1997 National Planning Conference Proceedings

Keyword Index

• Michael Chandler; The Job of Commissioner
• Robert A. Kull; Planning Virtual Communities: Using the Web to Make Planning Real
• Christopher Thomas and Elliott Ellsworth; GIS: A Part of Everyday Planning
• Ray Quay; The Electronic Village: Impact of Electronic Communication Trends on the Form and Function of Local Communities
• Ted Hunter and Jim Driscoll; The Planning Commissioner as Judge
• Robert A. Vacchi; New Options for Code Enforcement: San Diego's Use of Administrative Remedies
• Gerald R. Mylroie; City Planning Directors' Network

• Tom Daniels, Jay Parrish, and Jordan Henk; GIS and Farmland Protection: The Case of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

• Carol D. Barrett; Is It Time to Polish Up the AICP Code of Ethics?
• AICP Vision Task Force; A 2020 Vision for AICP

• Teresa Jeter; Partnerships for Low-Income Affordable Housing

• William M. Harris and Rodney G. Proctor; A History of APA's Planning and the Black Community Division: The Struggle for Fairness in Planning

• Deborah A. Howe; Reinventing the National Planning Conference
• Dwight H. Merriam; The Future of Planning in the United States
• Carol D. Barrett; Is It Time to Polish Up the AICP Code of Ethics?
• John Accordino; The Economic Development Division
• William M. Harris and Rodney G. Proctor; A History of APA's Planning and the Black Community Division: The Struggle for Fairness in Planning
• AICP Vision Task Force; A 2020 Vision for AICP

• Doreen Nelson; City Building Education: Backwards Thinking, the Highway to Change
• Howard Smith; The Architecture of the Image: Issues in Managing Digital Architecture Archives
• Chris Duerksen; Responding to the Big Box: Planning for Large-Scale Retail Stores

• Ray Quay; Phoenix's Strategic View of Growth
• Diane Zahm, Sherry Carter, and Al Zelinka; Safe Place Design

• Marie L. York; Technology and Communities in Transition

• Marie L. York; Technology and Communities in Transition

• Martine Micozzi; An Idea Grows in Brooklyn: Congestion Pricing Public Outreach Meetings in New York City

• Con Howe; Transitions: Are We Planning for a California that No Longer Exists?
• Judith E. Innes and David E. Booher; Metropolitan Development and the California Economy
• Christopher Morrow, Mike McLauglin, Gary Pryor and Verna Quinn; Contrasts and Transitions: Challenges Facing San Diego and Its Environs
• Robert A. Vacchi; New Options for Code Enforcement: San Diego's Use of Administrative Remedies
• K. Warner, A.Dichoso, M. Markham, M. McLaughlin, and C.Stowell; New Approaches to the Housing Element: Case Studies from California, Nevada and Washington State
• Mary P. Wright; Creating Livable Neighborhoods: San Diego's Livable Neighborhoods Initiative
• Donald A. Dove; Community Involvement in Transit Planning: The Los Angeles Metro Blue Line Experience
• Hank Mohle and Ray Williamson; Sunnyvale's New Approach to the Old Challenge of Neighborhood Traffic Calming
• David W. Claycomb; Environmental Planning in California: How to Do It Better
• Charles Damm; Coastal Planning in the San Diego Region
• Mark Steele; Urban Design in San Diego
• Diane Zahm, Sherry Carter, and Al Zelinka; Safe Place Design

• Christopher Thomas and Elliott Ellsworth; GIS: A Part of Everyday Planning
• Eliot Allen; Measuring the New Urbanism with Community Indicators

• Michael English; Celebration, A Year Later
• Anne Marie Mathews; Celebration: American Town Taking Shape in Central Florida

• Whit Blanton; Census 2000: What Lies Ahead for Transportation Planners?

