Journal of the American Planning Association

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Volume 90, issue 4, 2024

Whose Miles Are These Anyway? pp. 593-609

Carole Turley Voulgaris, Gregory S. Macfarlane and Joseph C. Kaylor

Housing Precarity in Six European and North American Cities: Threatened by the Loss of a Safe, Stable, and Affordable Home pp. 610-626

Gabriela Debrunner, Katrin Hofer, Michael Wicki, Fiona Kauer and David Kaufmann

Who Owns America? A Methodology for Identifying Landlords’ Ownership Scale and the Implications for Targeted Code Enforcement pp. 627-641

Brian Y. An, Andrew Jakabovics, Anthony Orlando, Seva Rodnyansky and Eunjee Son

Navigating Cultural Difference in Planning: How Cross-Border Adaptation Nurtured Cosmopolitan Competence Among U.S.-Taught Chinese Practitioners pp. 642-655

Colleen Chiu-Shee and Linda Shi

Creating an Informal Transport Route pp. 656-671

Tamara Kerzhner

Platform-Enabled Informality? pp. 672-685

Nicole Gurran, Zahra Nasreen and Pranita Shrestha

How Do Local Officials Conceptualize Sustainability as Practiced in Their Communities? pp. 686-698

Sarah L. Hofmeyer, Christopher V. Hawkins, Rachel M. Krause and Angela Park

Planning for Drinking Water Salinization in the U.S. Atlantic and Gulf Coast Regions pp. 699-714

Allison Lassiter

Practitioner Perceptions of City-Subcontracted Community Organizing pp. 715-727

C. Aujean Lee and John C. Harris

Deciphering Public Voices in the Digital Era pp. 728-741

Xinyu Fu, Thomas W. Sanchez, Chaosu Li and Juliana Reu Junqueira

Walking (In)Convenience pp. 742-757

Becky P. Y. Loo, Ting Lian and Lawrence D. Frank

Closing the Climate Gap pp. 758-773

Katherine Lieberknecht, Nancy Carlson, Keri Stephens, Fernanda Leite, Frances Acuña and Jonathan Lowell

Planning Scholars Reflect on the 75th Anniversary of the Housing Act of 1949: An Introduction to the Special Commentary Section pp. 774-774

Joseph Heathcott

Title I Pioneered the Subsidized Urban Megaproject pp. 775-775

Nicholas Dagen Bloom

America’s Housing Affordability Crisis: Time for a New Housing Act? pp. 776-776

Lan Deng

The Cynical Politics of the Public Home pp. 777-777

Edward Goetz

Civil Rights Challenges to U.S. Housing Policy pp. 778-778

Walter Greason

Victory and Defeat in the 1949 Housing Act pp. 779-779

D. Bradford Hunt

The 1949 Housing Act as Cold War Diplomacy pp. 780-780

Nancy Kwak

The Housing and Planning Act of 2024 pp. 781-781

Elizabeth Mueller

Housing as a Right pp. 782-782

Mary Pattillo

Homeownership and the White–Black Wealth Gap pp. 783-784

Angela Simms

The Persistent Challenges of U.S. Housing Policy pp. 785-785

Lawrence J. Vale

The Housing Act of 1949 in Images pp. 786-790

Joseph Heathcott

This Is My Jail: Local Politics and the Rise of Mass Incarceration pp. 791-792

Elizabeth L. Sweet

Preserving the Vanishing City: Historic Preservation Amid Urban Decline in Cleveland, Ohio pp. 793-794

Eleonora Redaelli

Fragile Neighborhoods: Repairing American Society, One Zip Code at a Time pp. 795-796

David Varady

How Big Things Get Done: The Surprising Factors That Determine the Fate of Every Project, From Home Renovations to Space Exploration and Everything in Between pp. 797-798

John Landis

A People’s History of SFO: The Making of the Bay Area and an Airport pp. 799-800

Megan S. Ryerson

The City Aroused: Queer Places and Urban Redevelopment in Postwar San Francisco pp. 801-802

Alex Bitterman

Seeing Symphonically: Avant-Garde Film, Urban Planning, and the Utopian Image of New York pp. 803-804

Bonnie J. Johnson

The Computable City: Histories, Technologies, Stories, Predictions pp. 805-806

Meixin Yuan

The New Suburbia: How Diversity Remade Suburban Life in Los Angeles After 1945 pp. 807-808

