Journal of the American Planning Association

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Volume 88, issue 2, 2022

Editorial pp. 147-148

Ann Forsyth

Serial Participation in Urban Planning pp. 149-162

Galit Cohen-Blankshtain and Anat Gofen

Political Partisanship and Transportation Reform pp. 163-178

Nicholas J. Klein, Kelcie Ralph, Calvin Thigpen and Anne Brown

The Moving Mapper pp. 179-191

Madeleine I. G. Daepp, Andrew Binet, Vedette Gavin and Mariana C. Arcaya

Our Diversity Is Our Strength pp. 192-205

Carolyn G. Loh, Amanda J. Ashley, Leslie Durham and Karen Bubb

Recovery Capacity of Small Nonprofits in Post-2017 Hurricane Puerto Rico pp. 206-219

Divya Chandrasekhar, Ivis García and Sayma Khajehei

Procedural Vulnerability and Its Effects on Equitable Post-Disaster Recovery in Low-Income Communities pp. 220-231

Danielle Zoe Rivera, Bradleigh Jenkins and Rebecca Randolph

Affordable but Marginalized pp. 232-244

Esther Sullivan, Carrie Makarewicz and Andrew Rumbach

Planning in the Era of Regional Divergence pp. 245-252

Gregory F. Randolph and Elizabeth Currid-Halkett

Open Streets for Whom? pp. 253-261

Dani Slabaugh, Jeremy Németh and Alessandro Rigolon

Utilitarian Bicycling and Mental Wellbeing pp. 262-276

Liang Ma and Runing Ye

On Common Ground pp. 277-278

Jeffrey S. Lowe

From the Inside Out: The Fight for Environmental Justice Within Government Agencies pp. 278-279

Rebecca Walker

The Good Ancestor: A Radical Prescription for Long-Term Thinking pp. 279-280

Timothy Beatley

Green, Fair, and Prosperous: Paths to a Sustainable Iowa pp. 280-281

Mônica A. Haddad

Urban Green Spaces: Public Health and Sustainability in the United States pp. 281-282

Gabriel Camară

Regenerating Dixie: Electric Energy and the Modern South pp. 282-283

Carlton Basmajian

Building Bridges: Community and University Partnerships in East St. Louis pp. 283-284

Joanna Bernstein

Volume 88, issue 1, 2022

What Is Planning? pp. 1-2

Ann Forsyth

Keys to the Car pp. 3-14

Andrew Schouten, Evelyn Blumenberg, Martin Wachs and Hannah King

Recent Relocation Patterns Among Older Adults in the United States pp. 15-29

Shengxiao (Alex) Li, Wanyang Hu and Fuyu Guo

The Width and Value of Residential Streets pp. 30-43

Adam Millard-Ball

Transit-Induced Gentrification or Vice Versa? pp. 44-54

Jyothi Chava and John L. Renne

Shifts Toward the Extremes pp. 55-66

Rolf Pendall, Lydia Lo and Jake Wegmann

Housing Affordability Crisis and Inequities of Land Use Change pp. 67-82

Ajay Garde and Qi Song

How Does an Expansion of Mandatory Inclusionary Housing Affect Housing Supply? pp. 83-96

Fei Li and Zhan Guo

Community-Centered Climate Planning pp. 97-112

Katherine Lieberknecht

Planning for Emerging Infectious Disease Pandemics pp. 113-126

James Nguyen H. Spencer, David Marasco and Michelle Eichinger

Planning for Dissent pp. 127-134

Atul Pokharel, Dan Milz and Curt D. Gervich

Notes From the Review Editor pp. 135-135

Adam Millard-Ball

For the War Yet to Come: Planning Beirut’s Frontiers pp. 136-137

Ryan Thomas Devlin

Dhaka’s Changing Landscape: Prospects for Economic Development, Social Change, and Shared Prosperity pp. 137-138

Saleh Ahmed

The Routledge Handbook of Planning Megacities in the Global South pp. 138-139

Enrique Silva

Data Action: Using Data for Public Good pp. 140-141

Clio Andris

The Misunderstood History of Gentrification: People, Planning, Preservation, and Urban Renewal, 1915–2020 pp. 141-142

David P. Varady

Zoning: A Guide for 21st-Century Planning pp. 143-144

Thomas Skuzinski

The Streets of Europe: The Sights, Sounds & Smells That Shaped Great Cities pp. 144-145

Michael B. Teitz

Public Transportation Systems: Principles of System Design, Operations Planning and Real-Time Control pp. 145-146

