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If you liked The ACSP-ASPO guide to graduate education in urban and regional planning by Michael P. Brooks, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, American Society of Planning Officials

If you liked The ACSP-ASPO guide to graduate education in urban and regional planning by Michael P. Brooks, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, and American Society of Planning Officials, start with Social planning and city planning (1970), Planning theory for practitioners (2019), and Neighborhood analysis, Reidsville, North Carolina (1963). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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The ACSP-ASPO guide to graduate education in urban and regional planning is by Michael P. Brooks, Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, and American Society of Planning Officials.