Lessons Learned?
The History of Planning
in Florida |
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Table of Contents
| Chapter I |
Introduction: Themes - and Remnants of the Past |
| Chapter II |
The Early Years
From 1564 to the Early 1900s |
| Chapter III |
Emergence, Expansion, and Waning of Interest In Planning
From About 1900 to the Early 1940s |
| Chapter IV |
A Period of Quiesence
Mid 1940s to Late 1950s |
| Chapter V |
Re-Emerging Interest In Planning
Early 1960s to About 1970 |
| Chapter VI |
A New Planning Strategy
The Early 1970s |
| Chapter VII |
Implementing Florida's 1970s Planning Laws
Mid 1970s to About 1980 |
| Chapter VIII |
Trying To Put the Pieces Together - Again
Early 1980s to Mid 1980s |
| Chapter IX |
Implementing the New Intergovernmental Development Management System
Late 1980s to Early 1990s |
| Chapter X |
Moving Toward Flexibility, Followed by Partial Dismantling
Early to Late 1990s |
| Chapter XI |
On A Downward Slope
Late 1990s to 2007 |
| Chapter XII |
Conclusion - and Lessons Learned? |
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Comments about 'Lessons Learned'
... Lessons Learned is a significant contribution to our understanding of the politics and economics of land and water use planning in Florida. (Bob Graham, U.S. Senator from 1987 to 2005 and Governor of Florida from 1979 to 1987.)
... the authors ... illustrate how the effectiveness of actions has been eroded by a historically prevailing attitude of growth at any cost. (Reuben O’D. Askew, Governor of Florida from 1972 to 1979.)
... This comprehensive chronicle bears witness to the daunting challenges so many planners have labored to overcome. (Charles Pattison, FAICP, President and Executive Director, 1000 Friends of Florida.)
... Lessons Learned? should be required reading for anyone who wants to understand... America's continuing challenge to balance growth... (James Murley, former secretary of the Florida Dept of Community Affairs)
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