Title: Partnerships for smart growth : university-community collaboration for better public places /
Authors: Wiewel, Wim.; Knaap, Gerrit, 1956-; Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.
Publisher: M.E. Sharpe,
Year: 2005
Subjects: Community and college Case studies.; Regional planning Environmental aspects Case studies.
Contents: Using a studio course for provision of smart growth technical assistance : the University of Maryland's 1999 Community Planning Studio in Perryville, Maryland / James R. Cohen -- Freeway demolition on the road to smart growth : a university-community partnership for infill and economic development / Michael J. Greenwald and Nancy Frank -- Fostering smart growth through long-term partnerships : the University of Oregon's Community Planning Workshop / Robert Parker -- Applying clinical legal education to community smart growth : the University of Florida Conservation Clinic / Thomas T. Ankersen and Nicole C. Kibert -- Using a geographic information system (GIS) to help shape redevelopment of small urban centers / Christine Danis ... [et al.] -- Encouraging smart growth in a skeptical state : university-stakeholder collaboration in central Indiana / Greg Lindsey ... [et al.] -- Smart growth and community preservation : one citizen at a time / Priscilla Geigis, Elisabeth Hamin, and Linda Silka -- Smart growth and landscape conservation in rural Pennsylvania / David W. Gross and Edward W. LeClear -- United growth : Michigan State University's rural and urban land use strategy in West Michigan / Richard W. Jelier, Carol L. Townsend, and Kendra C. Wills -- Promoting smart growth through participation and partnership : the community design team in rural West Virginia / L. Christopher Plein and Jeremy Morris -- The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's master plan and development plan : blueprints and partners in smart growth / Richard Thorsten -- A king's ransom : Chattanooga's university invests in partnerships for smart growth in the historic Martin Luther King District / Meredith Perry and John Schaerer -- Universities as participants in planning enabling statute reform / Brian W. Ohm.