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Published in cooperation with the Center for American Places, Harrisonburg, Virginia.

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A rigorously researched and informative book on the effects of state planning mandates on local planmaking and local growth management... the book is essential reading. -- Ernest Sternberg Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

Table of Contents

Preface and Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. The States and Planning Mandates
Part I: State Experiments in Managing Land Use
Chapter 2. California: Coping with Congestion
Chapter 3. North Carolina: Mandated Planning to Protect the Coast
Chapter 4. Florida: Putting it All Together
Chapter 5. Texas and Washington: Marching to a Different Drummer
Part II: Mandate Design and Outcomes
Chapter 6. Designing and Implementing Mandates
Chapter 7. Enhancing Planning
Chapter 8. Managing Development
Part III: Prospects for Making Governments Plan
Chapter 9. Rethinking Planning Mandates
Appendix: Research Design and Measurement of Variables
References
Index

Making Governments Plan State Experiments in

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      Publisher Johns Hopkins University Press
      Published 9 January 1998
      ISBN-13 9780801856235
      978-0801856235
      ISBN-10 080185623X
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      Land and real estate law / Real property law Public administration / Public policy

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Published in cooperation with the Center for American Places, Harrisonburg, Virginia.

      Trade Review
      A rigorously researched and informative book on the effects of state planning mandates on local planmaking and local growth management... the book is essential reading. -- Ernest Sternberg Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

      Table of Contents

      Preface and Acknowledgments
      Chapter 1. The States and Planning Mandates
      Part I: State Experiments in Managing Land Use
      Chapter 2. California: Coping with Congestion
      Chapter 3. North Carolina: Mandated Planning to Protect the Coast
      Chapter 4. Florida: Putting it All Together
      Chapter 5. Texas and Washington: Marching to a Different Drummer
      Part II: Mandate Design and Outcomes
      Chapter 6. Designing and Implementing Mandates
      Chapter 7. Enhancing Planning
      Chapter 8. Managing Development
      Part III: Prospects for Making Governments Plan
      Chapter 9. Rethinking Planning Mandates
      Appendix: Research Design and Measurement of Variables
      References
      Index

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