| Abstract: | Swedish town planning Is in a state of transition. In the context of economic growth and political stability, it has succeeded in providing a remarkably high level of physical and social wellbeing. However, the continuation of past practices can no longer guarantee desirable community development. There is an increasing scepticism about working with local plans based on nationally derived planning legislations. This study takes up some key issues which illustrate the dilemma in Swedish town planning. |
