Living people : long-term perspectives for human settlements in the Nordic countries / Christer Sanne.

Main entry:

Sanne, Christer.

Title & Author:

Living people : long-term perspectives for human settlements in the Nordic countries / Christer Sanne.

Publication:

Stockholm, Sweden : Swedish Council for Building Research : Svensk byggtjänst [distributor], [1983]

Description:

109 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm

Notes:
"Report prepared for the ECE Committee on Housing, Building, and Planning seminar in Budapest, October 1983, on research on long-term perspectives for human settlements development in the ECE-region."
Includes bibliographical references (pages 110-112).

ISBN:

9154039533 (pbk.)
9789154039531 (pbk.)

Subject:

Human settlements Scandinavia Planning.
Housing Scandinavia.
Division of labor Scandinavia.
Housing policy Scandinavia.
Établissements humains Scandinavie Planification.
Division du travail Scandinavie.
Logement Politique gouvernementale Scandinavie.
Division of labor.
Housing.
Housing policy.
Human settlements Planning.
Scandinavia.
milieu
environment
overheidsbeleid
government policy
grondbeleid
land policy
landgebruiksplanning
land use planning
ruimtelijke ordening
physical planning
populatiedichtheid
population density
bevolkingsspreiding
population distribution
bevolkingsdruk
population pressure
regionale planning
regional planning
scandinavia
vestigingspatronen
settlement patterns
Land Use Planning
Landgebruiksplanning

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Status: Available

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