The Lavine/Oder and Angotti readings reveal that even “techn.
The Lavine/Oder and Angotti readings reveal that even “technical” aspects of a planning process can politicized. Write 300-400 words that reflect on the politicization of the planning process. Some suggestions for what to think about: How could these “technical” aspects of planning be guarded from politics, if at all? Or, should these aspects be exposed to politics (that is, can you see any benefit to it)? What does this tell you about the role of the planner? In other words, planners are humans and subject to the whims of public opinion and influence, so how should they conduct themselves as “technical experts”? https://www.gothamgazette.com/index.php/development/3056-atlantic-yards-through-the-looking-glass file:///C:/Users/msart/Downloads/LavineOderAY.pdf
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