Land Reserves and Teamwork In Planning Stockholm

Shirley S. Passow

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Behind the successful implementation of Stockholm's development plans lies an aggressive policy of acquiring fringe area public lands and a well-coordinated political and governmental planning process. This article documents the history of the public land bank system and its planning applications. It explores the questions of the “profitability” of public land ownership and the transferability of the Swedish experience to U.S. development guidance practices.

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