Publisher's Synopsis
In "Planning for the South; an Inquiry Into the Economics of Regionalism," John Van Sickle delves into the economic intricacies of regional planning with a specific focus on the Southern United States. Published in 1943, the book examines the challenges and opportunities facing the South during a pivotal period in American history. Van Sickle offers insights into the economic forces shaping the region and proposes strategies for fostering sustainable development. This book provides a valuable historical perspective on regional economics and planning, offering lessons that remain relevant for contemporary discussions on economic inequality and regional disparities. It is a significant contribution to the fields of economic history, regional studies, and urban planning.
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