Lord William Graham Holford (1936-47); Fourth Lever Professor: Gordon Stephenson (1948-1953); Fifth Lever Professor: Henry Myles Wright (1954-1975); Sixth Lever Professor: Gerald Dix (1975-1988); Seventh Lever Professor: Peter Batey (1989-2015); Changing Conceptions of Civic Design; Overarching Themes; Acknowledgements; References; 4 Educating Planners at MIT: Eight Decades of Changing Cities; Abstract
Up from Adams: Inventing and Building a DepartmentExpanding the Department: From Practitioners to Scholar-Practitioners; Planning, the Revolution; After the Revolution: Global and Local Engagement; Changing Cities: Is There an MIT Way?; References; 5 Jaqueline Tyrwhitt and the Internationalization of Planning Education; Abstract; Introduction; Formative Influences; Mobilization for Postwar Planning; Army Education and the Internationalization of Planning Education; Postwar Internationalism and Information Exchange; UN Technical Assistance Program in Housing and Town Planning
Converging Transnational NetworksUN Seminar, New Delhi, 1954; A Planning School in Indonesia; Tyrwhitt in Bandung; Institutionalizing the ITB School of Regional and City Planning; Conclusion; References; 6 Six Decades of Planning Education in China: Those Planned and Unplanned; Abstract; Introduction; The Origins and Pioneers; The First Boom and Its Shut Down (1952-1960s); Recovery and Re-Open (1970s and 1980s); The Transformations in the 1990s; The New-Century Boom; Reflections from Historic Perspective; Acknowledgements; References
7 Tertiary Education and Postwar Reconstruction: The First Australian Planning ProgramsAbstract; Introduction; A Prelude to Professional Education; South Australian School of Mines and Industries; University of Sydney; University of Melbourne; Conclusion; Acknowledgements; References; 8 Planning Education in Brazil; Abstract; Introduction; Urbanism in Engineering Between the End of the 19th Century and the 1940s; A New Trend-Modern Urbanism in Architecture and Urban Planning Courses; Urban Planning Education; Planning and Politics-The Right to the City
Professor Sir Charles Herbert ReillyFirst Lever Professor: Stanley Davenport Adshead (1912-14); Second Lever Professor: Sir Leslie Patrick Abercrombie (1915-1935); Third Lever Professor: Lord William Graham Holford (1936-47); Fourth Lever Professor: Gordon Stephenson (1948-1953); Fifth Lever Professor: Henry Myles Wright (1954-1975); Sixth Lever Professor: Gerald Dix (1975-1988); Seventh Lever Professor: Peter Batey (1989-2015); Changing Conceptions of Civic Design; Overarching Themes; Acknowledgements; References; 4 Educating Planners at MIT: Eight Decades of Changing Cities; Abstract
Up from Adams: Inventing and Building a DepartmentExpanding the Department: From Practitioners to Scholar-Practitioners; Planning, the Revolution; After the Revolution: Global and Local Engagement; Changing Cities: Is There an MIT Way?; References; 5 Jaqueline Tyrwhitt and the Internationalization of Planning Education; Abstract; Introduction; Formative Influences; Mobilization for Postwar Planning; Army Education and the Internationalization of Planning Education; Postwar Internationalism and Information Exchange; UN Technical Assistance Program in Housing and Town Planning
Converging Transnational NetworksUN Seminar, New Delhi, 1954; A Planning School in Indonesia; Tyrwhitt in Bandung; Institutionalizing the ITB School of Regional and City Planning; Conclusion; References; 6 Six Decades of Planning Education in China: Those Planned and Unplanned; Abstract; Introduction; The Origins and Pioneers; The First Boom and Its Shut Down (1952-1960s); Recovery and Re-Open (1970s and 1980s); The Transformations in the 1990s; The New-Century Boom; Reflections from Historic Perspective; Acknowledgements; References
7 Tertiary Education and Postwar Reconstruction: The First Australian Planning ProgramsAbstract; Introduction; A Prelude to Professional Education; South Australian School of Mines and Industries; University of Sydney; University of Melbourne; Conclusion; Acknowledgements; References; 8 Planning Education in Brazil; Abstract; Introduction; Urbanism in Engineering Between the End of the 19th Century and the 1940s; A New Trend-Modern Urbanism in Architecture and Urban Planning Courses; Urban Planning Education; Planning and Politics-The Right to the City