What Planners Do: Power, Politics, and Persuasion
by Charles Hoch
Charles Hoch examines what planners do through the interconnected themes of power, politics, and persuasion. The book offers readers an accessible way to consider planning as a practice shaped by influence, public decision-making, and communication.
About This Book
What Planners Do: Power, Politics, and Persuasion examines the practice of planning through three central themes: power, politics, and persuasion.
Charles Hoch’s title points to a consideration of how planners work within political and social environments, and how their influence is expressed through ideas and communication.
The book is suited to readers interested in planning, public decision-making, and the broader forces that shape professional practice.
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