Katrin B. Anacker

Many Urbanisms: Divergent Trajectories of Global City Building pp. 809-809

Enrique R. Silva

Volume 90, issue 3, 2024

Digital Technology Use and Future Expectations pp. 405-420

Claire Daniel, Elizabeth Wentz, Petra Hurtado, Wei Yang and Christopher Pettit

Overseeing Infill pp. 421-433

Nicholas J. Marantz, Christopher S. Elmendorf and Youjin B. Kim

Gentrifiers of Color: Class Inequalities in Ethnic/Racial Neighborhood Displacement pp. 434-451

Yael Shmaryahu-Yeshurun

Food Access After Disasters pp. 452-470

Nathanael P. Rosenheim, Maria Watson, John Casellas Connors, Mastura Safayet and Walter Gillis Peacock

After the Minimum Parking Requirement pp. 471-485

Srirang Sohoni and Bumsoo Lee

A Sustainable and Equitable Approach to Financing Multimodal Transportation Alternatives in Metropolitan Areas pp. 486-493

Patrick DeCorla-Souza

Network Power or Power-Penetrated Network? pp. 494-509

Li Fang, Yijia Wen, Jingze Zhang, Gordon Erlebacher and Samuel Staley

Indigenizing Food System Planning for Food System Resiliency pp. 510-524

Tammara Soma, Chelsey G. Armstrong, Cedar Welsh, Samantha Jung, Clifford G. Atleo (Niis Na’yaa/Kam’ayaam/Chachim’multhnii), Belinda Li and Tamara Shulman

Can ChatGPT Evaluate Plans? pp. 525-536

Xinyu Fu, Ruoniu Wang and Chaosu Li

Can Subsidized Carshare Programs Enhance Access for Low-Income Travelers? pp. 537-550

Julene Paul, Miriam Pinski, Madeline Brozen and Evelyn Blumenberg

Applications, Approaches, and Ethics of the Extended Reality in Urban Design and Planning pp. 551-567

Amir H. Hajrasouliha

Necessary Considerations When Framing Urban Heat Resilience as an Infrastructure Issue pp. 568-575

Theodore C. Lim

Just Action: How to Challenge Segregation Enacted Under the Color of Law pp. 576-577

Jennifer Minner

Poverty, By America pp. 578-579

Elizabeth J. Mueller

Rabble Rousers: Frances Goldin and the Fight for Cooper Square pp. 580-581

Ezra Haber Glenn

Shifting Gears: Toward a New Way of Thinking About Transportation pp. 582-583

Noreen McDonald

Atlas of the Senseable City pp. 584-584

Peter A. Johnson

The Changing American Neighborhood: The Meaning of Place in the Twenty-First Century pp. 585-586

David Varady

Transforming the Irvine Ranch: Joan Irvine, William Pereira, Ray Watson, and the Big Plan pp. 587-587

Richard Peiser

Understanding Disaster Insurance: New Tools for a More Resilient Future pp. 588-589

Robert Olshansky

Urban Design in the 20th Century: A History pp. 590-590

Sanjeev Vidyarthi

Human Transit, Revised Edition: How Clearer Thinking about Public Transit Can Enrich Our Communities and Our Lives pp. 591-591

Ahmed El-Geneidy

Volume 90, issue 2, 2024

Navigating Forward: Sustaining and Enhancing JAPA’s Legacy of Impact pp. 191-192

Yan Song

Planning Food and Place: Navigating Dollar Stores to Improve Healthy Food Access pp. 193-212

John Accordino and Annie W. Conte

Complete Community pp. 213-229

Jill L. Grant

Development Fees and Park Equity in Los Angeles pp. 230-246

Alessandro Rigolon, Christopher Giamarino and Jon Christensen

Do Land Use Plans Affirmatively Further Fair Housing? pp. 247-260

Paavo Monkkonen, Michael Lens, Moira O’Neill, Christopher Elmendorf, Gregory Preston and Raine Robichaud

Evaluating Collaborative Public–Private Partnerships pp. 261-273

Kate Nelischer

Are We There Yet? pp. 274-288

Maria Manta Conroy and Jessica Pagan Wilson

Facilitating Online Participatory Planning During the COVID-19 Pandemic pp. 289-302

Dan Milz, Atul Pokharel and Curt D. Gervich

Can TODs Include Affordable Housing? pp. 303-317

Ajay Garde, Huê-Tâm Jamme, Benjamin Toney, Deepak Bahl and Tridib Banerjee

Zoning In on Transit-Oriented Development pp. 318-335

Aryana Soliz, Lancelot Rodrigue, Christian Peaker, Isabelle Bernard and Ahmed El-Geneidy

