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Lincoln Institute President

Message from the President Emeritus

The PKU–Lincoln Center in Retrospect

By Gregory K. Ingram

October 2017, English

The strong complementarity between the Lincoln Institute’s expertise and China’s land policy challenges provided the rationale for the Lincoln Institute’s activities in the People’s Republic of China. China’s rapid economic growth over the past 35 years involved the usual structural changes in the economy (a declining share of agriculture; an expanding share of manufacturing and […]

Economic Development, Housing, Public Finance, Urbanization

October 2017, English

The strong complementarity between the Lincoln Institute’s expertise and China’s land policy challenges provided the rationale for the Lincoln Institute’s activities in the People’s Republic of China. China’s rapid economic growth over the past 35 years involved the usual structural changes in the economy (a declining share of agriculture; an expanding share of manufacturing and […]

Economic Development, Housing, Public Finance, Urbanization

A virtual model shows the line of sight from inside an apartment toward a city skyline

Virtual Valuation

GIS-Assisted Mass Appraisal in Shenzhen

By Tom Nunlist

October 2017, English

China is one of a small number of countries around the world that does not levy property tax on privately owned residential properties. After the Communist Party established a socialist regime in 1949, China adopted a public land ownership system and thereby lacked a real estate market until the reform era. Since the reform, property […]

Economic Development, Land Markets, Technology and Tools, Valuation

October 2017, English

China is one of a small number of countries around the world that does not levy property tax on privately owned residential properties. After the Communist Party established a socialist regime in 1949, China adopted a public land ownership system and thereby lacked a real estate market until the reform era. Since the reform, property […]

Economic Development, Land Markets, Technology and Tools, Valuation

A drone flies over Buenos Aires

The Drone Revolution

UAV-Generated Geodata Drives Policy Innovation

By John Wihbey

October 2017, English

Drones are revolutionizing data collection and mapping, ushering in major shifts and new opportunities in the domains of land management, policy, and advocacy. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) came into wide use globally about a decade ago, as their cost fell rapidly in the consumer market. In the developing world and in rapidly urbanizing areas, drones […]

City and Regional Planning, Land Use and Zoning, Technology and Tools, Valuation

October 2017, English

Drones are revolutionizing data collection and mapping, ushering in major shifts and new opportunities in the domains of land management, policy, and advocacy. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) came into wide use globally about a decade ago, as their cost fell rapidly in the consumer market. In the developing world and in rapidly urbanizing areas, drones […]

City and Regional Planning, Land Use and Zoning, Technology and Tools, Valuation

A panda cub sits among the branches of a eucalyptus tree

Sponge Cities and Panda Habitat

The Nature Conservancy's Foray into China

By James N. Levitt and Emily Myron

October 2017, English

Paradoxically, China is emerging as an innovative global leader in green initiatives, just as it has overtaken the United States as the world’s biggest source of carbon dioxide emissions (Global Carbon Atlas 2016). “After decades of rapid expansion brought smog and contaminated soil,” noted the official Xinhua News Agency, “China is steadily shifting from GDP […]

Climate Change, Environment, Land Conservation, Urbanization

October 2017, English

Paradoxically, China is emerging as an innovative global leader in green initiatives, just as it has overtaken the United States as the world’s biggest source of carbon dioxide emissions (Global Carbon Atlas 2016). “After decades of rapid expansion brought smog and contaminated soil,” noted the official Xinhua News Agency, “China is steadily shifting from GDP […]

Climate Change, Environment, Land Conservation, Urbanization

A woman scans a QR code that is taped to a cash register in a grocery store in Beijing

City Tech

WeChat Pay Shapes Street Life in China

By Rob Walker

October 2017, English

First released just six years ago, the Chinese social-media app WeChat is one of the most popular in the world, with a reported 938 million active monthly users. It caught on as a messaging service, and has kept adding features. One has become wildly popular in ways that have attracted widespread attention: payments. Visit any […]

Economic Development, Technology and Tools, Urbanization

October 2017, English

First released just six years ago, the Chinese social-media app WeChat is one of the most popular in the world, with a reported 938 million active monthly users. It caught on as a messaging service, and has kept adding features. One has become wildly popular in ways that have attracted widespread attention: payments. Visit any […]

Economic Development, Technology and Tools, Urbanization

Cover of Revitalizing America's Smaller Legacy Cities

New Lincoln Institute Policy Focus Report

Revitalizing America’s Smaller Legacy Cities

October 2017, English

Revitalizing America’s Legacy Cities: Strategies for Postindustrial Success from Gary to Lowell By Torey Hollingsworth and Alison Goebel From Gary, Indiana, to Lowell, Massachusetts, smaller postindustrial cities are taking strategic steps to regenerate—with the chance to follow their larger rebounding counterparts like Pittsburgh and Cleveland—by building on downtowns, capitalizing on a unique sense of place, and focusing […]

October 2017, English

Revitalizing America’s Legacy Cities: Strategies for Postindustrial Success from Gary to Lowell By Torey Hollingsworth and Alison Goebel From Gary, Indiana, to Lowell, Massachusetts, smaller postindustrial cities are taking strategic steps to regenerate—with the chance to follow their larger rebounding counterparts like Pittsburgh and Cleveland—by building on downtowns, capitalizing on a unique sense of place, and focusing […]

Una hacienda local pobre

Los determinantes de la recaudación predial en México

Mónica Unda Gutiérrez

October 2017, Spanish

Working Papers

Property Tax

October 2017, Spanish

Working Papers

Property Tax

Reinventing Development Regulations

Jonathan Barnett and Brian W. Blaesser

October 2017, English

Book

City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Housing, Land and Property Rights, Land Use and Zoning, Local Government, Public Finance, Urbanization

October 2017, English

Book

City and Regional Planning, Climate Change, Housing, Land and Property Rights, Land Use and Zoning, Local Government, Public Finance, Urbanization