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Lincoln Institute Will Share Land Policy Solutions at 2022 National Planning Conference

By Lincoln Institute Staff

May 2022, English

The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy will facilitate discussions about business site selection, preparing for an uncertain future, and racial equity at the American Planning Association’s National Planning Conference, which will be held in San Diego April 30 to May 3, and online May 18 to 20. The Lincoln Institute will also host a booth […]

City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Environment, Local Government

May 2022, English

The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy will facilitate discussions about business site selection, preparing for an uncertain future, and racial equity at the American Planning Association’s National Planning Conference, which will be held in San Diego April 30 to May 3, and online May 18 to 20. The Lincoln Institute will also host a booth […]

City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Environment, Local Government

What Makes a Fair School Finance System?

Andrew Reschovsky

May 2022, English

Working Paper

Local Government, Property Tax, Public Finance

May 2022, English

Working Paper

Local Government, Property Tax, Public Finance

Designing School Aid Formulas to Achieve High-Quality and Equitable Education

Andrew Reschovsky

May 2022, English

Working Paper

Local Government, Property Tax, Public Finance

May 2022, English

Working Paper

Local Government, Property Tax, Public Finance

Birmingham

Mayor’s Desk: Generating Change in Birmingham

By Anthony Flint

April 2022, English

Randall Woodfin, Birmingham’s “millennial mayor” and a rising star in Alabama politics, has launched an ambitious effort to revitalize that postindustrial city, from restoring basic infrastructure to expanding economic support for single mothers. He talks

Economic Development, Infrastructure, Local Government, Poverty and Inequality

April 2022, English

Randall Woodfin, Birmingham’s “millennial mayor” and a rising star in Alabama politics, has launched an ambitious effort to revitalize that postindustrial city, from restoring basic infrastructure to expanding economic support for single mothers. He talks

Economic Development, Infrastructure, Local Government, Poverty and Inequality

El escritorio del alcalde

Promover cambios en Birmingham

Por Anthony Flint

April 2022, Spanish

  Esta entrevista, que se ha editado por motivos de espacio, también está disponible como pódcast de Land Matters.  Cuando fue electo en 2017, Randall L. Woodfin se convirtió en el alcalde en funciones más joven de Birmingham en 120 años. Woodfin, que actualmente tiene 40 años y hace casi uno que ejerce su segundo […]

Economic Development, Infrastructure, Local Government, Poverty and Inequality

April 2022, Spanish

  Esta entrevista, que se ha editado por motivos de espacio, también está disponible como pódcast de Land Matters.  Cuando fue electo en 2017, Randall L. Woodfin se convirtió en el alcalde en funciones más joven de Birmingham en 120 años. Woodfin, que actualmente tiene 40 años y hace casi uno que ejerce su segundo […]

Economic Development, Infrastructure, Local Government, Poverty and Inequality

Land Lines, April 2022

Edited by Katharine Wroth

April 2022, English

City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Housing, Infrastructure, Land Use and Zoning, Local Government, Poverty and Inequality, Property Tax, Public Finance, Technology and Tools

April 2022, English

City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Housing, Infrastructure, Land Use and Zoning, Local Government, Poverty and Inequality, Property Tax, Public Finance, Technology and Tools

Image: Children in the classroom.

Public Schools and the Property Tax: A Comparison of Education Funding Models in Three U.S. States

By Daphne Kenyon, Bethany Paquin, and Semida Munteanu

April 2022, English

In the wake of COVID-19, policy makers have a new opportunity to craft a combination of state aid and local property tax funding that enables all students to obtain an adequate and equitable education. 

Local Government, Poverty and Inequality, Property Tax, Public Finance

April 2022, English

In the wake of COVID-19, policy makers have a new opportunity to craft a combination of state aid and local property tax funding that enables all students to obtain an adequate and equitable education. 

Local Government, Poverty and Inequality, Property Tax, Public Finance

A group of people painting a blue and purple mural on a white wall.

Investing in Appalachia: How Collaboration and Capital Are Building a More Resilient Region

By Alena Klimas

April 2022, English

In a chronically underinvested area of the United States, a new collaborative effort is generating support for local food systems, downtown revitalization, and other projects.

City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Poverty and Inequality

April 2022, English

In a chronically underinvested area of the United States, a new collaborative effort is generating support for local food systems, downtown revitalization, and other projects.

City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Poverty and Inequality