Vol. 6 No. 1-2 (2014): Lincoln Planning Review

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.34900/lpr.v6i1-2

Published: 2016-01-15

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Contents Page

Table of Contents

Hamish Rennie
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Editorial

EDITORIAL

Hamish Gordon Rennie

2-3
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Peer Reviewed Articles

Maori participation in urban development: challenges and opportunities for indigenous people in Aotearoa New Zealand

John Ryks, Philippa Howden-Chapman, Bridget Robson, Keriata Stuart, Andrew Waa

4-17
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A view from the farm-gate: farmers’ perspectives on water quality

Ronlyn Duncan

18-24
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Planning and pragmatism: an introductory outline particularly involving the elimination of goal-achievement in the planning process

Derek Hall

25-36
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Practical Pragmatic Planning

Derek Hall

37-50
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SME Environmental Behaviour

Jay Whitehead, Tracey-Anne De Silva

51-55
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Field Notes and Case Studies

Indigenous Residential Development and Property Investment

Michelle Ruske

56-62
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The Dirty Dairying Campaign and the Clean Streams Accord

Phil Holland

63-69
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Dialogue

Retrospective perspectives

Malcolm Douglass

70-78
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Outreach

Planning pains? Don’t panic: study abroad — undergraduate planning programmes in the USA and Canada

Hamish Rennie

79-80
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Political parties planning outlook in retrospect

Nicole Reid

81-82
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Where Are They Now

Henry Winchester

83-84
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Reports

Young Planners Congress 2014: “Forging Adventure: Shaping a Destination”

Michelle Ruske

85-87
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Conference Report: IAG/NZGS Conference 2014, 30 June — 2 July, Melbourne, Australia

Nick Kirk, Fiona Myles, Julie Abbari

88-89
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Go Pirates! Report on study leave in East Carolina University

Hamish Rennie

90-92
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Opinion

A Mount Artificial Surfing Reef — A Failure?

Hamish Rennie

93-94
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