Community Animators and Participatory Planning pp. 336-348

Ryan Anders Whitney and Trudy Ledsham

The Hardening of the American Landscape pp. 349-366

Brian Muller and Stefania Mitova

Can Florida’s Coast Survive Its Reliance on Development? pp. 367-383

Linda Shi, William Butler, Tisha Holmes, Ryan Thomas, Anthony Milordis, Jonathan Ignatowski, Yousuf Mahid and Austin M. Aldag

Cases of a “Not so New” Suburban Reality in the United States pp. 384-387

Bernadette Hanlon

Regional Governance and the Politics of Housing in the San Francisco Bay Area pp. 388-389

Michael B. Teitz

University City: History, Race, and Community in the Era of the Innovation District pp. 390-391

Harley Etienne

The Heart of Toronto: Corporate Power, Civic Activism, and the Remaking of Downtown Yonge Street pp. 392-393

Karen Chapple

The Drive for Dollars: How Fiscal Politics Shaped Urban Freeways and Transformed American Cities pp. 394-395

Philip Plotch

The Great American Transit Disaster: A Century of Austerity, Auto-Centric Planning, and White Flight pp. 396-397

Jonathan L. Gifford

Paved Paradise: How Parking Explains the World pp. 398-399

Norman Garrick

Community Benefits: Developers, Negotiations, and Accountability pp. 400-401

Joanna Ganning

Fighting to Breathe: Race, Toxicity, and the Rise of Youth Activism in Baltimore pp. 402-403

Gwen Ottinger

Volume 90, issue 1, 2024

Welcome to the New Editorial Group pp. 1-1

Ann Forsyth

Adaptability of Low-Income Communities in Postdisaster Relocation pp. 2-17

Kanako Iuchi

A Wrench in the Machine pp. 18-29

Jordan Branham, David Salvesen, Nikhil Kaza and Todd K. BenDor

Integration as Adaptation: Advancing Research and Practice for Inclusive Climate Receiving Communities pp. 30-49

Hannah M. Teicher and Patrick Marchman

Growing Safely or Building Risk? pp. 50-62

Miyuki Hino, Todd K. BenDor, Jordan Branham, Nikhil Kaza, Antonia Sebastian and Shane Sweeney

Who Is Planning for Environmental Justice—and How? pp. 63-76

Catherine Brinkley and Jenny Wagner

Are Traffic Studies “Junk Science” That Don’t Belong in Court? pp. 77-85

Kristina M. Currans and Kenneth A. Stahl

Productive Frictions pp. 86-100

Huê-Tâm Jamme

Walkable Neighborhoods pp. 101-114

Kevin M. Leyden, Michael J. Hogan, Lorraine D’Arcy, Brendan Bunting and Sebastiaan Bierema

Is Housing Assistance Associated With Mental Health? pp. 115-128

Atticus Jaramillo and William M. Rohe

High Rises and Housing Stress pp. 129-143

Cloé St-Hilaire, Mikael Brunila and David Wachsmuth

Finding Mutual Benefit in Urban Development pp. 144-158

Yinnon Geva and Matti Siemiatycki

Lessons Learned From a Citywide Abandoned Housing Experiment pp. 159-172

John MacDonald, Ahuva Jacobowitz, Jason Gravel, Mitchell Smith, Robert Stokes, Vicky Tam, Eugenia South and Charles Branas

Three Atlases of Our Time pp. 173-174

Gordon C. C. Douglas

Megaregions and America’s Future pp. 175-176

Kieran Donaghy

The Politics of Trash: How Governments Used Corruption to Clean Cities, 1890–1929 pp. 177-178

Lily Baum Pollans

The Heat Will Kill You First: Life and Death on a Scorched Planet pp. 179-180

Larissa Larsen

Build Beyond Zero: New Ideas for Carbon-Smart Architecture pp. 181-182

Jennifer Minner

Growing Gardens, Building Power: Food Justice and Urban Agriculture in Brooklyn pp. 183-184

Mahbubur Meenar

Urban Planning in a World of Informal Politics pp. 185-186

Hsi-Chuan Wang

Emerging Global Cities: Origin, Structure, and Significance pp. 187-188

Michael B. Teitz

Cities after Crisis: Reinventing Neighborhood Design from the Ground-Up pp. 189-190

Gabriel Camară