Thomas C. Cornillie

Volume 87, issue 4, 2021

Peer Review in a Generalist Journal pp. 451-454

Ann Forsyth

Riders Who Avoided Public Transit During COVID-19 pp. 455-469

Matthew Palm, Jeff Allen, Bochu Liu, Yixue Zhang, Michael Widener and Steven Farber

Redrawing the Planners’ Circle pp. 470-483

Louis A. Merlin, Denis Teoman, Marco Viola, Hailey Vaughn and Ralph Buehler

Jobs–Housing Balance Re-Re-Visited pp. 484-496

Evelyn Blumenberg and Hannah King

Tools of the Trade? pp. 497-511

Fariba Siddiq and Brian D. Taylor

Estimating Pedestrian Flows on Street Networks pp. 512-526

Andres Sevtsuk

Evaluating Geodesign for Community-Based Tribal Planning pp. 527-541

Jonathan Davis, K. David Pijawka, Elizabeth Wentz, Michelle Hale and David A. King

Ambiguous, Confusing, and Not Delivering Enough Housing pp. 542-555

Katrina Raynor, Matthew Palm and Georgia Warren-Myers

Planning as Bargaining pp. 556-569

Adam Millard-Ball

Transferring Vacant Lots to Private Ownership Improves Care and Empowers Residents pp. 570-584

Alessandro Rigolon, Debolina Banerjee, Paul Gobster, Sara Hadavi and William Stewart

Notes From the Incoming Review Editor pp. 585-586

Adam Millard-Ball

The Great American Housing Bubble: What Went Wrong and How We Can Protect Ourselves in the Future pp. 587-588

Dennis E. Gale

Understanding Affordability: The Economics of Housing Markets pp. 588-590

Helen X. H. Bao

Making Our Neighborhoods, Making Our Selves pp. 590-591

Emily Talen

Designing the Global City: Design Excellence, Competitions and the Remaking of Central Sydney pp. 592-593

Tridib Banerjee

Uneven Innovation: The Work of Smart Cities pp. 593-594

Joan Fitzgerald

Correction pp. 595-595

The Editors

Volume 87, issue 3, 2021

What Is a Contribution in Planning Research? pp. 309-310

Ann Forsyth

The Right to (Re)Shape the City pp. 311-325

Samantha Biglieri

Feeling Like an “Odd Duck” pp. 326-340

Ivis García, April Jackson, Andrew J. Greenlee, Anaid Yerena, Benjamin Chrisinger and C. Aujean Lee

Why Latino Vendor Markets Matter pp. 341-353

Edna Ledesma and Cecilia Giusti

Planning for Regional Food Equity pp. 354-369

Yeeli Mui, Maryam Khojasteh, Alexandra Judelsohn, Avery Sirwatka, Sylvia Kelly, Patrick Gooch and Samina Raja

Mandated Planning for Climate Change pp. 370-382

William Butler, Tisha Holmes and Zechariah Lange

Upzoning and Single-Family Housing Prices pp. 383-395

Daniel Kuhlmann

Minus Minimums pp. 396-408

Daniel Baldwin Hess and Jeffrey Rehler

Toward Accessibility-Based Planning pp. 409-423

Xiang Yan

Right Sizing Flint’s Infrastructure in the Wake of the Flint Water Crisis Would Constitute an Additional Environmental Injustice pp. 424-432

Richard C. Sadler, Debra Furr-Holden, Ella Greene-Moton, Brian Larkin, Moses Timlin, Dayne Walling and Thomas Wyatt

Right Sizing Is Not What You Think It Is pp. 433-434

Victoria Morckel

Commentaries on Flint, Right Sizing, and Justice pp. 433-433

Ann Forsyth

Better Planning Practice Lies in a Community-Based, Analysis-Informed Process pp. 434-436

Margaret Dewar

Toward a Transformative Planning Infrastructure pp. 436-437

Andrew J. Greenlee

Rational and Advocacy Planning in Flint Will Have to Come to Terms to Forestall Future Crises pp. 437-438

Brent D. Ryan

Beyond Crises pp. 438-440

Renia Ehrenfeucht and Marla Nelson

Right Sizing for Efficiency and Equity but Achieving Neither pp. 440-441

Ivonne Audirac and Jason Hackworth

Notes From the Review Editor pp. 442-443

Gerard Francisco Sandoval

Advancing Equity Planning Now pp. 444-445

Jacob Wagner

Black Lives and Spatial Matters: Policing Blackness and Practicing Freedom in Suburban St. Louis pp. 445-446

M. Scott Ball

The Voucher Promise: “Section 8” and the Fate of an American Neighborhood pp. 446-447

