Journal of the American Planning Association

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Volume 84, issue 2, 2018

Letter From the Editor pp. 97-98

Sandra Rosenbloom

Motivations and Strategies for Bicycle Planning in Rural, Suburban, and Low-Density Communities: The Need for New Best Practices pp. 99-111

Carolyn McAndrews, Sara Tabatabaie and Jill S. Litt

Navigating Statistical Uncertainty: How Urban and Regional Planners Understand and Work With American Community Survey (ACS) Data for Guiding Policy pp. 112-126

Jason R. Jurjevich, Amy L. Griffin, Seth E. Spielman, David C. Folch, Meg Merrick and Nicholas N. Nagle

Using Photography to Assess Housing Damage and Rebuilding Progress for Disaster Recovery Planning pp. 127-144

Michelle Annette Meyer and Marccus D. Hendricks

State of the Art in Planning for College and University Campuses: Site Planning and Beyond pp. 145-161

Linda C. Dalton, Amir H. Hajrasouliha and William W. Riggs

Online Participatory Technologies: Opportunities and Challenges for Enriching Participatory Planning pp. 162-177

Nader Afzalan and Brian Muller

Introduction: John Friedmann and Links to Planning Practice pp. 178-179

Sandra Rosenbloom

A Planners’ Planner: John Friedmann’s Quest for a General Theory of Planning pp. 179-191

Bish Sanyal

Civic Infrastructure for Neighborhood Planning pp. 191-193

Keith Pezzoli

Delineating the Shape of Planning Practice: John Friedmann’s Legacy pp. 193-197

Hemalata C. Dandekar

John Friedmann’s “Radical” Legacy in Asia’s World City, Hong Kong pp. 197-199

Mee Kam Ng

Navigating Ethnicity: Segregation, Placemaking, and Difference, by David H. Kaplan pp. 201-202

David P. Varady

Notes From the Review Editor pp. 201-201

Tim Chapin

How to Kill a City: Gentrification, Inequality, and the Fight for the Neighborhood, by Peter Moskowitz pp. 203-203

Wei Zhai

Messy Urbanism: Understanding the “Other” Cities of Asia, edited by Manish Chalana and Jeffrey Hou pp. 203-204

Katherine Idziorek

Planning Canada: A Case Study Approach, edited by Ren Thomas pp. 205-205

Sheryl-Ann Simpson

Bike Boom: The Unexpected Resurgence of Cycling, by Carlton Reid pp. 206-206

Michael Duncan

Volume 84, issue 1, 2018

Letter From the Editor pp. 5-6

Sandra Rosenbloom

Planning for Mixed Use: Affordable for Whom? pp. 7-20

Markus Moos, Tara Vinodrai, Nick Revington and Michael Seasons

Do Practicing Planners Value Plan Quality? Insights From a Survey of Planning Professionals in Ontario, Canada pp. 21-32

Dave Guyadeen

Livable Streets, Livable Arterials? Characteristics of Commercial Arterial Roads Associated With Neighborhood Livability pp. 33-44

Carolyn McAndrews and Wesley Marshall

The Impacts of Big Box Retail on Downtown: A Case Study of Target in Davis (CA) pp. 45-60

Gian-Claudia Sciara, Kristin Lovejoy and Susan Handy

Estimates of Transaction Costs in Transfer of Development Rights Programs pp. 61-75

Sina Shahab, J. Peter Clinch and Eoin O'Neill

My Career as a Pragmatist pp. 76-84

David P. Varady

Notes From the Review Editor pp. 85-85

Tim Chapin

, by Royce Hanson pp. 86-87

Marie Howland

, by Richard V. Reeves pp. 86-86

William W. Goldsmith

, edited by Alison Hope Alkon and Julian Agyeman pp. 87-88

Kameshwari Pothukuchi

, by Robert C. Trumpbour and Kenneth Womack pp. 88-89

Tim Chapin

Volume 83, issue 4, 2017

Letter From the Editor pp. 333-334

Sandra Rosenbloom

How to Bid Better for the Olympics: A Participatory Mega-Event Planning Strategy for Local Legacies pp. 335-345

Eva Kassens-Noor and John Lauermann

Form-Based Codes for Zoning Reform to Promote Sustainable Development: Insights From Cities in Southern California pp. 346-364

Ajay Garde and Cecilia Kim

The Maker Movement and Urban Economic Development pp. 365-376

Laura Wolf-Powers, Marc Doussard, Greg Schrock, Charles Heying, Max Eisenburger and Stephen Marotta

Achieving Regional Housing Planning Objectives: Directing Affordable Housing to Jobs-Rich Neighborhoods in the San Francisco Bay Area pp. 377-388

Matthew Palm and Deb Niemeier

Regulatory Practices of Urban Agriculture: A Connection to Planning and Policy pp. 389-403

Mahbubur Meenar, Alfonso Morales and Leonard Bonarek

Mobility Niches: Jitneys to Robo-Taxis pp. 404-412

Robert Cervero

Notes From the Review Editor pp. 413-413

Tim Chapin

, by Mathew Desmond pp. 414-414

Dennis E. Gale

, by Michael Storper, Thomas Kemeny, Naji Makarem, and Taner Osman pp. 415-415

Michael B. Teitz

, by Ray Tomalty and Alan Mallach pp. 416-417

Don Alexander

, edited by Wayne Caldwell, Stew Hilts, and Bronwynne Wilton pp. 417-418

Evangeline Linkous

, by Marc Barthelemy pp. 418-418

Geoff Boeing

, by Eugene P. Moehring pp. 419-419

Michael Maloy

EOV Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 83, issue 3, 2017

Letter From the Editor pp. 233-234

Sandra Rosenbloom

Racial and Class Bias in Zoning: Rezonings Involving Heavy Commercial and Industrial Land Use in Durham (NC), 1945–2014 pp. 235-248

