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Progress and Poverty
Henry George
January 2003, English
Book
Land Value Taxation, Poverty and Inequality
January 2003, English
Book
Land Value Taxation, Poverty and Inequality
European Spatial Planning
Edited by Andreas Faludi
December 2002, English
Book
City and Regional Planning
December 2002, English
Book
City and Regional Planning
Property Taxes in South Africa
Challenges in the Post-Apartheid Era
Edited by Michael E. Bell and John H. Bowman
March 2002, English
Book
Property Tax
March 2002, English
Book
Property Tax
Land Market Monitoring for Smart Urban Growth
Edited by Gerrit J. Knaap
December 2001, English
Book
City and Regional Planning, Land Markets
December 2001, English
Book
City and Regional Planning, Land Markets
The Development of Property Taxation in Economies in Transition
Case Studies from Central and Eastern Europe
Edited by Jane H. Malme and Joan M. Youngman
September 2001, English
Book
Local Government, Property Tax
September 2001, English
Book
Local Government, Property Tax
Property Taxation and Local Government Finance
Edited by Wallace E. Oates
September 2001, English
Book
Local Government, Property Tax, Public Finance
September 2001, English
Book
Local Government, Property Tax, Public Finance
Tierra vacante en ciudades latinoamericanas
Edited by Nora Clichevsky
March 2001, Spanish
Vacant urban land is the product of many combined factors, including the functioning of land markets, the actions of private agents, and the policies of public agents, and it constitutes an important challenge for the government and policy makers of Latin America. Vacant lots located on the urban fringe and in central and interstitial areas have been a determining factor in the growth patterns of cities in the region. Tierra vacante en ciudades latinoamericanas (Vacant Land in Latin American Cities), written in Spanish, identifies the many problems related to vacant urban land, as well as the opportunities it presents.
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Land Markets, Land Use and Zoning, Urbanization
March 2001, Spanish
Vacant urban land is the product of many combined factors, including the functioning of land markets, the actions of private agents, and the policies of public agents, and it constitutes an important challenge for the government and policy makers of Latin America. Vacant lots located on the urban fringe and in central and interstitial areas have been a determining factor in the growth patterns of cities in the region. Tierra vacante en ciudades latinoamericanas (Vacant Land in Latin American Cities), written in Spanish, identifies the many problems related to vacant urban land, as well as the opportunities it presents.
Book
Land Markets, Land Use and Zoning, Urbanization
Urban-Suburban Interdependencies
Edited by Rosalind Greenstein and Wim Wiewel
March 2000, English
Book
City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Local Government, Urbanization
March 2000, English
Book
City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Local Government, Urbanization
Using Assisted Negotiation to Settle Land Use Disputes
A Guidebook for Public Officials
Lawrence Susskind, Ole Amundsen, and Masahiro Matsuura
July 1999, English
As land use issues become more complex, it is difficult for public officials to balance the contending forces of environmental protection, economic development, and local autonomy. This guidebook, developed by the Consensus Building Institute, offers step-by-step advice on assisted negotiation based on a study of 100 local land use disputes. It answers questions about why and how to use assisted negotiation, the risks and preparations involved, and issues in hiring a professional mediator or facilitator. It outlines common obstacles, suggests strategies to overcome them, and uses case studies to illustrate steps in the negotiation process.
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Land Conflict Resolution
July 1999, English
As land use issues become more complex, it is difficult for public officials to balance the contending forces of environmental protection, economic development, and local autonomy. This guidebook, developed by the Consensus Building Institute, offers step-by-step advice on assisted negotiation based on a study of 100 local land use disputes. It answers questions about why and how to use assisted negotiation, the risks and preparations involved, and issues in hiring a professional mediator or facilitator. It outlines common obstacles, suggests strategies to overcome them, and uses case studies to illustrate steps in the negotiation process.
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Land Conflict Resolution
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