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1. The Economics of Efficient Taxes on Land

   Documentos de trabajo
   Enero 1995
   Nicolaus Tideman

   Land can be taxed in a number of different ways. This review is concerned with taxes on land that have little or no detrimental effect on economic incentives. Therefore, it concentrates on taxes on...

2. Alternatives to Sprawl

   Enfoques en políticas de suelo
   Diciembre 1995
   Dwight Young

   Sprawl is not a recent phenomenon. There is general agreement that it began in the construction boom of the post-World War II years and really came into its own with the initiation of the Interstate...

3. Managing Land as Ecosystem and Economy

   Enfoques en políticas de suelo
   Noviembre 1995
   Edited by Alice E. Ingerson

   Environmentalists and resource users have banded together behind the common goal, or at least the common slogan, of “sustainable development.” What are the economic, political, and social...

4. Land Lines, November 1995

   Revista Land Lines
   Noviembre 1995
   Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

   This issue explores challenges and new perspectives tied to land valuation and taxation policies amid the interplay of global and local economic forces in Taiwan, Korea, and Japan. It also sheds...

5. Land Lines, September 1995

   Revista Land Lines
   Septiembre 1995
   Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

   This issue looks at the fleeing of upper-class Americans from cities to “fortress communities” that make up America's gated, exclusive American suburbs; the use of a new tool, the...

6. Redeveloping Urban Brownfields

   Revista Land Lines
   Noviembre 1995
   Donald T. Iannone

   Brownfields are industrial and commercial properties with known or suspected soil contamination problems. The environmental and financial challenges of dealing with these sites represent serious...

7. Fortress Communities

   The Walling and Gating of American Suburbs
   Revista Land Lines
   Septiembre 1995
   Edward J. Blakely and Mary Gail Snyder

   Gated communities are residential areas with restricted access designed to privatize normally public spaces. These developments occur in both new suburban developments and older inner city areas...

8. Habitat Conservation Plans

   A New Tool to Resolve Land Use Conflicts
   Revista Land Lines
   Septiembre 1995
   Timothy Beatley

   As sprawling, low-density development patterns consume thousands of acres of natural habitat, the force of urban growth is increasingly bumping up against the need to protect biodiversity. The...