Research Agenda for US Land Use and Planning Law

Edited by John J. Infranca, Professor of Law, Suffolk University Law School, Boston and Sarah Schindler, Maxine Kurtz Faculty Research Scholar and Professor of Law, Sturm College of Law, University of Denver, US

• Contents:Introduction: Themes and Trends in land use and planninglaw research 1PART I STRUCTURE OF LAND USE AND PLANNING LAW1 The role of planning 47Nicholas J. Marantz2 The role of the states 59Moira O’Neill3 The structure of land use administration 75Noah M. KazisPART II PROCESS OF LAND USE AND PLANNING LAW4 Public participation 93Katherine Levine Einstein, David M. Glick, andMaxwell Palmer5 The law’s effects on public participation 109Vicki Been and Anika Singh LemarPART III EFFECTS OF LAND USE AND PLANNING LAW6 Rethinking local regulations governing housingproduction 133Ingrid Gould Ellen, Yonah Freemark and Jenny Schuetz7 Land use regulation and residential segregation 153Paavo Monkkonen and Michael Lens8 Sustainable land use policy and planning 171Sarah Fox9 Climate-conscious land use planning 187Danielle Stokes10 Historic preservation law 203Sara C. Bronin11 First principles in transportation law and policy 221Jonathan Levine and Gregory H. Shill12 Downtown revitalization and declining cities 237Justin B. Hollander13 Private land use controls 253Christopher Serkin14 American land-use and planning law incomparative European perspective 265Sonia A. HirtIndex

‘This superb book, edited by prominent land use law professors Infranca and Schindler, features a “who’s who” of academic authorities who thoughtfully tackle today’s salient issues of land use law and planning in highly readable and stimulating prose. This book belongs on the shelves of all land use scholars and practitioners.’