Andrew H. Whittemore

The Link Between Local Comprehensive Plans and Housing Affordability: A Comparative Study of the Atlanta and Detroit Metropolitan Areas pp. 249-261

Hee-Jung Jun

Metropolitan Transportation Planning: Lessons From the Past, Institutions for the Future pp. 262-276

Gian-Claudia Sciara

The Intersection of Planning, Urban Agriculture, and Food Justice: A Review of the Literature pp. 277-295

Megan Horst, Nathan McClintock and Lesli Hoey

Contextualizing Walkability: Do Relationships Between Built Environments and Walking Vary by Socioeconomic Context? pp. 296-314

Arlie Adkins, Carrie Makarewicz, Michele Scanze, Maia Ingram and Gretchen Luhr

A Career in Planning pp. 315-321

Karen S. Christensen

Notes From the Review Editor pp. 322-322

Tim Chapin

, by Joop de Wit pp. 323-323

Chandan Deuskar

, by Ian Wray pp. 323-324

Michael B. Teitz

, edited by Donald K. Carter pp. 324-325

W. Paul Farmer

, by Christina D. Rosan pp. 326-326

Michael B. Teitz

, by Thomas Fisher pp. 327-327

Russell J. Fricano

Correction to: The Driving Downturn: A Preliminary Assessment pp. 328-328

The Editors

Volume 83, issue 2, 2017

Letter From the Editor pp. 117-118

Sandra Rosenbloom

Measuring Informal Housing Production in California Cities pp. 119-130

Jake Wegmann and Sarah Mawhorter

Community Plan Making in the Face of Ethnic Conflict in Israel: Lessons for Collaborative Planning Processes pp. 131-144

Deborah F. Shmueli

The Past and Future of Research on the Link Between Compact Development and Driving: Comment on “Does Compact Development Make People Drive Less?” pp. 145-148

David Heres and Deb A. Niemeier

Getting From Here to There: Comment on “Does Compact Development Make People Drive Less?” pp. 148-151

Kelly J. Clifton

Response to Commentaries on “Does Compact Development Make People Drive Less?” pp. 151-158

Mark R. Stevens

Introduction: Planning Ethics in the 21st Century pp. 159-160

Lisa A. Schweitzer

09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0: Four Reasons Why AICP Needs an Open Data Ethic pp. 161-167

Lisa A. Schweitzer and Nader Afzalan

Special Ethical Considerations for Planners in Private Practice pp. 168-179

Carolyn G. Loh and Rodney L. Arroyo

Pro Bono Practices and Government Agencies pp. 180-182

Orly Linovski

City Managers Have Ethics Too? Comparing Planning and City Management Codes of Ethics pp. 183-201

Bonnie J. Johnson, Mary Kay Peck and Steven A. Preston

Planning Experience and Planners’ Ethics pp. 202-220

Mickey Lauria and Mellone Long

, by Brian J. McCabe pp. 221-222

Deirdre Pfeiffer

Notes From the Review Editor pp. 221-221

Tim Chapin

, by Kristin M. Szylvian pp. 222-223

David P. Varady

, edited by Eugenie L. Birch, Shahana Chattaraj, and Susan M. Wachter pp. 223-224

Deyanira Nevárez Martínez

, by Nicholas A. Phelps pp. 224-225

Michael B. Teitz

, by Max Page pp. 225-226

Courtney Grunninger Bonney

, edited by Aaron Golub, Melody L. Hoffmann, Adonia E. Lugo, and Gerardo F. Sandoval pp. 226-227

Jesus M. Barajas

Volume 83, issue 1, 2017

Letter From the Editor pp. 5-6

Sandra Rosenbloom

Does Compact Development Make People Drive Less? pp. 7-18

Mark R. Stevens

“Does Compact Development Make People Drive Less?” The Answer Is Yes pp. 19-25

Reid Ewing and Robert Cervero

Thoughts on the Meaning of Mark Stevens’s Meta-Analysis pp. 26-28

Susan Handy

Travel and the Built Environment: Time for Change pp. 29-32

Michael Manville

Driving and Compact Growth: A Careful Look in the Rearview Mirror pp. 32-35

Gerrit-Jan Knaap, Uri Avin and Li Fang

Compact Development Reduces VMT: Evidence and Application for Planners—Comment on “Does Compact Development Make People Drive Less?” pp. 36-41

Arthur C. Nelson

The Driving Downturn: A Preliminary Assessment pp. 42-55

Michael Manville, David A. King and Michael J. Smart

All Mixed Up: Making Sense of Mixed-Income Housing Developments pp. 56-67

Lawrence J. Vale and Shomon Shamsuddin

The Privatization of Metropolitan Jakarta’s (Jabodetabek) Urban Fringes: The Early Stages of “Post-Suburbanization” in Indonesia pp. 68-79

Tommy Firman and Fikri Zul Fahmi

When Tourists Move In: How Should Urban Planners Respond to Airbnb? pp. 80-92

Nicole Gurran and Peter Phibbs

Chance and Design: From Architecture to Institutional Design pp. 93-102

Ernest R. Alexander

Notes From the Review Editor pp. 103-103

Tim Chapin

, by Mohammad Abdul Qadeer pp. 104-104

Lisa Turner de Vera

, by David Laws and John Forester pp. 105-105

William Butler

, by Erica Schoenberger pp. 106-106

Michael B. Teitz

, edited by Juan Carlos Munoz and Laurel Paget-Seekins pp. 107-107

Thomas C. Cornillie

, by David Boyce and Huw Williams pp. 107-108

Chao Liu

, by Christian Salewski pp. 108-109

Charles Hoch