Social choice: a framework for collective decisions and individual judgements within a cross-cultural society.
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Date
1995
Authors
Comrie, Henri, Pierre
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Abstract
This discourse represents a searching
process. Its outcomes are consciously
unpredictable and open-ended. Its topic
is influenced by spatial dilemma across
the spectrum of South - African cities
and the fact that opportunities of
finding answers towards integration on
a regional level has only now become
desirable and feasible through national
policy. During a period of heightened
political awareness the need for
integration and improved access has
become a pressing issue which forces
us to seek answers on our feet.( Abbreviation abstract )
Description
A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Architecture, University of the Witwatersrand,
Johannesburg, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Master of Urban
Design
Keywords
City planning--cross-cultural studies--South Africa--Nelspruit, Social choice, City planning--decision-making