Today we’ll be taking a look at the topic of regional planning, which deals with the efficient placement of land-use activities, infrastructure and settlement growth across a large area of land. What do you know about it?
Sustainable Development
Social Development
Community Development
Natural Development
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Sustenance (ability to meet basic needs)
Self-esteem (to be a person)
Freedom from servitude (to be able to choose)
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Region refers to a city or central place plus the outlying territories that are functionally integrated with it.
Region is based on natural/physical as well as economic/ political relationships between urban areas and its surrounding rural territories
Economic linkages
Nfrastructure linkages
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Regional Planning
Town Planning
City Planning
Provincial Planning
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Transnationalism
Transitional
Naionalism
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Maturity
Drive to Maturity
Take off
Pre-conditioning
Traditional Society
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Forward linkage
Backward linkage
Linkage
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“Trickle down effect”
‘Polarization’
‘Polarize
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Positive Globalization
Negative Globalization
True Globalization
False Globalization
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Globalization
Worldwide
Globalism
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That we should strive to increase the quality of human life, now and into the future;
That this should be done in a just and equitable manner;
That it should be done while respecting the limits of supporting ecosystems
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Freedom from servitude (to be able to choose)
Self-esteem (to be a person)
Sustenance (ability to meet basic needs)
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Stage 1: Preindustrial Economy.
Stage 2: Transitional Economy.
Stage 3: Industrial Economy.
Stage 4: Post-Industrial Economy.
Stage 5: Agri-Industrial Economy.
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Inter-generational Equity
Intra-generational Equity
Biogeographic Equity
Spatial Equity
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Regional Agro-Industrial Centers (Cory Aquino) and Regional Industrial Centers (FVR)
Growth Corridor
Industrial Estate
Special Economic Zone
Export Processing Zone
Balanced Countryside Agro-industrial Development (FVR)
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Adam Smith
David Ricardo
John Maynard Keynes
Harrod-Domar Model
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Economic Region
Natural Region
Functional Region
Bio-Region
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Hippodamus of Melitus
Frederic Law Olmstead Sr.
Daniel H. Burnham
Abercrombie
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Take off
Traditional Society
Pre-conditioning
Drive to Maturity
Maturity
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Core-Periphery Model
Industrial Linkage Model
Hierarchical Diffusion Model
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National Industrial Policy
National Economical Policy
National Development Policy
National Infrastructure Policy
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David Ricardo
Adam Smith
John Maynard Keynes
Harrod-Domar Model
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Polarization
Trickle down effect”
Polarized
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Biogeographic Equity
Inter-generational Equity
Intra-generational Equity
Spatial Equity
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Physical
Economic
Social
Cultural
Environmental
Natural
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Presidential Decree No. 01
RA 001
Proclamation No.01
Executive Order No. 001
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Self-esteem (to be a person)
Sustenance (ability to meet basic needs)
Freedom from servitude (to be able to choose)
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Self-organizing
Collaborative
Non-hierarchical
Flexible
Topological spatiality
Consultation
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Growth Pole
Growth Center
Regional growth center
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Backwash effect
Spread effects
Backward effect
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Backward linkage
Forward linkage
Linkage
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Negative Globalization
Positive Globalization
True Globalization
False Globalization
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Neo-Marxism
Neo-Classical
Globalization
Dependency Theories
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Liberal Theories (Neo-classical Theories)
Neo-Marxism
Dependency Theories
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Harrod-Domar Model
Albert Hirschman
W. Arthur Lewis
Walt Rostow
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Post-War Reconstruction (1945-1960)
Harrod-Domar Model (1946)
Linear Stages Theory
Structural Change Model – W. Arthur Lewis
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Functional Region
Economic Region
Natural Region
Bio-Region
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Backwash effect
Spread effects
Backward effects
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Stage 1: Preindustrial Economy.
Stage 2: Transitional Economy.
Stage 3: Industrial Economy.
Stage 4: Post-Industrial Economy.
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Dependency Theories
Globalization
Neo-Marxism
Neo-Classical
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Modernization Theory
Neo-Marxism
Neo-Classical
Dependency Theories
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Increase Income
Meet Needs
Poverty Reduction
Build Capacities
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Industrial Dispersal
Decentralization
Exurbanization
Decongestion
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Needs + Capacities = Assets + Conservation
Build Up Capacities to Meet Needs
Equity and Justice
Social Equity
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Bio-Region
Eco-Region
Economic Region
Functional Region
Historic Region
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Neo-Classical Economics
Agriculture vs Industry Debate (Balanced vs Unbalanced Growth)
Rural vs Urban Development
Centralization vs Decentralization
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Intra-generational Equity
Inter-generational Equity
Biogeographic Equity
Spatial Equity
Social Equity
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John Maynard Keynes
David Ricardo
Adam Smith
Harrod-Domar Model
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