Partnerships for Smart Growth : University-Community Collaboration for Better Public Places (Hardcover)

Preface and Acknowledgments; Introduction; Part 1. Smart Growth in the Curriculum; 1. 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; 2. Freeway Demolition on the Road to Smart Growth: A University-Community Partnership for Infill and Economic Development, Michael J. Greenwald and Nancy Frank; 3. Fostering Smart Growth Through Long-term Partnerships: The University of Oregon's Community Planning Workshop, Bob Parker; 4. Applying Clinical Legal Education to Community Smart Growth: The University of Florida Conservation Clinic, Thomas T. Ankersen and Nicole C. Kibert; Part 2. Smart Growth at Research Centers; 5. Using GIS to Help Shape Redevelopment of Small Urban Centers, Christine Danis, Laura Solitare, Michael Greenberg, and Henry Mayer; 6. Encouraging Smart Growth in a Skeptical State: University-Stakeholder Collaboration in Central Indiana, Greg Lindsey, John Ottensmann, Jamie Palmer, Jeffrey Wilson, and Joseph Tutterrow; Part 3. Smart Growth by Collaboration; 7. Smart Growth and Community Preservation: One Citizen at a Time, Priscilla Geigis, Elisabeth Hamin, and Linda Silka; 8. Smart Growth and Landscape Conservation in Rural Pennsylvania, David W. Gross and Edward W. LeClear; 9. 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; 10. Promoting Smart Growth Through Participation and Partnership: The Community Design Team in Rural West Virginia, L. Christopher Plein and Jeremy Morris; Part 4. Smart Growth in the Community; 11. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Master Plan and Development Plan: Blueprints and Partners in Smart Growth, Rich Thorsten; 12. 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; 13. Universities as Participants in Planning Enabling Statute Reform, Brian W. Ohm; About the Editors and Contributors; Index