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The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy is a leading resource for key issues concerning the use, regulation, and taxation of land. Providing high-quality education and research, the Institute strives to improve public dialogue and decisions about land policy.
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Report
A report and accompanying subcenter confronts the challenge of planning future megacities in the developing world
Book
The regional planning tradition, from Patrick Geddes and Ian McHargh to today’s megaregions: also available as an eBook
Report says focus on California and Northeast to start, build public private partnerships
A Tale of Two Taxes: Property Tax Reform in Ontario, is a compelling case study
From Iceland fisheries to cap-and-trade in Property in Land and Other Resources, co-edited by Nobel Laureate Elinor Ostrom
A look at rapidly changing public finance in China, and the role of local government as urbanization intensifies
Data
Land and Property Values in the US is an indispensible database for housing research
Film
Portland: Quest for the Livable City is one of three documentary films on cities in the U.S., along with Phoenix and Cleveland
Video
Visiting fellow Daphne Kenyon on payments in lieu of taxes by nonprofits, based on the recently published Policy Focus Report
New report examines the regularization of informal settlement in Latin America
Sea level rise, VMT, energy sprawl, and LEED-ND in Climate Change and Land Policies, now also an eBook
Henry George's big idea, the land value tax or single tax on land, is examined in this Policy Focus Report
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