Departmental Papers (City and Regional Planning)

Papers from 2007

WEB Du Bois and the "Negro Problem": Thoughts on Violence in Philadelphia, Amy Hillier

Working with ArcGIS 9.2 manual, Amy Hillier

Men, Women, Job Sprawl and Journey to Work in the Philadelphia Region, Rachel Weinberger

The High Cost of Free Highways, Rachel Weinberger

Reading rival union responses to the localization of technical work in the US telecommunications industry, Laura Wolf-Powers

Papers from 2006

The Future of Infill Housing in California: Opportunities, Potential, and Feasibility, John D. Landis, Heather Hood, Guangyu Li, Thomas Rogers, and Charles Warren

The Political Fabric of Design Competitions, Lynne B. Sagalyn

Building in Good Jobs: Linking Workforce Development with Real Estate-Led Economic Development, Laura Wolf-Powers, Jeremy Reiss, and Margaret Stix

Fiscal Impacts of the Proposed Beazer Projects Hopewell Township, New Jersey, Sidney Wong

Papers from 2005

Who Lives Downtown Today (And Are They Any Different from Downtowners of Thirty Years Ago)?, Eugenie L. Birch

Land Preservation in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania: Strategy, Funding, and Cooperation are Key, Thomas L. Daniels

Land Preservation: An Essential Ingredient in Smart Growth, Thomas L. Daniels and Mark Lapping

Residential Security Maps and Neighborhood Appraisals. The Homeowners' Loan Corporation and the Case of Philadelphia, Amy E. Hillier

Integrating and Distributing Administrative Data to Support Community Change, Amy E. Hillier and Dennis P. Culhane

Community Activists and University Researchers Collaborating for Affordable Housing: Dual Perspectives on the Experience, Amy E. Hillier and David Koppisch

Removing Barriers to the Use of Community Information Systems, Amy E. Hillier, Mary L. Wernecke, and Heather McKelvey

Up-Zoning New York City’s Mixed Use Neighborhoods : Property-Led Economic Development and the Anatomy of a Planning Dilemma, Laura Wolf-Powers

Papers from 2004

Farmland Preservation Policies in the United States: Successes and Shortcomings, Thomas L. Daniels

Remaking New York City: Can Prosperity Be Shared and Sustainable?, Brad Lander and Laura Wolf-Powers

Bioconstructivisms, Detlef Mertins

Beyond the First Job: Career Ladder Initiatives in Information Technology Industries, Laura Wolf-Powers

Papers from 2003

Redlining and the Homeowners' Loan Corporation, Amy E. Hillier

Spatial Analysis of Historical Redlining: A Methodological Explanation, Amy E. Hillier

Who Received Loans? Home Owners' Loan Corporation Lending and Discrimination in Philadelphia in the 1930's, Amy E. Hillier

Closing the Gap: Housing (un)Affordability in Philadelphia, Amy E. Hillier and Dennis P. Culhane

Predicting Housing Abandonment with the Philadelphia Neighborhood Information System, Amy E. Hillier, Dennis P. Culhane, Tony E. Smith, and C. Dana Tomlin

Papers from 2002

Designing Woman: A Conversation with New York Planning Commissioner Amanda Burden, Eugenie L. Birch

Having a Longer View on Downtown Living, Eugenie L. Birch

Creating a Positive Future for a Minority Community: Transportation and Urban Renewal Politics in Miami, Milan Dluhy, Keith Revell, and Sidney Wong

New Economy Housing Markets: Fast and Furious - But Different?, John D. Landis, Vicky Elmer, and Matthew Zook

The Halting Consolidation Revolution, Lynne B. Sagalyn

Papers from 2001

Housing and Urban Communities, Eugenie L. Birch

Comment on James R. Cohen’s “Abandoned Housing: Exploring Lessons from Baltimore”, Dennis P. Culhane and Amy E. Hillier

Mediating Change: Symbolic Politics and the Transformation of Times Square, Lynne B. Sagalyn

The Recast Scope of Public Possibility: Lessons from Times Square, Lynne B. Sagalyn

Times Square: A Revisionist Lesson In City Building, Lynne B. Sagalyn

Information Technology and Urban Labor Markets in the United States, Laura Wolf-Powers

Evaluating a Community Based Homelessness Prevention Program: A Geographic Information System Approach, Yin-Ling I. Wong and Amy E. Hillier

Papers from 2000

Farm Follows Function: In Lancaster County Pennsylvania, Saving Farms Means Keeping a Lid on Growth, Thomas L. Daniels

Papers from 1999

The Housing and Slum Clearance Act and its Effectson the Urban Planning Profession, Eugenie L. Birch

Papers from 1996

Planning in a World City: New York and its Communities, Eugenie L. Birch

Review of Emery N. Castle (editor) The Changing American Countryside: Rural People and Places and Meredith Ramsay, Community Culture and Economic Development: The Social Roots of Local Action , Thomas L. Daniels

Conflicts of Interest in the Structure of REITs, Lynne B. Sagalyn

Special Edition: Institutional Options: Publicly Traded REITs and Privately Held Real Estate Investments, Lynne B. Sagalyn

Local Enterprise Zone Programs and Economic Development Planning: A Case Study of California and Four Mid-Atlantic States, Sidney Wong

Papers from 1995

Imagining Land Use Futures: Applying the California Futures Model, John D. Landis

Papers from 1994

From Civic Worker to City Planner, Women and Planning, 1890 to 1980, Eugenie L. Birch

Papers from 1993

Leasing: The Strategic Option for Public Development, Lynne B. Sagalyn

Papers from 1992

Public Development: Using Land as a Capital Resource, Lynne B. Sagalyn

Papers from 1989

Measuring Real Estate Returns When the City Acts as an Investor: Boston and Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Lynne B. Sagalyn

Papers from 1988

Chester Rapkin: Planner, Teacher, Scholar, Eugenie L. Birch

Papers from 1987

Design, Process and Institutions, Eugenie L. Birch

Papers from 1986

The Observation Man, A Study of William H. Whyte, Eugenie L. Birch

Papers from 1985

The Unsheltered Woman: Definition and Needs, Eugenie L. Birch

Papers from 1984

The Planner and the Preservationist, Eugenie L. Birch and Douglas Roby

Papers from 1980

Advancing the Art and Science of Planning, Eugenie L. Birch

Radburn and the American Planning Movement, Eugenie L. Birch