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Lincoln Institute at the 2023 National Planning Conference

By Lincoln Institute Staff

March 2023, English

Experts from the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy will lead and participate in discussions about equitable urban revitalization, strategic foresight in scenario planning, and more at the American Planning Association’s National Planning Conference from April 1 to 4 in Philadelphia.   Conference attendees are encouraged to stop by the Lincoln Institute’s booth (#500) in the […]

March 2023, English

Experts from the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy will lead and participate in discussions about equitable urban revitalization, strategic foresight in scenario planning, and more at the American Planning Association’s National Planning Conference from April 1 to 4 in Philadelphia.   Conference attendees are encouraged to stop by the Lincoln Institute’s booth (#500) in the […]

Statue of Shakespeare with backdrop of trees

President’s Message: Shall I Compare Thee to a Land Value Increment Tax?

By George W. McCarthy

March 2023, English

In which the leader of a land policy organization seeks help from a chatbot to define the term "land policy"

Land Markets

March 2023, English

In which the leader of a land policy organization seeks help from a chatbot to define the term "land policy"

Land Markets

Smoke from the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon wildfire over Las Vegas

The Second Wave: Why Floods Can Follow Wildfires, and How Communities Can Prepare

By Amanda Monthei

March 2023, English

Wildfires frequently make headlines, but the risk of disastrous post-wildfire flooding often flies under the radar.

Climate Change, Environment, Infrastructure, Local Government

March 2023, English

Wildfires frequently make headlines, but the risk of disastrous post-wildfire flooding often flies under the radar.

Climate Change, Environment, Infrastructure, Local Government

Oh Se-hoon

Mayor’s Desk: A Second Time Around in Seoul

By Anthony Flint

March 2023, English

An interview with Oh Se-hoon, mayor of Seoul, South Korea

Housing, Local Government, Value Capture

March 2023, English

An interview with Oh Se-hoon, mayor of Seoul, South Korea

Housing, Local Government, Value Capture

Assessing the Feasibility of Comprehensively Evaluating Duty to Serve’s Impacts

Esther Choi, Emma Donnelly, Yasmin Givens, Riley Meve, and Serena Shedore

March 2023, English

Working Paper

Housing, Poverty and Inequality

March 2023, English

Working Paper

Housing, Poverty and Inequality

Illustration of stormwater storage under a street in New Orleans

Uncertain Futures: Integrating Land and Water Planning in an Era of Climate Volatility

By Heather Hansman

March 2023, English

Learn how three communities are adapting their land and water planning processes in the face of climate chaos.

Land Lines Magazine

City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Infrastructure, Water

March 2023, English

Learn how three communities are adapting their land and water planning processes in the face of climate chaos.

Land Lines Magazine

City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Infrastructure, Water

Sunset near Monument Valley

Native American Internship Program Prepares a New Generation of Water Experts in the Colorado River Basin

By Jon Gorey

March 2023, English

As the water crisis deepens in the U.S. West, a new program is training Native American students to help shape the future

Water

March 2023, English

As the water crisis deepens in the U.S. West, a new program is training Native American students to help shape the future

Water

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval

Land Matters Podcast: Housing and Hope in Cincinnati

Mayor Aftab Pureval on Managing the City’s Newfound Popularity

By Anthony Flint

March 2023, English

  In Cincinnati lately, good fortune extends well beyond the Bengals, the city’s football team, which has consistently been making the playoffs. The population is growing after years of decline, companies are increasingly interested thanks to its strategic location, and there’s even talk of southwestern Ohio becoming a climate haven. But any resurgence in a […]

Climate Change, Housing, Land Use and Zoning, Local Government, Poverty and Inequality

March 2023, English

  In Cincinnati lately, good fortune extends well beyond the Bengals, the city’s football team, which has consistently been making the playoffs. The population is growing after years of decline, companies are increasingly interested thanks to its strategic location, and there’s even talk of southwestern Ohio becoming a climate haven. But any resurgence in a […]

Climate Change, Housing, Land Use and Zoning, Local Government, Poverty and Inequality