Archived Progressive Planning Magazine Issues
Spring 2007
Post Katrina Planning and Organizing
- Grassroots Disaster Recovery Planning: New Orleans and Beyond
Jason Neville and Clara Irazábal - Social Justice in New Orleans: Planning after Katrina
Peter Marcuse - Transforming Top-Down to Bottom-Up Planning in Post-Katrina Mississippi
Jennifer Evans-Cowley and Meghan Z. Gough - Involving Students in Reconstructing New Orleans: An Example from Richmond
Thad Williamson with Steve Horvath, Corrie Mixon and Erica Coleman - (Re) Constructioning Community: The United Houma Nation and Iowa State University
Breann Marsh-Narigon, Clare Cardinal-Pett, Lynn Paxson and Tara Lynne Clapp - Integrating Community and Youth
Eric Jensen - Form-Based Codes and Social Equity: Working in New Orleans
Alison Kopyt
Highs and Lows of Urban Redevelopment
- Being on the Other End(s) of Things…
Amory Starr - Developing Sustainable Housing: Moving Beyond Green
David A. Turcotte - Making Preservation Pay: State Historic Tax Credits Generate Big Investment, So Why Ruin a Good Thing?
Joseph Heathcott - Community Organizing and Rebellion: Neighborhood Councils in El Alto, Bolivia
Emily Achtenberg
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