Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents: Section I: The human dimension of social-environmental planning: How we think -- Language and communication -- Section II: Nature's rules of engagement in social-environment planning: The law of cosmic unification -- Basic components of design -- Habitat, the language of boundaries -- Patterns across the landscape -- Infrastructure -- Section III: Shared relationships between everyforest and everycity: Cumulative effects, lag periods, and thresholds -- Age as an archive of history -- Ecology and economy -- Section IV: A century for healing: Toward social-environmental equality in a diverse world -- Social-environmental planning in space and time -- Challenges for social-environmental planning -- Where leaders dare to go.