Bibliographic Listings

11-1 APPROACHES (COMPREHENSIVE/STRATEGIC/COLLABORATIVE)

Feng, Xiaoguang, and Dermot J. Hayes. 2020. Farmland investment characteristics from a forward-looking perspective: An explanation for the ‘‘high return/low risk’’ paradox. Land Economics 96, 2: 291-303.

Holzer, Jorge, and Kenneth McConnell. 2020. Welfare with imperfect foreknowledge: The case of risk aversion. Land Economics 96, 1: 43-55.

Logar, Ivana, and Roy Brouwer. 2018. Substitution effects and spatial preference heterogeneity in single- and multiple-site choice experiments. Land Economics 94, 2: 302-22.

Mottee, Lara K., Jos Arts, and Frank Vanclay. 2020. Limitations of technical approaches to transport planning practice in two cases: Social issues as a critical component of urban projects. Planning Theory and Practice 21, 1: 39-57.

Murray, Alan T, Ran Wei, and Tony H Grubesic. 2014. An approach for examining alternatives attributable to locational uncertainty. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 41, 1: 93-109.

Orenstein, Daniel E, Amnon Frenkel, and Faris Jahshan. 2014. Methodology matters: Measuring urban spatial development using alternative methods. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 41, 1: 3-23.

Yue, Kui, and Ramesh Krishnamurti. 2014. A paradigm for interpreting tractable shape grammars. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 41, 1: 110-37.

11-2 PLANNING THEORIES

Ferreira, António, Joana Ribeiro-Santos, and Isabel Breda-Vázquez. 2020. Transcending dilemmas in urban policy-making: Envisioning versus adapting, growing versus stabilizing. Planning Theory and Practice 21, 1: 76-93.

Josselin, Didier, and Marc Ciligot-Travain. 2013. Revisiting the optimal center location: A spatial thinking based on robustness, sensitivity, and influence analysis. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 5: 923-41.

Lloyd-Smith, Patrick, Ewa Zawojska, and Wiktor Adamowicz. 2020. Moving beyond the contingent valuation versus choice experiment debate: Presentation effects in stated preference. Land Economics 96, 1: 1-24.

Tate, Laura E. 2013. Growth-management implementation in Metropolitan Vancouver: Lessons from actor-network theory. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 5: 783-800.

Vasudevan, Raksha. 2020. The potentials and pitfalls of ‘art in research’ methodologies: Foregrounding memory and emotion in planning research. Planning Theory and Practice 21, 1: 58-75.

11-5 APPLICATIONS/TECHNIQUES

Anas, Alex. 2013. A summary of the applications to date of RELU-TRAN, a microeconomic urban computable general equilibrium model. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 6: 959-70.

Aravena, Claudia, W. George Hutchinson, Fredrick Carlsson, and David I. Matthews. 2018. Testing preference formation in learning design contingent valuation using advance information and repetitive treatments. Land Economics 94, 2: 284-301.

Chen, Yanguang, and Jiejing Wang. 2013. Multifractal characterization of urban form and growth: The case of Beijing. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 5: 884-904.

Christenson, Mike. 2014. Isovist-based occlusion maps representing critical variations in Le Corbusier’s Museum of Unlimited Extension. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 41, 1: 39-52.

Davis, Katrina J., Michael Burton, and Marit E. Kragt. 2019. Scale heterogeneity and its implications for discrete choice analysis. Land Economics 95, 3: 353-68.

Echenique, Marcial H, Vadim Grinevich, Anthony J Hargreaves, and Vassilis Zachariadis. 2013. LUISA: A land-use interaction with social accounting model; presentation and enhanced calibration method. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 6: 1003-26.

Grasl, Thomas, and Athanassios Economou. 2013. From topologies to shapes: Parametric shape grammars implemented by graphs. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 5: 905-22.

Jin, Ying, Marcial Echenique, and Anthony Hargreaves. 2013. A recursive spatial equilibrium model for planning large-scale urban change. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 6: 1027-50.

