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| 12585. THE NEW TOWN CONCEPT: HISTORY & FUTURE. This paper provides a retrospective assessment and analysis of the new town movement of the 1960's. The analysis provides an overview of the new town concept, including a discussion of the factors spurring new town development, a history of the new town movement, and a profile of the American new towns (both publicly and privately funded) as they developed during the post-World War II period. A concluding analysis examines the failures and successes of the movement, and discusses the future of new towns in America. 12p., 41f., 24b. | $84 |
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