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Randal O’Toole

11 works· latest 2010· 1 institutionscluster: provisional

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Most cited in this library

Defining Success: The Case Against Rail Transit2010 · 23 citations
The Myth of the Compact City: Why Compact Development is Not the Way to Reduce Carbon Dioxide Emissions2010 · 22 citations
The Folly of Smart-Growth2001 · 16 citations
A Portlander's View of Smart Growth2004 · 15 citations
Great Rail Disasters: The Impact of Rail Transit on Urban Livability2004 · 13 citations

Works

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Defining Success: The Case Against Rail Transit

SSRN Electronic Journal·2010·1 author·preprint·Open access

23citations

The Myth of the Compact City: Why Compact Development is Not the Way to Reduce Carbon Dioxide Emissions

SSRN Electronic Journal·2010·1 author·preprint·Open access

22citations

Roadmap to Gridlock: The Failure of Long-Range Metropolitan Transportation Planning

SSRN Electronic Journal·2008·1 author·preprint·Open access

6citations

Debunking Portland: The City that Doesn't Work

SSRN Electronic Journal·2007·1 author·preprint·Open access

11citations

Unlivable Strategies: The Greater Vancouver Regional District and the Livable Region Strategic Plan

·2007·1 author

8citations

The Best-Laid Plans

·2007·1 author·book

2citations

Rail disasters 2005: the impact of rail transit on transit ridership: an update to ‘Great rail disasters’

·2005·1 author

7citations

A Portlander's View of Smart Growth

The Review of Austrian Economics·2004·1 author

15citations

Great Rail Disasters: The Impact of Rail Transit on Urban Livability

·2004·1 author

13citations

SAN JOSE DEMONSTRATES THE LIMITS OF URBAN GROWTH BOUNDARIES AND URBAN RAIL

·2003·1 author

5citations

The Folly of Smart-Growth

SSRN Electronic Journal·2001·1 author·preprint·Open access

16citations