A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
This paper describes the main features of the extensive anti-freeway struggles in Melbourne during the 1970s. The main outcomes of the struggles are identified, including the cultural redefinition of the inner suburbs, new planning philosophies and change to inter-government relations. The paper develops the significance of these changes for urban theory particularly the potential crisis tendencies of the provision of urban services by the state.
This paper describes the main features of the extensive anti-freeway struggles in Melbourne during the 1970s. The main outcomes of the struggles are identified, including the cultural redefinition of the inner suburbs, new planning philosophies and change to inter-government relations. The paper develops the significance of these changes for urban theory particularly the potential crisis tendencies of the provision of urban services by the state.
Melbourne anti-freeway protests
Rundell, Geoff (author)
Urban Policy and Research ; 3 ; 11-21
1985-12-01
11 pages
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