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• Study Suggests Challenges to Building Regional Anti-Sprawl Coalitions
  Forming coalitions may be easier said than done
  Leonard Gilroy
  January 27, 2003
• The American Dream is Alive and Well in California
  Californians not ready to embrace "smart growth"
  Leonard Gilroy
  December 9, 2002
• Making People and Environment Better Off in India
  Property rights at crux of environmental protection
  Michael De Alessi
  September 24, 2002
• The Human Face of Smart Growth Opposition
  Concerns of smart growth skeptics given more weight
  Leonard Gilroy
  September 13, 2002
• Conservation Subdivision Design
  A market-friendly approach to local environmental protection
  Leonard Gilroy
  August 6, 2002
• Why the Centers for Disease Control Hates the Suburbs
  Public health community is wrong about suburbs
  Joel Schwartz
  July 30, 2002
• True Smart Growth
  Markets offer the widest range of options
  Samuel Staley and Matthew Hisrich
  May 21, 2002
• The Technology-Migration Paradigm and Urban Sustainability
  Technology's influence in shaping regions can't be ignored
  Samuel Staley
  April 25, 2002
• Outsmarting Growth's Impacts in Virginia
  Virginians must avoid the mistakes of the past
  Samuel Staley
  April 17, 2002
• Smart Growth, Growth Management, and Housing Affordability in Washington State
  A Response to 1000 Friends of Washington
  Samuel Staley and Leonard Gilroy
  March 18, 2002
• Restricting Housing Not Answer to Ohio's Growth Problems
  Growth control advocates want to restrict housing choices
  Samuel Staley and Matthew Hisrich
  January 16, 2002
• Smart Growth in Action
  Housing Capacity and Development in Ventura County
  William Fulton, Chris Williamson, Kathleen Mallory and Jeff Jones
  January 1, 2002
• Urban Sprawl and Quality Growth in Ohio
  Samuel Staley and Matthew Hisrich
  December 1, 2001
• Church's Campaign Against Sprawl May Do More Harm Than Good
  Church's approach to growth problems is naive
  Samuel Staley
  November 29, 2001
• Harry Potter and the Future of Smart Growth
  What does the movie says about American living standards?
  Samuel Staley
  November 27, 2001
• Urban Sprawl: Good for Minorities?
  Sprawl reduces the black/white housing consumption gap
  Leonard Gilroy
  October 26, 2001
• Concept Misused: Impact Fees an Inexact Science
  Atlanta officials should consider abandoning impact fees
  Samuel Staley
  October 17, 2001
• What Can We See In Manhattan's Urban Future?
  Staley examines potential market responses to attacks
  Samuel Staley
  October 5, 2001
• Older Suburbs
  Crabgrass Slums or New Urban Frontier?
  Joel Kotkin
  October 1, 2001
• Our Relationship with the Built Environment in the Aftermath of Terrorist Attacks
  A free society should embrace tolerance and diversity
  Leonard Gilroy
  September 28, 2001
• Market-oriented Approaches to Growth
  Outsmarting Sprawl's Impacts
  Samuel Staley
  August 1, 2001
• Statistics on Sprawl Meaningless if They Oversimplify
  "Sprawl index" oversimplifies a complex process
  Samuel Staley
  July 22, 2001
• Market-Oriented Planning: Out of the Smart Growth Abyss
  A better approach to growth management
  Samuel Staley
  January 1, 2001
• Preparing for the Storm
  Preserving Water Resources with Stormwater Utilities
  Barrett P. Walker
  January 1, 2001
• Smart Growth, Markets and the Future of the City
  A better approach to growth management
  Samuel Staley
  November 1, 2000
• Poor Communities, Small Builders will Bear Burden of Ballot-box Zoning
  Ballot-box zoning will hurt Arizona families
  Samuel Staley
  November 1, 2000
• The Vanishing Farmland Myth and the Smart-growth Agenda
  Samuel Staley
  January 1, 2000
• Urbanization Trends Don't Threaten US Quality Of Life
  Despite sprawl hype, the sky is not falling
  Samuel Staley
  December 31, 1999
• Effective Sprawl Solutions Found in Market, Not Regional Planning
  Sierra Club gets it wrong on sprawl
  Samuel Staley
  October 24, 1999
• "Urban Sprawl" and the Michigan Landscape
  A Market-Oriented Approach
  Samuel Staley
  September 1, 1999
• The Sprawling of America
  In Defense of a Dynamic City
  Samuel Staley
  January 1, 1999
• The Price of Urban Growth Controls
  San Diego should avoid growth boundaries
  Samuel Staley
  August 8, 1998
• Market-Oriented Approach to Farmland Preservation Best Bet for Michigan
  Preservation should be addressed through voluntary, market-based approaches
  Samuel Staley
  July 6, 1998
• Urban Sprawl: Michigan's Bogeyman of the 1990s?
  Attempts to stop sprawl will hurt quality of life
  Samuel Staley
  March 2, 1998
• Urban Sprawl: A Grassroots Defense
  Hostility towards suburbs is misplaced
  Samuel Staley
  December 1, 1997
• Market Oriented Planning
  Principles and Tools
  Samuel Staley and Lynn Scarlett
  November 1, 1997
• Portland, Metro and The Plan: Boon or Bane for Regional Development?
  Portland's reality is far less persuasive than its press
  Samuel Staley
  November 1, 1997
• Revitalizing Our Cities
  Perspectives from America's New Breed of Mayors
  William D. Eggers
  March 1, 1995
• Land Use Reform Through Performance Zoning
  William D. Eggers
  May 1, 1990

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