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1. Urban Spatial Segregation

   Forces, Consequences, and Policy Responses
   Revista Land Lines
   Novembro 2000
   By Rosalind Greenstein, Francisco Sabatini, and Martim Smolka

   Spatial segregation is a feature of metropolises from San Diego to Boston, from Santiago to Cape Town, from Belfast to Bangalore. In some places the segregation is associated primarily with racial...

2. Assessment Reform in Indiana

   One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
   Revista Land Lines
   Novembro 2000
   Frank Kelly and Jeff Wuensch

   The property tax in Indiana has long generated considerable public policy debate, centering on the methods prescribed by the state to determine property values. Most states use some form of market...

3. The Land Market Deregulation Debate in Chile

   Revista Land Lines
   Janeiro 2000
   Martim O. Smolka and Francisco Sabatini

   Few places in Latin America, or in the rest of the world, have dared to implement such radical urban land policy reforms as Chile has over the last 20 years. In 1979, the government began initiating...

4. Using Land Value to Promote Development in Cuba

   Revista Land Lines
   Março 2000
   Ricardo Nuñez, H. James Brown, and Martim Smolka

   Researchers from the Lincoln Institute are working with the Group for the Integrated Development of the Capital (GDIC) in Havana to better understand how land and increments in land value can be...