Dan Immergluck

Sustainable Approaches to Urban Transport pp. 448-449

Meiqing Li

Designing the Megaregion: Meeting Urban Challenges at a New Scale pp. 449-450

Laura Tate

Volume 87, issue 2, 2021

Theories and Planning Theories pp. 155-158

Ann Forsyth

Social Distancing and Cultural Bias pp. 159-166

Benjamin Davy

Exclusionary Zoning pp. 167-180

Andrew H. Whittemore

Are We Planning for Equity? pp. 181-196

Carolyn G. Loh and Rose Kim

Toward Mobility Justice pp. 197-210

Ariel H. Bierbaum, Alex Karner and Jesus M. Barajas

Plans Versus Political Priorities pp. 211-227

Albert Tonghoon Han, Lucie Laurian and Jim Dewald

Land Preservation Under the Transfer of Development Rights Program pp. 228-238

Li Fang

Committed and “Won Over” Parents in Vancouver’s Dense Family-Oriented Urbanism pp. 239-253

Louis L. Thomas

Early Lessons From Detroit’s Community Benefits Ordinance pp. 254-265

Lisa Berglund

Including Preservation in Planning pp. 266-281

Eleonora Redaelli

The Impact of Residential Densification on Perceptions of Public Space pp. 282-295

Jordi Honey-Rosés and Oscar Zapata

Notes From the Review Editor pp. 296-297

Gerard Francisco Sandoval

Manufacturing Decline: How Racism and the Conservative Movement Crush the American Rust Belt pp. 298-299

June Manning Thomas

Cyclescapes of the Unequal City: Bicycle Infrastructure and Uneven Development pp. 299-300

Aaron Golub

Better Buses, Better Cities: How to Plan, Run, and Win the Fight for Effective Transit pp. 300-302

Kaylyn Levine

Right of Way: Race, Class, and the Silent Epidemic of Pedestrian Deaths in America pp. 302-303

Marcel E. Moran

Planners in Politics: Do They Make a Difference? pp. 303-305

Wes Grooms

Design With Nature Now pp. 305-306

Larissa Larsen

Basic Quantitative Research Methods for Urban Planners pp. 307-308

Manish Shirgaokar

Volume 87, issue 1, 2021

International Content in the Journal of the American Planning Association pp. 1-2

Ann Forsyth

Human Rights and the City: A View From Canada pp. 3-10

Sandeep Agrawal

Analyzing Action/Plan Consistency pp. 11-20

Brian W. Ohm

Planning and Development Challenges in Western Gateway Communities pp. 21-33

Philip Stoker, Danya Rumore, Lindsey Romaniello and Zacharia Levine

Planning for Climate Change pp. 34-44

Sungyop Kim, Fengpeng Sun and Clara Irazábal

Can You Imagine What’s Happened in Durham? pp. 45-61

Meagan M. Ehlenz

Affordable Housing Without Public Subsidies pp. 62-72

Nathaniel Decker

Does Local Ownership of Vacant Land Reduce Crime? pp. 73-84

Matthew Stern and T. William Lester

Housing Single Women pp. 85-100

Julia Gabriele Harten

Why Detailing Spatial Equity Matters in Water and Sanitation Evaluations pp. 101-107

Gabriella Y. Carolini and Prassanna Raman

Like a Fish Out of Water pp. 108-122

Ivis García, April Jackson, Stacy A. Harwood, Andrew J. Greenlee, C. Aujean Lee and Benjamin Chrisinger

Off the Grid…and Back Again? pp. 123-137

Geoff Boeing

Notes From the Review Editor pp. 138-140

Gerardo Francisco Sandoval

Levine, Grengs, and Merlin: From Mobility to Accessibility: Transforming Urban Transportation and Land-Use Planning pp. 141-142

Adam Millard-Ball

Plotch: Last Subway: The Long Wait for the Next Train In New York City pp. 142-143

Floyd Lapp

Redaelli: Connecting Arts and Place: Cultural Policy and American Cities pp. 144-145

Zachary M. Jones

Wilson: The Heart of Community Engagement: Practitioner Stories From Across the Globe pp. 145-146

Kenneth M. Reardon

Dandekar (Ed.): The Planner's Use of Information (3rd ed.) pp. 146-148

Barry Nocks

Fitzgerald: Greenovation: Urban Leadership on Climate Change pp. 148-149

Peter B. Meyer

Condon: Five Rules for Tomorrow’s Cities pp. 149-150

Doug Kelbaugh

Correction pp. 151-153

The Editors