• Alvin James and Ralph Wheeler; Fair Housing: The Other Civil Rights Revolution
• William M. Harris and Rodney G. Proctor; A History of APA's Planning and the Black Community Division: The Struggle for Fairness in Planning

• Michael R. White; Community Synergism: Towards Creating the 21st Century Cleveland

• Deneen M. DeRodes, Beth Clark and Stephen R. McClary; Columbus' Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance: A New Use for an Established Technique

• Ray Quay; The Electronic Village: Impact of Electronic Communication Trends on the Form and Function of Local Communities
• Ric Stephens; International Planning Communication
• Ric Stephens; Telecommunications Dictionary

• Deneen M. DeRodes, Beth Clark and Stephen R. McClary; Columbus' Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance: A New Use for an Established Technique
• Adrian P. Freund; Form, Character, and Context in Jefferson County, Kentucky
• Arthur C. Nelson, Richard Dagenhart and Edward McKinney; Preserving Small Town Character in the Path of Urbanization: How One Small Georgia Town Preserved Its Character and Welcomed Urba
• K. Warner, A.Dichoso, M. Markham, M. McLaughlin, and C.Stowell; New Approaches to the Housing Element: Case Studies from California, Nevada and Washington State
• Jeffrey G. Kiely and Ken Hughes; The McKinley County Public Partnership

• Alfred J. Lima; Open Space Through Limited Development

• Diane Zahm, Sherry Carter, and Al Zelinka; Safe Place Design

• Karen S. Walz; The Dallas Plan: Creating a Partnership for Strategy and Action

• Michael English; Celebration, A Year Later
• Anne Marie Mathews; Celebration: American Town Taking Shape in Central Florida
• Michael P. Brooks; Getting Goofy in Virginia: The Politics of Disneyfication

• Ray Quay; The Electronic Village: Impact of Electronic Communication Trends on the Form and Function of Local Communities
• Marie L. York; Technology and Communities in Transition
• William Anderson; Commercial & Industrial Growth Management - Economic Issues
• Ray Quay; Phoenix's Strategic View of Growth
• John Accordino, B. David Canada, Kurt Chjilcott; Planners and Economic Developers
• Angela Donelson; Planning Economic Revitalization: Leadership Patterns and Impacts of Growth in Garden City, Kansas
• Jeffrey G. Kiely and Ken Hughes; The McKinley County Public Partnership
• Mark N. Lundgren; Economic Development Conveyances of Bases
• Joel B. Goldsteen and Ard Anjomani; Contrasts in Urban Form: Why We Don't Like Neo-Traditional Town Planning
• Anne Marie Mathews; Celebration: American Town Taking Shape in Central Florida
• Michael R. White; Community Synergism: Towards Creating the 21st Century Cleveland
• June W. Catalano; Ethics and Economic Development
• John Accordino; The Economic Development Division

• Judith E. Innes and David E. Booher; Metropolitan Development and the California Economy
• Christopher Morrow, Mike McLauglin, Gary Pryor and Verna Quinn; Contrasts and Transitions: Challenges Facing San Diego and Its Environs
• Margery Austin Turner; New Opportunities for Low-Income Families
• Scott Campbell; Green Cities, Growing Cities, Just Cities? Urban Planning and the Contradictions of Sustainable Development

• Doreen Nelson; City Building Education: Backwards Thinking, the Highway to Change
• Thomas G. Pelham; The Legal and Practical Implications and Difficulties of School Concurrency

• Nelson R. Kellogg; The Internet, Conversational Communities, and the Future of Planning
• Ray Quay; The Electronic Village: Impact of Electronic Communication Trends on the Form and Function of Local Communities

• Margery Austin Turner; New Opportunities for Low-Income Families
• Carol B. Clarke and Susan G. Connelly; How to Select and Be Selected: Techniques for More Effective Hiring

• Nancy J. Boatwright; The Sustainable Germantown Plan
• David Hitchcock; Transition to Sustainable Development: Is This About Planning?
• Eric Carlson; Report from Habitat II: The End Game
• David W. Claycomb; Environmental Planning in California: How to Do It Better
• Charles Damm; Coastal Planning in the San Diego Region
• Alfred J. Lima; Open Space Through Limited Development
• Scott Campbell; Green Cities, Growing Cities, Just Cities? Urban Planning and the Contradictions of Sustainable Development

