The Pulsar Effect - the 38th ISoCaRP Congress

Peter Robinson; Gavin McLachlan; Sibusiso Buthelezi; Engela Meyer

doi:10.38140/trp.v45i0.2621

The Pulsar Effect - the 38th ISoCaRP Congress

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Peter Robinson
Gavin McLachlan
Sibusiso Buthelezi
Engela Meyer

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https://doi.org/10.38140/trp.v45i0.2621

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Pulsar effect

Abstract

The International Society of City and Regional Planners (ISoCaRP) held its 38th Congress in Athens during September 2002. It examined one of the most formidable and demanding challenges facing contemporary urban planners and managers: how to cope with the 'pulsar effect' as it relates to the provision of urban services, facilities and infrastructure. The four South African planners who participated in the Congress, either as a rapporteur or as speakers, found the experience particularly stimulating.

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2002-11-30

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Robinson, P., McLachlan, G., Buthelezi, S. and Meyer, E. (2002) “The Pulsar Effect - the 38th ISoCaRP Congress”, Town and Regional Planning, 45, pp. 70–73. doi: 10.38140/trp.v45i0.2621.

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Vol. 45 (2002)

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Editorial

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