Volume
46
Issue
5
Abstract
Community based land-use decision-making is often left to an oligarchy who are familiar with the planning process. Stakeholders are frequently under-represented, possibly because of their unwillingness to participate due to the unfamiliarity with the process. The workshop described here develops participants' understanding of a land-use planning process and the complexity of socio-economic values using individual reflection and shared perspective through writing, model-making, presentations, and discussions. Using consensus-building strategies, along with a documentary film, participants engage in several hands-on group activities. Shared values in combination with new community perspectives are realized through a series of workshop activities.
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Recommended Citation
Lee, B. D., & Kew, B. W. (2008). A Workshop About Land-Use Decision-Making in the Context of Community/Societal Values. The Journal of Extension, 46(5), Article 20. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol46/iss5/20