• Charles Damm; Coastal Planning in the San Diego Region

• Nancy J. Boatwright; The Sustainable Germantown Plan
• David W. Claycomb; Environmental Planning in California: How to Do It Better
• Charles Damm; Coastal Planning in the San Diego Region
• Alfred J. Lima; Open Space Through Limited Development

• Carol D. Barrett; Is It Time to Polish Up the AICP Code of Ethics?
• June W. Catalano; Ethics and Economic Development

• Jerry L. Cook; Strategic Planning for Tennessee's Towns and Cities: Building a Road Map for the 21st Century
• Thomas G. Pelham; The Legal and Practical Implications and Difficulties of School Concurrency
• Gabriel P. Dekel; The Cost of Urban Sprawl: A Jurisdictional Context

• Thomas G. Pelham; The Legal and Practical Implications and Difficulties of School Concurrency
• Michael English; Celebration, A Year Later
• Anne Marie Mathews; Celebration: American Town Taking Shape in Central Florida
• Diane Zahm, Sherry Carter, and Al Zelinka; Safe Place Design

• James Reilly; OSP Growth Simulation Model

• Chris Duerksen; Responding to the Big Box: Planning for Large-Scale Retail Stores

• Teresa Jeter; Partnerships for Low-Income Affordable Housing
• Martine Micozzi; An Idea Grows in Brooklyn: Congestion Pricing Public Outreach Meetings in New York City

• Angela Donelson; Planning Economic Revitalization: Leadership Patterns and Impacts of Growth in Garden City, Kansas

• Edward J. Blakely and Mary Gail Snyder; Gating America

• Marie L. York; Technology and Communities in Transition
• Arthur C. Nelson, Richard Dagenhart and Edward McKinney; Preserving Small Town Character in the Path of Urbanization: How One Small Georgia Town Preserved Its Character and Welcomed Urba

• Nancy J. Boatwright; The Sustainable Germantown Plan

• Richard K. Brail; A Primer on Planning Support Systems
• Tom Daniels, Jay Parrish, and Jordan Henk; GIS and Farmland Protection: The Case of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
• Christopher Thomas and Elliott Ellsworth; GIS: A Part of Everyday Planning
• Eliot Allen; Measuring the New Urbanism with Community Indicators

• Stuart Meck; Questions and Answers on the American Planning Association's Growing SmartSM Project

• Richard Bolan, Thomas Luce, Hin Kin Lam; Can Urban Growth Be Contained?
• Con Howe; Transitions: Are We Planning for a California that No Longer Exists?
• Tom Daniels, Jay Parrish, and Jordan Henk; GIS and Farmland Protection: The Case of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
• James Reilly; OSP Growth Simulation Model
• William Anderson; Commercial & Industrial Growth Management - Economic Issues
• Deneen M. DeRodes, Beth Clark and Stephen R. McClary; Columbus' Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance: A New Use for an Established Technique
• Christopher Morrow, Mike McLauglin, Gary Pryor and Verna Quinn; Contrasts and Transitions: Challenges Facing San Diego and Its Environs
• Arthur C. Nelson, Richard Dagenhart and Edward McKinney; Preserving Small Town Character in the Path of Urbanization: How One Small Georgia Town Preserved Its Character and Welcomed Urba
• Thomas G. Pelham; The Legal and Practical Implications and Difficulties of School Concurrency
• Ray Quay; Phoenix's Strategic View of Growth
• Gabriel P. Dekel; The Cost of Urban Sprawl: A Jurisdictional Context
• Angela Donelson; Planning Economic Revitalization: Leadership Patterns and Impacts of Growth in Garden City, Kansas
• Stuart Meck; Questions and Answers on the American Planning Association's Growing SmartSM Project
• Scott Campbell; Green Cities, Growing Cities, Just Cities? Urban Planning and the Contradictions of Sustainable Development

• Martine Micozzi; An Idea Grows in Brooklyn: Congestion Pricing Public Outreach Meetings in New York City

