The papers based on the readings should offer a critical analysis of the arguments presented. The parts of the paper should be separated by headings. There will be a separate hand-out describing the project. The meeting summary should briefly recount the issues raised at the meeting and evaluate the character and quality of the proceedings. Criteria might include effectiveness, openness to public input, significance of issues taken up.
Class is conducted according to the discussion method.
Class participation is an important component of the final grade. The file of readings on New Brunswick is on reserve in the department and in the Alexander Library Graduate Reserve Room. The questions listed under each topic are intended to provide a guide for reading the texts and are useful as potential paper topics. The Origins and Development of Planning. Peter Hall, COT , pp.