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How to Use Exploratory Scenario Planning Teaches Would-Be Practitioners How to Apply This Emergent Approach to Local, Regional, and Organizational Plans for the Future

By Allison Ehrich Bernstein

September 2020, English

  In this era of great uncertainty—whether due to climate change, COVID-19, or changes to urban development, technology, and the global economy—urban planners and government officials face new challenges. The new Lincoln Institute guidebook How to Use Exploratory Scenario Planning (XSP): Navigating an Uncertain Future, by Jeremy Stapleton, provides a roadmap for making decisions or […]

September 2020, English

  In this era of great uncertainty—whether due to climate change, COVID-19, or changes to urban development, technology, and the global economy—urban planners and government officials face new challenges. The new Lincoln Institute guidebook How to Use Exploratory Scenario Planning (XSP): Navigating an Uncertain Future, by Jeremy Stapleton, provides a roadmap for making decisions or […]

People walk on a pedestrian-only street with shops and restaurants on the sides

Legacy Cities Initiative

Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Launches Legacy Cities Initiative

By Emma Zehner, Allison Ehrich Bernstein, and Will Jason

September 2020, English

  The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy has launched the Legacy Cities Initiative to help policy makers, civic leaders, and other stakeholders build on their city’s strengths and create a more equitable, sustainable, and prosperous future. The initiative includes cutting-edge research and tools as well as opportunities for participants to connect with peers in other cities through a national network of governmental, civic, and […]

September 2020, English

  The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy has launched the Legacy Cities Initiative to help policy makers, civic leaders, and other stakeholders build on their city’s strengths and create a more equitable, sustainable, and prosperous future. The initiative includes cutting-edge research and tools as well as opportunities for participants to connect with peers in other cities through a national network of governmental, civic, and […]

How States Provide Cities with General Revenue

An Analysis of Unrestricted State Aid

Amanda Kass, Michael Pagano, and Farhad Kaab Omeyr

September 2020, English

Working Paper

Economic Development, Local Government, Public Finance

September 2020, English

Working Paper

Economic Development, Local Government, Public Finance

Land Matters Podcast

Episode 14: Housing's Racial History

By Anthony Flint

September 2020, English

  The Fair Housing Act—passed in 1967, just seven days after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.—sought to end discrimination in housing in the United States. But as the economic and social turbulence of 2020 has reminded us, the law’s provisions have not been enough to undo decades of policies and procedures that […]

Housing

September 2020, English

  The Fair Housing Act—passed in 1967, just seven days after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.—sought to end discrimination in housing in the United States. But as the economic and social turbulence of 2020 has reminded us, the law’s provisions have not been enough to undo decades of policies and procedures that […]

Housing

Greenventory 2.0

Sustainability Lessons from Small and Midsize Legacy Cities

Joseph Schilling and Gabriella Velasco

September 2020, English

Working Paper

Climate Change, Environment

September 2020, English

Working Paper

Climate Change, Environment

¿Piensa que las políticas de suelo no guardan relación con la injusticia racial? Piénselo de nuevo.

Por George W. McCarthy

September 2020, Spanish

  En las profundidades de la Gran Depresión, con el mercado inmobiliario en ruinas y la mitad de las hipotecas del país en mora, el Congreso de los Estados Unidos intervino para brindar un saneamiento masivo a la emergencia. Entre 1933 y 1936, Home Owners’ Loan Corporation (HOLC) refinanció más de US$ 3.000 millones en […]

Publication

Land Use and Zoning, Poverty and Inequality

September 2020, Spanish

  En las profundidades de la Gran Depresión, con el mercado inmobiliario en ruinas y la mitad de las hipotecas del país en mora, el Congreso de los Estados Unidos intervino para brindar un saneamiento masivo a la emergencia. Entre 1933 y 1936, Home Owners’ Loan Corporation (HOLC) refinanció más de US$ 3.000 millones en […]

Publication

Land Use and Zoning, Poverty and Inequality

Financiación de infraestructura

Nueva publicación examina experiencias y potencial de la contribución de mejoras como instrumento de financiación de obras públicas en países de América Latina

Por Luis Felipe Quintanilla

September 2020, Spanish

  La financiación de obras de infraestructura, específicamente con relación a movilidad y servicios públicos, continúa siendo uno de los grandes retos que enfrentan las ciudades de América Latina, una de las regiones más urbanizadas del mundo. Consecuentemente, es relevante comprender mejor y buscar implementar instrumentos de gestión pública disponibles que promuevan inversión y desarrollo […]

Infrastructure, Local Government, Value Capture

September 2020, Spanish

  La financiación de obras de infraestructura, específicamente con relación a movilidad y servicios públicos, continúa siendo uno de los grandes retos que enfrentan las ciudades de América Latina, una de las regiones más urbanizadas del mundo. Consecuentemente, es relevante comprender mejor y buscar implementar instrumentos de gestión pública disponibles que promuevan inversión y desarrollo […]

Infrastructure, Local Government, Value Capture

Mayor’s Desk

A Capital Reckoning in Washington, DC

By Anthony Flint

September 2020

  Muriel Bowser vaulted to national prominence this year as a leading voice in the coronavirus pandemic and the movement for racial justice. Bowser was elected mayor of Washington, DC, in 2014 and reelected in 2018. A leading proponent of DC statehood, she serves in a unique capacity, functioning as a governor and county executive […]

September 2020

  Muriel Bowser vaulted to national prominence this year as a leading voice in the coronavirus pandemic and the movement for racial justice. Bowser was elected mayor of Washington, DC, in 2014 and reelected in 2018. A leading proponent of DC statehood, she serves in a unique capacity, functioning as a governor and county executive […]