Simmonds, David, Paul Waddell, and Michael Wegener. 2013. Equilibrium versus dynamics in urban modelling. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 6: 1051-70.

11-7 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION

David, Nina Palmy, and Adria Buchanan. 2020. Planning our future: Institutionalizing youth participation in local government planning efforts. Planning Theory and Practice 21, 1: 9-38.

13-1 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

Auffhammer, Maximilian, Maya Daru, Edward Rubin, and David L. Sunding. 2020. The economic impact of critical-habitat designation: Evidence from vacant-land transactions. Land Economics 96, 2: 188-206.

Bayham, Jude, and Jonathan K. Yoder. 2020. Resource allocation under fire. Land Economics 96, 1: 92-110.

Davlasheridze, Meri, and Qing Miao. 2019. Does governmental assistance affect private decisions to insure? An empirical analysis of flood insurance purchases. Land Economics 95, 1: 124-45.

Donovan, Pierce, Lucas S. Bair, Charles B. Yackulic, and Michael R. Springborn. 2019. Safety in numbers: Cost-effective endangered species management for viable populations. Land Economics 95, 3: 435-53.

Jensen, Anne Kejser, Robert J. Johnston, and Søren B. Olsen. 2019. Does one size really fit all? Ecological endpoint heterogeneity in stated preference welfare analysis. Land Economics 95, 3: 307-32.

Mattea, Stefania. 2019. Exploring spatial sources of preference heterogeneity for landslide protection. Land Economics 95, 3: 333-52.

Ricker-Gilbert, Jacob, and Jordon Chamberlin. 2018. Transaction costs, land rental markets, and their impact on youth access to agriculture in Tanzania. Land Economics 94, 4: 541-55.

Villalobos, Laura, Jessica Coria, and Anna Nordén. 2018. Has forest certification reduced forest degradation in Sweden? Land Economics 94, 2: 220-38.

13-2 LAND USE CONTROLS

Corral, Leonardo, Heath Henderson, and Juan Jose Miranda. 2019. The fiscal impact of natural resource windfalls: Evidence from a Peruvian natural experiment. Land Economics 95, 4: 577-98.

Duke, Joshua M. 2018. An experimental economics investigation of the land value tax: Efficiency, acceptability, and positional goods. Land Economics 94, 4: 475-95.

Glasgow, Garrett, and Kenneth Train. 2019. Lost use-value from environmental injury when visitation drops at undamaged sites: Reply. Land Economics 95, 1: 152-56.

Mei, Bin. 2018. On the determinants of transaction frequency of institutional commercial timberland properties in the United States. Land Economics 94, 2: 206-19.

13-3 REAL ESTATE LAW

Raimondi, Valentina, and Margherita Scoppola. 2018. Foreign land acquisitions and institutional distance. Land Economics 94, 4: 517-40.

14-1 POVERTY

Rukmana, Deden. 2020. The causes of homelessness and the characteristics associated with high risk of homelessness: A review of intercity and intracity homelessness data. Housing Policy Debate 30, 2: 291-308.

Vorlaufer, Tobias, and Björn Vollan. 2020. How migrants benefit poor communities: Evidence on collective action in rural Zambia. Land Economics 96, 1: 111-31.

14-2 DISCRIMINATION/DESEGREGATION/INTEGRATION

Gershenson, Seth, and Michael S Hayes. 2018. Police shootings, civic unrest and student achievement: Evidence from Ferguson. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 3: 663-85.

14-4 URBAN SOCIOLOGY

Abass, Zainab Ibrahim, Fiona Andrews, and Richard Tucker. 2020. Socializing in the suburbs: Relationships between neighbourhood design and social interaction in low-density housing contexts. Journal of Urban Design 25, 1: 108-33.

Greenberg, Eliyahu, Asya Natapov, and Dafna Fisher-Gewirtzman. 2020. A physical effort-based model for pedestrian movement in topographic urban environments. Journal of Urban Design 25, 1: 86-107.