• John H. Minan; Historic Preservation and Religious Uses

• K. Warner, A.Dichoso, M. Markham, M. McLaughlin, and C.Stowell; New Approaches to the Housing Element: Case Studies from California, Nevada and Washington State
• Robert Foxworthy; Looking at Neighborhoods: Observations from Successful Neighborhoods in Seattle
• Shannon Van Zandt; Exploring the Relationship Between Sense of Community and Territoriality in Rural Neighborhoods
• Stephen E. Barton; Social Housing Versus Housing Allowances: Choosing Between Two Forms of Housing Subsidy at the Local Level

• Teresa Jeter; Partnerships for Low-Income Affordable Housing
• K. Warner, A.Dichoso, M. Markham, M. McLaughlin, and C.Stowell; New Approaches to the Housing Element: Case Studies from California, Nevada and Washington State
• Stephen E. Barton; Social Housing Versus Housing Allowances: Choosing Between Two Forms of Housing Subsidy at the Local Level

• Alvin James and Ralph Wheeler; Fair Housing: The Other Civil Rights Revolution
• K. Warner, A.Dichoso, M. Markham, M. McLaughlin, and C.Stowell; New Approaches to the Housing Element: Case Studies from California, Nevada and Washington State
• Stephen E. Barton; Social Housing Versus Housing Allowances: Choosing Between Two Forms of Housing Subsidy at the Local Level

• Robert M. Litke; Neighborhood Planning: Houston Style and Lessons

• Howard Smith; The Architecture of the Image: Issues in Managing Digital Architecture Archives

• Teresa Jeter; Partnerships for Low-Income Affordable Housing

• Deneen M. DeRodes, Beth Clark and Stephen R. McClary; Columbus' Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance: A New Use for an Established Technique
• Ray Quay; Phoenix's Strategic View of Growth

• David Hitchcock; Transition to Sustainable Development: Is This About Planning?
• Ric Stephens; International Planning Communication
• Tridib Banerjee, Gary Hack, John Kriken and David Moreno; Urban Design in Asian Mega-Cities: Bangkok, Fukuoka, Ho Chi Minh City

• Nelson R. Kellogg; The Internet, Conversational Communities, and the Future of Planning
• Robert A. Kull; Planning Virtual Communities: Using the Web to Make Planning Real
• Perry L. Norton; Forums and Water Coolers
• Ray Quay; The Electronic Village: Impact of Electronic Communication Trends on the Form and Function of Local Communities
• Howard Smith; The Architecture of the Image: Issues in Managing Digital Architecture Archives
• Ric Stephens; New Age Planning on the Internet
• Ric Stephens; Telecommunications Dictionary
• Marie L. York; Technology and Communities in Transition

• Tridib Banerjee, Gary Hack, John Kriken and David Moreno; Urban Design in Asian Mega-Cities: Bangkok, Fukuoka, Ho Chi Minh City

• Carol B. Clarke and Susan G. Connelly; How to Select and Be Selected: Techniques for More Effective Hiring

• Gary T. Johnson, Christopher Silver, and Robert Hodder; The Job of the Journal
• Gary T. Johnson; Recognizing Excellence

• Eliot Allen; Measuring the New Urbanism with Community Indicators

• Angela Donelson; Planning Economic Revitalization: Leadership Patterns and Impacts of Growth in Garden City, Kansas

• Tom Daniels, Jay Parrish, and Jordan Henk; GIS and Farmland Protection: The Case of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

• Chris Duerksen; Form, Character, and Context: New Directions in Land Use Regulations
• John Accordino, B. David Canada, Kurt Chjilcott; Planners and Economic Developers
• Michael English; Celebration, A Year Later
• Anne Marie Mathews; Celebration: American Town Taking Shape in Central Florida

• John H. Minan; Historic Preservation and Religious Uses
• Thomas G. Pelham; The Legal and Practical Implications and Difficulties of School Concurrency
• Robert A. Vacchi; New Options for Code Enforcement: San Diego's Use of Administrative Remedies
• Alvin James and Ralph Wheeler; Fair Housing: The Other Civil Rights Revolution
• K. Warner, A.Dichoso, M. Markham, M. McLaughlin, and C.Stowell; New Approaches to the Housing Element: Case Studies from California, Nevada and Washington State

• Deneen M. DeRodes, Beth Clark and Stephen R. McClary; Columbus' Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance: A New Use for an Established Technique

