Subject(s): City planning. -- Urban policy. -- Regional planning. -- Urbanization -- Rational Planning -- Terrain and Trajectory : Education of City Planners Through the time, Anglo American Town Planning Theory, Connectivity and Contingency in Planning -- Groundwork For Planning: Principles of Scientific Management, Technical Advantage of Bureaucratic Organization, End of Laissez-Faire(1926), Social control in Planning, Individualism and collectivism, Economic Aspects -- Spatial Vision and Social Order: Modern Town planning, Regularization,Neotechnic City, Civic Art and Life, Town-Planning Chart, Fourth C.I.A.M Congress, Athens, 1933, Usonian Vision, Creative Urbanism -- Planning with Efficiency: Rational planning, Incremental Planning, Plural Planning, Complexity Planning -- Planning with Flexibility: Critical Planning: Structures, Institutions and Environment, -- Diversity Planning: R ace, Gender, and Culture -- Dialogical Planning: Communication , Negotiation and Collaboration -- Planning With Contingency: Critical planning: Power, Conflict, and Social Justice , Habermas and Foucault. , Globalism, Neolibralism -- Delibrative Planning: Participation, Communication, Collaboration and Consensus -- Pragmatic Planning -- Spatial Planning: Adaptive systems, Networks, and Strategies -- Complexity Theory, Urbanism and Gated Community