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A Framework for Collaborative Regional Decision-Making

Elisa Barbour, Michael B. Teitz

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1. INTRODUCTION 1 2. REGIONAL DECISION-MAKING 3 What is the Problem? 3 Origins of the Problem 4 The Planning System Under Stress 5 Planning Challenges Today: A Problem of Governance 6 The Response to the Challenge: Emerging Regionalism 8 3. STATE GOVERNMENT AND REGIONAL PLANNING 12 State-Directed Planning 12 New Regional Strategies—A Problem-Solving Focus 13 Strengthening the Local Planning Framework 16 Effective Regional Planning 18 Making New Regional Strategies Work 20 The Washington Model 24 The Road Ahead 26

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Key concepts: Regional planning, Regionalism (politics), Corporate governance, Strategic planning, Transportation planning, Work (physics), Spatial planning, Political science