• Con Howe; Transitions: Are We Planning for a California that No Longer Exists?
• Donald A. Dove; Community Involvement in Transit Planning: The Los Angeles Metro Blue Line Experience

• Alfred J. Lima; Open Space Through Limited Development

• Jeffrey G. Kiely and Ken Hughes; The McKinley County Public Partnership

• Mark N. Lundgren; Economic Development Conveyances of Bases

• William A. Redl; The Montclair Connection: Over Six Decades of Planning

• Cary D. Lowe; Effective Negotiations Between Agencies and Developers

• Karen S. Walz; The Dallas Plan: Creating a Partnership for Strategy and Action
• Adrian P. Freund; Form, Character, and Context in Jefferson County, Kentucky
• Edward J. Blakely and Mary Gail Snyder; Gating America
• Robert Foxworthy; Looking at Neighborhoods: Observations from Successful Neighborhoods in Seattle
• Robert M. Litke; Neighborhood Planning: Houston Style and Lessons
• Karma Ruder and Susan Dehlendorf; Neighborhood Planning in Seattle: Not the Garden Variety Grass Roots Project
• Shannon Van Zandt; Exploring the Relationship Between Sense of Community and Territoriality in Rural Neighborhoods
• Roger K. Wagoner; Neighborhood Planning: A Personal Perspective
• Mary P. Wright; Creating Livable Neighborhoods: San Diego's Livable Neighborhoods Initiative
• Hank Mohle and Ray Williamson; Sunnyvale's New Approach to the Old Challenge of Neighborhood Traffic Calming
• Brian Canin; Alternative Urban Design Solutions for Creating Safer Neighborhoods: Giving Up or Taking Back the Streets in Your Neighborhood

• Shannon Van Zandt; Exploring the Relationship Between Sense of Community and Territoriality in Rural Neighborhoods

• Robert Foxworthy; Looking at Neighborhoods: Observations from Successful Neighborhoods in Seattle
• Robert M. Litke; Neighborhood Planning: Houston Style and Lessons
• Karma Ruder and Susan Dehlendorf; Neighborhood Planning in Seattle: Not the Garden Variety Grass Roots Project
• Roger K. Wagoner; Neighborhood Planning: A Personal Perspective
• Mary P. Wright; Creating Livable Neighborhoods: San Diego's Livable Neighborhoods Initiative
• Brian Canin; Alternative Urban Design Solutions for Creating Safer Neighborhoods: Giving Up or Taking Back the Streets in Your Neighborhood

• Edward J. Blakely and Mary Gail Snyder; Gating America
• Brian Canin; Alternative Urban Design Solutions for Creating Safer Neighborhoods: Giving Up or Taking Back the Streets in Your Neighborhood

• Joel B. Goldsteen and Ard Anjomani; Contrasts in Urban Form: Why We Don't Like Neo-Traditional Town Planning

• K. Warner, A.Dichoso, M. Markham, M. McLaughlin, and C.Stowell; New Approaches to the Housing Element: Case Studies from California, Nevada and Washington State

• James Reilly; OSP Growth Simulation Model
• William A. Redl; The Montclair Connection: Over Six Decades of Planning

• Jeffrey G. Kiely and Ken Hughes; The McKinley County Public Partnership

• Eliot Allen; Measuring the New Urbanism with Community Indicators
• Joel B. Goldsteen and Ard Anjomani; Contrasts in Urban Form: Why We Don't Like Neo-Traditional Town Planning

• Martine Micozzi; An Idea Grows in Brooklyn: Congestion Pricing Public Outreach Meetings in New York City

• Alvin James and Ralph Wheeler; Fair Housing: The Other Civil Rights Revolution

• Deneen M. DeRodes, Beth Clark and Stephen R. McClary; Columbus' Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance: A New Use for an Established Technique
• Michael R. White; Community Synergism: Towards Creating the 21st Century Cleveland

• Christopher Thomas and Elliott Ellsworth; GIS: A Part of Everyday Planning

• Ray Quay; Phoenix's Strategic View of Growth
• Alfred J. Lima; Open Space Through Limited Development
• Joel B. Goldsteen and Ard Anjomani; Contrasts in Urban Form: Why We Don't Like Neo-Traditional Town Planning

