Planning Local Economic Development Theory and Practice

Planning Local Economic Development Theory and Practice 4th edition, by Edward J. Blakely and Nancey Green Leigh supplies strong foundation for a complete technology of practitioners and teachers working in planning and coverage development. Written by authors with years of educational, regional, and city planning experience, the book has been used extensively in graduate economic growth, urban research, nonprofit management, and public administration courses.
Now completely up to date for the challenges of the twenty first century and with new coverage of sustainability, the book explores the theories of native economic improvement while addressing the problems and alternatives faced by cities, towns, and native entities to craft their financial destinies throughout the world economy.
Authors Edward J. Blakely and Nancey Green Leigh provide a completely up-to-date exploration of planning processes, analytical techniques, and locality, business, and human resource growth, in addition to excessive know-how and sustainable financial growth strategies.
Planning Local Economic Development Theory and Practice incorporates sustainability into the definition and application of local economic growth with new case studies, illustrations, and exercises. It takes a fresh take a look at the state of the financial improvement occupation and addresses local financial development planning’s response to a local weather-challenged world.
This book is ideal for graduate programs in Financial Improvement, City Studies, Nonprofit Management, Economics/Public Finance, and Public Administration. Economic development specialists in native and municipal government in the United States and internationally, as well as nonprofit organizations, may also find this a necessary reference.
Planning Local Economic Development: Theory and Practice
Edward J. Blakely and Nancey Green Leigh
Sage Publications, Inc; Fourth Edition
464 pages
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