David C. Soule is the associate director at the Center for Urban and Regional Policy at Northeastern University. He is the principal advisor to the Regional Futures Institute of the National Association of Regional Councils and a member of the board of directors and former officer of the Alliance for Regional Stewardship.
David C. Soule is the associate director at the Center for Urban and Regional Policy at Northeastern University. He is the principal advisor to the Regional Futures Institute of the National Association of Regional Councils and a member of the board of directors and former officer of the Alliance for Regional Stewardship.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
David C. Soule is the associate director at the Center for Urban and Regional Policy at Northeastern University. He is the principal advisor to the Regional Futures Institute of the National Association of Regional Councils and a member of the board of directors and former officer of the Alliance for Regional Stewardship.
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Foreword: Recent Emergence of Sprawl as an Issue in American Policy Debates - Neal Peirce Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Part I. Sprawl in Context 1. Defining and Managing Sprawl - David C. Soule 2. Historical Framework: Citites and Their Regions, Suburbanization, and Federal Policies - David C. Soule 3. Legal Framework: The Laws of Sprawl and the Laws of Smart Growth - Jay Wickersham 4. Planning Framework: A Planning Framework for Managing Sprawl - Ralph Willmer 5. Economic Framework: The Economics of Sprawl - Zenia Kotval and John Mullin 6. Social Framework: Sprawl, Race, and Concentrated Poverty--Changing the "Rules of the Game" - David Rusk 7. Social Framework: Planning for a Civic Society--Investing in Social Infrastructure to Develop Social Capital - Meredith Cooper 8. Political Framework: The politics of Sprawl - David C. Soule Part II. Sprawl Dynamics 9. Real Estate Markets and Property Law - David C. Soule 10. Transportation Systems: Market Choices and Fair Prices--Five Years of Twin Cities Research - Curtis Johnson 11. Atlanta Metropatterns: A Regional Agenda for Community and Stability - Myron Orfield Part III. What's Wrong with Sprawl? 12. Shared Freedom: A Dynamic Standard for Equity in the Sprawl Debate - John Moynihan 13. The Impact of Sprawl on the Environment and Human Health - Sarah Gardner 14. The Cost of Sprawl - David C. Soule Part IV. Measuring and Analyzing Sprawl 15. Measuring Change: Databases, Build-Out Analysis, Scenario Planning, and Models - David C. Soule 16. Taking Democracy to Scale: Tools for Planning at the Speed of Change - Ron Thomas Part V. Cross-Cutting Issues 17. Sprawl and Local Government Taxation Regimes: Cause and Effect - Ari Bruening, James Hlawek, and David C. Soule 18. Immigration: Friend or Foe - Alexander von Hoffman and David C. Soule Part VI. Policy Prescriptions 19. Governing Complexity: The Emergence of Regional Compacts - Douglas Henton, John Melville, and John Parr 20. The Local Arena: Changing Regulations and Standards to Address Sprawl - Terry Szold 21. Greenspace and Natural Resource Preservation - Robert Yaro 22. Regional Equity and Smart Growth: Opportunities for Advancing Social and Economic Justice in America - Angela Glover Blackwell and Radhika K. Fox Conclusion Appendix I: Database Resources Appendix II: Web Sites for Sprawl Research Appendix III: Contact Information for Smart-Growth Alliances Appendix IV: Ahwahnee Principles for Resource-Efficient Communities Glossary Comprehensive Bibliography Index About the Editor and Contributors
Foreword: Recent Emergence of Sprawl as an Issue in American Policy Debates - Neal Peirce Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Part I. Sprawl in Context 1. Defining and Managing Sprawl - David C. Soule 2. Historical Framework: Citites and Their Regions, Suburbanization, and Federal Policies - David C. Soule 3. Legal Framework: The Laws of Sprawl and the Laws of Smart Growth - Jay Wickersham 4. Planning Framework: A Planning Framework for Managing Sprawl - Ralph Willmer 5. Economic Framework: The Economics of Sprawl - Zenia Kotval and John Mullin 6. Social Framework: Sprawl, Race, and Concentrated Poverty--Changing the "Rules of the Game" - David Rusk 7. Social Framework: Planning for a Civic Society--Investing in Social Infrastructure to Develop Social Capital - Meredith Cooper 8. Political Framework: The politics of Sprawl - David C. Soule Part II. Sprawl Dynamics 9. Real Estate Markets and Property Law - David C. Soule 10. Transportation Systems: Market Choices and Fair Prices--Five Years of Twin Cities Research - Curtis Johnson 11. Atlanta Metropatterns: A Regional Agenda for Community and Stability - Myron Orfield Part III. What's Wrong with Sprawl? 12. Shared Freedom: A Dynamic Standard for Equity in the Sprawl Debate - John Moynihan 13. The Impact of Sprawl on the Environment and Human Health - Sarah Gardner 14. The Cost of Sprawl - David C. Soule Part IV. Measuring and Analyzing Sprawl 15. Measuring Change: Databases, Build-Out Analysis, Scenario Planning, and Models - David C. Soule 16. Taking Democracy to Scale: Tools for Planning at the Speed of Change - Ron Thomas Part V. Cross-Cutting Issues 17. Sprawl and Local Government Taxation Regimes: Cause and Effect - Ari Bruening, James Hlawek, and David C. Soule 18. Immigration: Friend or Foe - Alexander von Hoffman and David C. Soule Part VI. Policy Prescriptions 19. Governing Complexity: The Emergence of Regional Compacts - Douglas Henton, John Melville, and John Parr 20. The Local Arena: Changing Regulations and Standards to Address Sprawl - Terry Szold 21. Greenspace and Natural Resource Preservation - Robert Yaro 22. Regional Equity and Smart Growth: Opportunities for Advancing Social and Economic Justice in America - Angela Glover Blackwell and Radhika K. Fox Conclusion Appendix I: Database Resources Appendix II: Web Sites for Sprawl Research Appendix III: Contact Information for Smart-Growth Alliances Appendix IV: Ahwahnee Principles for Resource-Efficient Communities Glossary Comprehensive Bibliography Index About the Editor and Contributors
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