• Steven C. Ames; Community Visioning: Planning for the Future in Oregon's Local Communities

• Tom Daniels, Jay Parrish, and Jordan Henk; GIS and Farmland Protection: The Case of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
• Chris Duerksen; Form, Character, and Context: New Directions in Land Use Regulations

• Ray Quay; Phoenix's Strategic View of Growth
• Diane Zahm, Sherry Carter, and Al Zelinka; Safe Place Design

• Chris Duerksen; Form, Character, and Context: New Directions in Land Use Regulations

• Michael Chandler; The Job of Commissioner
• Ted Hunter and Jim Driscoll; The Planning Commissioner as Judge
• Christopher Morrow, Mike McLauglin, Gary Pryor and Verna Quinn; Contrasts and Transitions: Challenges Facing San Diego and Its Environs

• Richard K. Brail; A Primer on Planning Support Systems
• James Reilly; OSP Growth Simulation Model

• Richard K. Brail; A Primer on Planning Support Systems

• Deborah A. Howe; Reinventing the National Planning Conference
• Eric Carlson; Report from Habitat II: The End Game

• Gerald R. Mylroie; City Planning Directors' Network

• Michael English; Celebration, A Year Later
• Michael P. Brooks; Getting Goofy in Virginia: The Politics of Disneyfication
• Stephen E. Barton; Social Housing Versus Housing Allowances: Choosing Between Two Forms of Housing Subsidy at the Local Level
• Scott Campbell; Green Cities, Growing Cities, Just Cities? Urban Planning and the Contradictions of Sustainable Development

• Margery Austin Turner; New Opportunities for Low-Income Families
• Shannon Van Zandt; Exploring the Relationship Between Sense of Community and Territoriality in Rural Neighborhoods

• Maria Luisa de Herrera, Kathleen Garcia, and Gail Goldman; Public Art as a Planning Tool

• Nelson R. Kellogg; The Internet, Conversational Communities, and the Future of Planning
• Robert A. Kull; Planning Virtual Communities: Using the Web to Make Planning Real
• Perry L. Norton; Forums and Water Coolers
• Ray Quay; The Electronic Village: Impact of Electronic Communication Trends on the Form and Function of Local Communities
• Ted Hunter and Jim Driscoll; The Planning Commissioner as Judge
• Roger K. Wagoner; Neighborhood Planning: A Personal Perspective

• Mary P. Wright; Creating Livable Neighborhoods: San Diego's Livable Neighborhoods Initiative
• Angela Donelson; Planning Economic Revitalization: Leadership Patterns and Impacts of Growth in Garden City, Kansas
• Michael R. White; Community Synergism: Towards Creating the 21st Century Cleveland

• John H. Minan; Historic Preservation and Religious Uses

• Chris Duerksen; Responding to the Big Box: Planning for Large-Scale Retail Stores

• Ray Quay; The Electronic Village: Impact of Electronic Communication Trends on the Form and Function of Local Communities
• Chris Duerksen; Form, Character, and Context: New Directions in Land Use Regulations
• Arthur C. Nelson, Richard Dagenhart and Edward McKinney; Preserving Small Town Character in the Path of Urbanization: How One Small Georgia Town Preserved Its Character and Welcomed Urba
• Shannon Van Zandt; Exploring the Relationship Between Sense of Community and Territoriality in Rural Neighborhoods
• Jeffrey G. Kiely and Ken Hughes; The McKinley County Public Partnership

• Alfred J. Lima; Open Space Through Limited Development

• Christopher Morrow, Mike McLauglin, Gary Pryor and Verna Quinn; Contrasts and Transitions: Challenges Facing San Diego and Its Environs
• Robert A. Vacchi; New Options for Code Enforcement: San Diego's Use of Administrative Remedies
• Mary P. Wright; Creating Livable Neighborhoods: San Diego's Livable Neighborhoods Initiative
• Charles Damm; Coastal Planning in the San Diego Region
• Mark Steele; Urban Design in San Diego

