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Taking Land Around the World
International Trends in the Use of Eminent Domain
July 2007, English
Compulsory purchase, expropriation, eminent domain, or simply “taking” are different names for the legal institution that allows governments to acquire property against the will of its owner in order to fulfill some public purpose. This tool has been used for a long time as a major instrument of land policy, but now it is subject […]
July 2007, English
Compulsory purchase, expropriation, eminent domain, or simply “taking” are different names for the legal institution that allows governments to acquire property against the will of its owner in order to fulfill some public purpose. This tool has been used for a long time as a major instrument of land policy, but now it is subject […]
Gathering Evidence for European Planning
July 2007, English
In its short history, European spatial planning has been through several iterations, and the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy has supported many related activities that document that process, as well as the participating individuals and entities. Following a course held in Cambridge in 2001, the Institute published the book European Spatial Planning (Faludi 2002) on […]
July 2007, English
In its short history, European spatial planning has been through several iterations, and the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy has supported many related activities that document that process, as well as the participating individuals and entities. Following a course held in Cambridge in 2001, the Institute published the book European Spatial Planning (Faludi 2002) on […]
Faculty Profile
Daphne A. Kenyon
July 2007, English
Daphne Kenyon, a visiting fellow at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, heads D. A. Kenyon & Associates, a public policy consulting firm in Windham, New Hampshire. She also serves on the New Hampshire State Board of Education, to which she was appointed by Governor John Lynch (D) in 2006. Kenyon is writing a policy […]
July 2007, English
Daphne Kenyon, a visiting fellow at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, heads D. A. Kenyon & Associates, a public policy consulting firm in Windham, New Hampshire. She also serves on the New Hampshire State Board of Education, to which she was appointed by Governor John Lynch (D) in 2006. Kenyon is writing a policy […]
Land Lines, July 2007
July 2007, English
July 2007, English
Community Land Trusts and Low-Income Multifamily Rental Housing
The Case of Cooper Square, New York City
July 2007, English
July 2007, English
A National Study of Community Land Trusts
July 2007, English
July 2007, English
The Algebra of Tax Burden Shifts from Assessment Limitations
July 2007, English
July 2007, English
June 2007, English
