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Intro -- Part One: Language Planning: Context And Approach -- 1 Problems Of Language Planning -- 2 Sociolinguistic Settings Of Language Planning -- 3 Comparative Study Of Language Planning: Introducing A Survey -- 4 Prerequisites For A Model Of Language Treatment -- Part Two: Language Planning Systems And Organizations -- 5 Language Planning In India: Authority And Organization -- 6 Language Planning In Israel: Solving Terminological Problems -- 7 The Hebrew Academy: Orientation And Operation -- 8 Indonesian Language Planning And Education -- 9 Agency Man -- Part Three: Products, Publics And Planning -- 10 Three Language Planning Agencies And Three Swedish Newspapers -- 11 Hebrew Language Planning And The Public -- 12 Language Standardization In Indonesia -- 13 Language Associations In India -- Part Four: Comparative Dimensions -- 14 Selected Dimensions Of Language Planning: A Comparative Analysis -- 15 Linguistic Sources For Terminological Innovation: Policy And Opinion -- 16 Textbook Writers And Language Planning -- 17 National Language Planning In China -- Acknowledgments -- Index.

The aim of the article is to bring inspiration and offer needed recommendations for implementing the scenarios in the defence planning process. The article addresses purpose, development and practical application of scenarios in a national defence planning process, utilizing capability based planning (National Capability Based Defence Planning - NCBDP). During the planning scenarios are used for identification and verification of capability requirements. Scenarios depict main features of the environment in which the armed forces will be employed to execute military missions. Scenarios reflect as well operational concepts in a sense of doctrinal use of armed forces. Furthermore, they offer a possibility to identify and quantify required capabilities in a volatile, difficult to predict, complex, permanently and dynamically changing environment, and reduce level of uncertainty and associated risks. In this regard, scenarios are significant analytical and supporting tool of defence planning with high value added. Correct application of scenarios allows defining a set of required capabilities necessary for success in potential future conflicts. Scenarios enable long-term planning of capabilities development and optimisation as a platform for qualified and well informed decisions at the MoD level on the armed forces character, structure and size with regard to the ambitions and international commitments of the country. In the conclusion the article brings recommendations for the defence planning process improvement by exploiting capability based planning and scenarios. Recommendations provided in the article include doctrinal changes, organizational changes within MoD and General staff, recommendations for updating the education plans for military personnel, recommendations for optimization of the defence planning process as well as for necessary changes in the approach of the defence managers and military leaders to the described method.

Planning policies in Egypt are undergoing a transformation process, not only on the political levels, since 2011, but also on the social, behavioural and economic levels. A new vision and planning process are needed to assure sustainability. Hence, this paper attempts to view and assess the sustainable urban development policies and process applied in "Bahnstadt" railway suburb in Heidelberg, Germany and adapt it to the case of Ramses Railway neighbourhood in Downtown Cairo. It also attempts at setting guideline strategies for an integrated sustainable urban neighbourhood planning prototype.

The military planning system provides a structured process through which contributions from the staff, as well as superiors and subordinate units, enable the Commander's intent to unfold and become effective. Visual displays, in the form of diagrams explaining the steps in the process as well as serving as the resulting plans (often in the form of Power Point presentations) play an important role. As the Naval Warfare Publication 5-01 Navy Planning puts it, "Military planning, and by extension, Navy planning, is the process by which a commander (CDR) visualizes an end state as well as the arrangement of potential actions in time and space that will allow the realization of that future." Checklists, decision support matrixes, tables articulating risks and other tools visually displaying planning process elements are central to planning process execution. In addition, visual tools concerning the process itself can facilitate education, training and execution of the Navy Planning Process (NPP). This paper puts forth a method to visualize the Navy Planning Process to better understand the process. This site displays abstracts of MOC Warfighter articles. Department of Defense CAC-authenticated users may download full copies of the articles at this site. Others may request copies of specified articles by contacting the MOC Warfighter administrator.