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Literacy Workbook

Vietnamese Version

Judy Christie

$19.95

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English
AMES New South Wales
01 January 2004

These workbooks provide basic literacy and numeracy activities for learners who need a slow-paced course of study. They contain clearly presented exercises which aim to consolidate learning. Topics include the alphabet, personal details, time, dates, signs and emergency calls. The workbooks have an accompanying cassette or CD with bilingual unit titles and instructions. Each workbook contains a bilingual glossary of key vocabulary.

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Imprint:   AMES New South Wales
Country of Publication:   Australia
ISBN:   9780734725837
ISBN 10:   0734725833
Series:   Literacy Workbook for Beginners
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Introduction 1. London and the Planning of a World City 2. Strategic Planning in London before the Mayor 3. The new Spatial Planning Framework for London 4. The Development of the London Plan 5. From Policy to Implementation 6. The Impact of Spatial Planning on Housing Outputs 7. Revising the Spatial Plan 8. Challenges to the London Planning Regime 9. Planning for Growth in a Globalised Transient World 10. Planning and the Market 11. The Management of Land and Space 12. Planning for Diversity: Combating Social Polarisation 13. Planning and New Approaches to Metropolitan Governance 14. London's Experience of Spatial Planning

Reviews for Literacy Workbook (Vietnamese Version)

'Anyone who is seriously interested in the subject of London's governance -- and that should include any serious Londoner -- ought to look inside Duncan Bowie's book and try to distil its lessons' - Professor Sir Peter Hall, Bartlett Professor of Planning and Regeneration, UCL 'It is essential reading for students of government and planning, not only in London and more widely in the United Kingdom but in other great cities across the world' - Professor Sir Peter Hall, Bartlett Professor of Planning and Regeneration, UCL 'This text is special in that it links the principles of land use planning with the author's practical experience of making spatial planning and housing strategies work in Livingstone's London. As a result the reader is not only helped to understand planning theory but also to gain insight into the ways in which a law based discipline can effectively (and sometimes ineffectively) interface with political reality' - Professor Christine Whitehead, Professor of Housing Economics, London School of Economics


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