Zoned in the USA: the origins and implications of American land-use regulation

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Introduction: An American Model of Land-Use Control1. America's Housing Trademark2. How the System Works3. How Others Do It4. Roots5. American Beginnings in a Comparative Context6. The Formative Years of American ZoningConclusion: The Promises and Paradoxes of Residential ZoningNotes References Index

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