Sustainable Development Pathways: Determining Socially Constructed Visions for Cities

Martin, Nigel; Rice, John L

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Sustainable Development Pathways: Determining Socially Constructed Visions for Cities

Date

2013

Authors

Martin, Nigel

Rice, John L

Publisher

John Wiley & Sons Inc.

Abstract

The Sustainable Development (SD) of capital and regional cities is one of the most pressing challenges facing Australia. In this study, we analysed the collective views of 226 individuals and public and private organizations to determine SD pathways for c