The first article selected is "A Comparative Study of Regional Planning in Great Britain and the Netherlands", written by Ashok K. Dutt in 1970. Although does not exist Regardless of the guiding question posed in the paper, the author highlights the importance of developments in regional planning after the Second World War. He believes that the organic integrations of cities are over and that the era of more integrated and global planning has begun. Within the process of developing comprehensive regional planning, he places emphasis on the two national systems (Dutt, 1970). The logic of the comparison lies in the need for a more coordinated and global regional perspective. He argues that the UK and the Netherlands are the pioneers of regional planning systems. Therefore, the author takes these two examples and compares them to draw an inference about the development of the regional planning ideal and deduce the principles of its systems (Dutt, 1970). Dutt (1970) structures the theoretical framework through some definitions, which are relatively new and not well combined with the urban planning literature of those years. First, it makes a simple argument about the definitions of region, planning, globality and coordination; and subsequently, it basically compares the Netherlands with reference to the British regional planning system (Dutt, 1970). The research method begins by examining the basic evolution of the Town and Country Planning act of Britain. Dutt (1970) defines levels of administrative structures and explains how subdivisions of planning actors work together. He states that the British approach to regional planning has two scales: “city-regional and national” (p. 323). The author describes the chronology of the evolution of planning in three parts: t...... middle of the document ......n Great Britain and the Netherlands. Ohio Journal of Science: Volume 70, Number 6 Janssen-Jansen, L.B., & Woltjer, J. (July 1, 2010). British discretion in Dutch planning: Establishing a comparative perspective for regional planning and local development in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. Land Use Policy, 27, 3, 906-916. Kato, H., Shiroyama, H., & Nakagawa, Y. (February 1, 2014). Structuring of public policies that incorporates the analysis of mutual expectations. European Journal of Operational Research, 233, 1, 171-183.Nadin, V., & Stead, D. (1 January 2008). European spatial planning systems, social models and learning. Disp: Dokumente und Informationen Zur Schweizerischen Orts, Regional Und Landesplanung, 35-47.Spaans, M., Wolff H. (2005). Changing territorial planning systems and the role of the regional government level; Comparison between the Netherlands, Flanders and England.