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Mit Einführung des Planning and Compulsary Purchase Act (2004) wurde das englische Planungssystem stärker auf strategische Raumentwicklung ausgerichtet. Davon macht in besonderer Weise die Greater London Authority Gebrauch, deren direkt gewählte Mayors in den Strategischen Entwicklungsplänen sowohl ihre Regierungserklärung als auch ein Steuerungsinstrument gegenüber den 32 (selbstständigen) boroughs sehen.
Das Besondere an der Londoner Strategischen Planung sind: die Zielsteuerung über operationalisierte Kriterien für projektbezogene Entscheidungen; die hohe Bedeutung, die den Aushandlungsprozessen in der Planumsetzung beigemessen wird; die neuen Formen der regional governance, die korporatistisch ausgerichtet sind, aber einer starken Öffentlichkeitskontrolle unterliegen und von Planungsinspektoren im Ergebnis überprüft werden können; der enge institutionelle Bezug zur regionalen Wirtschaftsentwicklung über die Londoner Entwicklungsagentur (London Development Agency).

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The relationship between women's education & employment in GB & the dramatic changes in British family formation in recent decades are examined based on data drawn from the British General Household Survey. Increased cohabitation, reduced marriage, & delay in childbearing are found. Education is contended to be a powerful influence on the transition to marriage & parenthood among women. It is concluded that the current directions of economic & social change in GB predict a movement toward later & more varied patterns of family formation. 9 Tables, 5 Figures, 22 References. M. Wagner

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