• Diane Zahm, Sherry Carter, and Al Zelinka; Safe Place Design

• Thomas G. Pelham; The Legal and Practical Implications and Difficulties of School Concurrency
• Robert Foxworthy; Looking at Neighborhoods: Observations from Successful Neighborhoods in Seattle

• Robert Foxworthy; Looking at Neighborhoods: Observations from Successful Neighborhoods in Seattle
• Karma Ruder and Susan Dehlendorf; Neighborhood Planning in Seattle: Not the Garden Variety Grass Roots Project
• Roger K. Wagoner; Neighborhood Planning: A Personal Perspective

• Diane Zahm, Sherry Carter, and Al Zelinka; Safe Place Design

• Tridib Banerjee, Gary Hack, John Kriken and David Moreno; Urban Design in Asian Mega-Cities: Bangkok, Fukuoka, Ho Chi Minh City

• Arthur C. Nelson, Richard Dagenhart and Edward McKinney; Preserving Small Town Character in the Path of Urbanization: How One Small Georgia Town Preserved Its Character and Welcomed Urba
• Angela Donelson; Planning Economic Revitalization: Leadership Patterns and Impacts of Growth in Garden City, Kansas
• Mary Kay Peck; Small Towns, Big Opportunities

• Jerry L. Cook; Strategic Planning for Tennessee's Towns and Cities: Building a Road Map for the 21st Century
• Dwight H. Merriam; The Future of Planning in the United States
• Karen S. Walz; The Dallas Plan: Creating a Partnership for Strategy and Action
• Ray Quay; Phoenix's Strategic View of Growth

• Hank Mohle and Ray Williamson; Sunnyvale's New Approach to the Old Challenge of Neighborhood Traffic Calming

• Nancy J. Boatwright; The Sustainable Germantown Plan
• Jerry L. Cook; Strategic Planning for Tennessee's Towns and Cities: Building a Road Map for the 21st Century
• David Hitchcock; Transition to Sustainable Development: Is This About Planning?
• Dwight H. Merriam; The Future of Planning in the United States
• Karen S. Walz; The Dallas Plan: Creating a Partnership for Strategy and Action
• Judith E. Innes and David E. Booher; Metropolitan Development and the California Economy
• Eric Carlson; Report from Habitat II: The End Game
• Scott Campbell; Green Cities, Growing Cities, Just Cities? Urban Planning and the Contradictions of Sustainable Development

• Nelson R. Kellogg; The Internet, Conversational Communities, and the Future of Planning
• Ray Quay; The Electronic Village: Impact of Electronic Communication Trends on the Form and Function of Local Communities

• Ray Quay; The Electronic Village: Impact of Electronic Communication Trends on the Form and Function of Local Communities
• Ric Stephens; Telecommunications Dictionary
• Jeffrey G. Kiely and Ken Hughes; The McKinley County Public Partnership

• Nancy J. Boatwright; The Sustainable Germantown Plan
• Jerry L. Cook; Strategic Planning for Tennessee's Towns and Cities: Building a Road Map for the 21st Century

• Karen S. Walz; The Dallas Plan: Creating a Partnership for Strategy and Action
• Robert M. Litke; Neighborhood Planning: Houston Style and Lessons
• Shannon Van Zandt; Exploring the Relationship Between Sense of Community and Territoriality in Rural Neighborhoods
• Alfred J. Lima; Open Space Through Limited Development

• Hank Mohle and Ray Williamson; Sunnyvale's New Approach to the Old Challenge of Neighborhood Traffic Calming

• Whit Blanton; Census 2000: What Lies Ahead for Transportation Planners?
• Donald A. Dove; Community Involvement in Transit Planning: The Los Angeles Metro Blue Line Experience
• Martine Micozzi; An Idea Grows in Brooklyn: Congestion Pricing Public Outreach Meetings in New York City
• Hank Mohle and Ray Williamson; Sunnyvale's New Approach to the Old Challenge of Neighborhood Traffic Calming
• Douglas R. Porter; Light-Rail Systems and Land Use: The Lite Connection
• William A. Redl; The Montclair Connection: Over Six Decades of Planning

