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Lectures & Videos

Every spring and fall, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy brings a variety of scholars, practitioners and authors for the Lincoln Lecture series at Lincoln House, which is free and open to the public. Most lectures are at midday and lunch is provided. Registration is required. Use the search box at below to find past and future lectures on specific topics. Select lectures are videotaped and accessible from anywhere in the world, and available in the list of lecture videos below.

Spring 2012 Lecture Series | View Upcoming Courses, Conferences and Lectures

One Hundred Years of Land Values

Date(s): mai 02, 2012

Dr. Gabriel Ahlfeldt will introduce a unique dataset of historical land values developed with Lincoln Institute support. This dataset is derived from Olcott’s Blue Books, which were published annually between 1900 and 1990. Olcott’s Blue Books represented in map form a range of spatial information ...

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The Great Inversion: City and Suburb Trading Places

Date(s): abr 10, 2012

Just a couple of decades ago, it was taken for granted that inner cities were the preserve of immigrants and the poor, and suburbs were the chosen destination of those who could afford them. Today, a demographic inversion is taking place: Central cities increasingly are where the affluent want to li ...

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