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Rust in My Blood book cover

Rust in My Blood

Planning for Urban Population Decline

By Joanna Ganning

November 2026, English

Explores why America’s postindustrial cities have tended to focus on rebounding at all costs, and how they can make strategic decisions that prioritize quality of life over population growth instead.

Book

City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Urbanization

November 2026, English

Explores why America’s postindustrial cities have tended to focus on rebounding at all costs, and how they can make strategic decisions that prioritize quality of life over population growth instead.

Book

City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Urbanization

Finding Answers in Land

A Policy Guidebook for State and Local Leaders

October 2026, English

Book

October 2026, English

Book

Mejora de la gestión de desastres y resiliencia a las inundaciones a través de la planificación exploratoria de escenarios en Colombia

Toolkit para los profesionales y las comunidades

Raúl Alberto Marino, Elkin Vargas, and Alejandra Riveros

August 2026, Spanish

Working Paper

City and Regional Planning, Climate Change

August 2026, Spanish

Working Paper

City and Regional Planning, Climate Change

La vista de la costa del mar. Al fondo se ve un pueblo y una pequeña montaña.

Reservas privadas del patrimonio natural: un pilar del movimiento de conservación de tierras privadas en América Latina

Por Hernán Mladinic

August 2026, Spanish

El liderazgo de Brasil en la conservación de tierras privadas a través de reservas privadas de patrimonio natural (RPPN) ha dado como resultado uno de los modelos de conservación voluntaria más sólidos y duraderos del mundo.

Land Lines Magazine

Environment, Land Conservation

August 2026, Spanish

El liderazgo de Brasil en la conservación de tierras privadas a través de reservas privadas de patrimonio natural (RPPN) ha dado como resultado uno de los modelos de conservación voluntaria más sólidos y duraderos del mundo.

Land Lines Magazine

Environment, Land Conservation

Swapping Straw and Sheep’s Wool for Concrete and Steel

By Anthony Flint

August 2026, English

Green building technologies have been used for thousands of years, but can they make a difference in today's environment? Our intrepid reporter visited a "bio-based materials petting zoo and happy hour" to find out.

Land Lines Magazine

Climate Change, Technology and Tools

August 2026, English

Green building technologies have been used for thousands of years, but can they make a difference in today's environment? Our intrepid reporter visited a "bio-based materials petting zoo and happy hour" to find out.

Land Lines Magazine

Climate Change, Technology and Tools

former C. Lowell Harriss fellow Luc Hermans

Past Forward: Tracing the Property Tax Through Time and Place

By Jon Gorey

August 2026, English

Former C. Lowell Harriss Dissertation Fellow Luc Hermans discusses the origins of the property tax, how tax exemptions shape our built environment, and why so many Londoners consider themselves snail farmers.

Land Lines Magazine

Property Tax, Valuation

August 2026, English

Former C. Lowell Harriss Dissertation Fellow Luc Hermans discusses the origins of the property tax, how tax exemptions shape our built environment, and why so many Londoners consider themselves snail farmers.

Land Lines Magazine

Property Tax, Valuation

Urban Regeneration of Traditional Street Markets in Hong Kong

The Role of Community Engagement in Socio-Spatial Reconfiguration

Maurizio Marinelli

July 2026, English

Working Paper

City and Regional Planning, Informal Settlements

July 2026, English

Working Paper

City and Regional Planning, Informal Settlements

New Leadership for a Pivotal Moment

By Robert Puentes

July 2026, English

In his first month at the helm of the Lincoln Institute, Robert Puentes reflects on the path that brought him to this new role—and shares his thoughts on why this is a critical moment for the organization, for land policy, and for communities around the world.

Land Lines Magazine

City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Local Government

July 2026, English

In his first month at the helm of the Lincoln Institute, Robert Puentes reflects on the path that brought him to this new role—and shares his thoughts on why this is a critical moment for the organization, for land policy, and for communities around the world.

Land Lines Magazine

City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Local Government