• Martine Micozzi; An Idea Grows in Brooklyn: Congestion Pricing Public Outreach Meetings in New York City
• Hank Mohle and Ray Williamson; Sunnyvale's New Approach to the Old Challenge of Neighborhood Traffic Calming

• Douglas R. Porter; Light-Rail Systems and Land Use: The Lite Connection
• William A. Redl; The Montclair Connection: Over Six Decades of Planning

• Ray Quay; Phoenix's Strategic View of Growth
• Donald A. Dove; Community Involvement in Transit Planning: The Los Angeles Metro Blue Line Experience
• Douglas R. Porter; Light-Rail Systems and Land Use: The Lite Connection
• William A. Redl; The Montclair Connection: Over Six Decades of Planning

• Jeffrey G. Kiely and Ken Hughes; The McKinley County Public Partnership

• Chris Duerksen; Responding to the Big Box: Planning for Large-Scale Retail Stores
• Chris Duerksen; Form, Character, and Context: New Directions in Land Use Regulations
• Adrian P. Freund; Form, Character, and Context in Jefferson County, Kentucky
• Arthur C. Nelson, Richard Dagenhart and Edward McKinney; Preserving Small Town Character in the Path of Urbanization: How One Small Georgia Town Preserved Its Character and Welcomed Urba
• Edward J. Blakely and Mary Gail Snyder; Gating America
• Robert Foxworthy; Looking at Neighborhoods: Observations from Successful Neighborhoods in Seattle
• Eliot Allen; Measuring the New Urbanism with Community Indicators
• Tridib Banerjee, Gary Hack, John Kriken and David Moreno; Urban Design in Asian Mega-Cities: Bangkok, Fukuoka, Ho Chi Minh City
• Brian Canin; Alternative Urban Design Solutions for Creating Safer Neighborhoods: Giving Up or Taking Back the Streets in Your Neighborhood
• Joel B. Goldsteen and Ard Anjomani; Contrasts in Urban Form: Why We Don't Like Neo-Traditional Town Planning
• Maria Luisa de Herrera, Kathleen Garcia, and Gail Goldman; Public Art as a Planning Tool
• Mark Steele; Urban Design in San Diego
• Diane Zahm, Sherry Carter, and Al Zelinka; Safe Place Design

• Brian Canin; Alternative Urban Design Solutions for Creating Safer Neighborhoods: Giving Up or Taking Back the Streets in Your Neighborhood
• Diane Zahm, Sherry Carter, and Al Zelinka; Safe Place Design

• Tridib Banerjee, Gary Hack, John Kriken and David Moreno; Urban Design in Asian Mega-Cities: Bangkok, Fukuoka, Ho Chi Minh City

• Marie L. York; Technology and Communities in Transition
• Michael P. Brooks; Getting Goofy in Virginia: The Politics of Disneyfication

• Steven C. Ames; Community Visioning: Planning for the Future in Oregon's Local Communities
• Karen S. Walz; The Dallas Plan: Creating a Partnership for Strategy and Action
• Nelson R. Kellogg; The Internet, Conversational Communities, and the Future of Planning
• Christopher Morrow, Mike McLauglin, Gary Pryor and Verna Quinn; Contrasts and Transitions: Challenges Facing San Diego and Its Environs
• AICP Vision Task Force; A 2020 Vision for AICP

• K. Warner, A.Dichoso, M. Markham, M. McLaughlin, and C.Stowell; New Approaches to the Housing Element: Case Studies from California, Nevada and Washington State
• Robert Foxworthy; Looking at Neighborhoods: Observations from Successful Neighborhoods in Seattle
• Karma Ruder and Susan Dehlendorf; Neighborhood Planning in Seattle: Not the Garden Variety Grass Roots Project
• Roger K. Wagoner; Neighborhood Planning: A Personal Perspective

• Tom Daniels, Jay Parrish, and Jordan Henk; GIS and Farmland Protection: The Case of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
• Christopher Thomas and Elliott Ellsworth; GIS: A Part of Everyday Planning
• John H. Minan; Historic Preservation and Religious Uses
• Alvin James and Ralph Wheeler; Fair Housing: The Other Civil Rights Revolution