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Urban Studies, Volume 41 Issue 2 2004

Exclusionary Land-use Regulations. Guest Editor: Keith R. Ihanfeldt

ISSN: 1360-063X (electronic) 0042-0980 (paper)
Publication Frequency: 13 issues per year
Publisher: Routledge

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Reason for change: Changed Publisher
Now published by: SAGE
Date of change: 2008

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Original Article
Introduction: exclusionary land-use regulations
Keith R. Ihlanfeldt
Pages 255 – 259
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Exclusionary land-use regulations within suburban communities: a review of the evidence and policy prescriptions
Keith R. Ihlanfeldt
Pages 261 – 283
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Proximity, neighbourhood and the efficacy of exclusion
Allen K. Lynch; David W. Rasmussen
Pages 285 – 298
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Neighbourhood composition and residential land prices: does exclusion raise or lower values?
Robert Cervero; Michael Duncan
Pages 299 – 315
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An economic history of zoning and a cure for its exclusionary effects
William A. Fischel
Pages 317 – 340
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Determinants of suburban development controls: a Fischel expedition
John F. McDonald; Daniel P. McMillen
Pages 341 – 361
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Politics, institutions and local land-use regulation
Richard C. Feiock
Pages 363 – 375
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Heresthetics and happenstance: intentional and unintentional exclusionary impacts of the zoning decision-making process
James C. Clingermayer
Pages 377 – 388
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Local land-use controls and demographic outcomes in a booming economy
John M. Quigley;  Steven Raphael; Larry A. Rosenthal
Pages 389 – 421
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Urban containment and residential segregation: a preliminary investigation
Arthur C. Nelson;  Casey J. Dawkins; Thomas W. Sanchez
Pages 423 – 439
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Moving up by moving out? planned developments and residential segregation in California
Tracy M. Gordon
Pages 441 – 461
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Direct democracy and land use policy: exchanging public goods for development rights
Elisabeth R. Gerber; Justin H. Phillips
Pages 463 – 479
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