Planning at the Frontline: Notes From Israel
By Oren Yiftachel There are few societies in which urban and regional planning has been so central to nation-building and state policy as..
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Fall 2002 Just and Sustainable Transportation
Special Issue on Transportation The Costs of Auto Dependency By Lisa Schreibman Seventh Generation By Tom Angotti Transportation Equity..
Following Rosa Parks: Montgomery Bus Riders Organize
By Eugene J. Patron People in Montgomery, Alabama will tell you that as much as the city likes to see itself as part of the..
Toronto: Car Culture Is Alive and Well
By Janice Etter In the last few years, Toronto’s newspapers have been full of references to “gridlock” as the city’s..
Transportation Equity and Environmental Justice
By Rich Stolz West Harlem Environmental Action (WE ACT) has fought for years to mitigate the high concentration of bus depots in this New..
The Costs of Auto Dependency
By Lisa Schreibman We are paying dearly for the American love affair with the car. We pay through taxes and out of our pockets. The..
Summer 2002 Conference/Education Issue
Special Issue on 2002 PN Conference Bridging Divides, Building Futures: A Puerto Rican Perspective By Agustin Lao-montes Seventh..
Diversity and the Planning Profession
By Leonardo Vazquez, PP/AICP A friend of mine, a terrific planner in the private sector, gets called in on jobs from public sector clients..
Planning Education: How Could It Be Different from Business School?
By Katharine N. Rankin I welcomed the invitation to join this dialogue on planning education because I have had my own experiences of being..
Cracks in the Foundation of Traditional Planning
By Barbara Rahder Who is a “real” planner? What makes one person a “real” planner and another person not a..