Natapov, Asya, and Helena Grinshpun. 2020. Hidden in the most visible place: Measuring visual accessibility and social performance of urban kiosks. Journal of Urban Design 25, 3: 412-32.

Oto-Peralías, Daniel. 2018. What do street names tell us? The ‘city-text’ as socio-cultural data. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 1: 187-211.

Strano, Emanuele, Matheus Viana, Luciano da Fontoura Costa, Alessio Cardillo, Sergio Porta, and Vito Latora. 2013. Urban street networks, a comparative analysis of ten European cities. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 6: 1071-86.

14-7 HEALTH/EDUCATION/SOCIAL SERVICES

Irwin, Nicholas B. 2020. Legacies of lead: Estimating home buyer response to potential lead exposure. Land Economics 96, 2: 171-87.

14-8 PLANNING AND GENDER/RACE/ETHNICITY

Silm, Siiri, Rein Ahas, and Mari Nuga. 2013. Gender differences in space–time mobility patterns in a postcommunist city: A case study based on mobile positioning in the suburbs of Tallinn. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 5: 814-28.

15-1 COMMUNITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT

Baird, Matthew D., Heather Schwartz, Gerald P. Hunter, Tiffany L. Gary-Webb, Bonny Ghosh-Dastidar, Tamara Dubowitz, et al. 2020. Does large-scale neighborhood reinvestment work? Effects of public–private real estate investment on local sales prices, rental prices, and crime rates. Housing Policy Debate 30, 2: 164-90.

Turnbull, Geoffrey K., Bennie D. Waller, Scott A. Wentland, Walter R. T. Witschey, and Velma Zahirovic-Herbert. 2019. This old house: Historical restoration as a neighborhood amenity. Land Economics 95, 2: 193-210.

15-3 REGIONAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

Swartz, Peter Goodings, and P Christopher Zegras. 2013. Strategically robust urban planning? A demonstration of concept. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 5: 829-45.

21-2 POPULATION PLANNING

Fontaine, Corentin M, Mark D A Rounsevell, and Anne-Christelle Barbette. 2014. Locating household profiles in a polycentric region to refine the inputs to an agent-based model of residential mobility. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 41, 1: 163-84.

22-1 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH

Awate, Snehal, and Ram Mudambi. 2018. On the geography of emerging industry technological networks: The breadth and depth of patented innovations. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 2: 391-419.

Baglioni, Elena. 2018. Labour control and the labour question in global production networks: Exploitation and disciplining in Senegalese export horticulture. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 1: 111-37.

Collier, Paul, and Anthony J Venables. 2018. Who gets the urban surplus? Journal of Economic Geography 18, 3: 523-38.

Flögel, Franz. 2018. Distance and modern banks’ lending to SMEs: Ethnographic insights from a comparison of regional and large banks in Germany. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 1: 35-57.

Jakus, Paul M., and Sherzod B. Akhundjanov. 2018. Neither boon nor bane: The economic effects of a landscape-scale national monument. Land Economics 94, 3: 323-39.

Lay, Jann, and Kerstin Nolte. 2018. Determinants of foreign land acquisitions in low- and middle-income countries. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 1: 59-86.

22-2 ECONOMIC DECLINE/RESTRUCTURING

Basker, Emek, and Javier Miranda. 2018. Taken by storm: Business financing and survival in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 6: 1285-1313.

22-3 EMPLOYMENT

Jofre-Monseny, Jordi, Maria Sánchez-Vidal, and Elisabet Viladecans-Marsal. 2018. Big plant closures and local employment. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 1: 163-86.

22-6 SPATIAL ANALYSIS/MODELS

Ascani, Andrea. 2018. The takeover selection decisions of multinational enterprises: Empirical evidence from European target firms. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 6: 1227-52.

Basile, Roberto, and Carlo Ciccarelli. 2018. The location of the Italian manufacturing industry, 1871–1911: A sectoral analysis. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 3: 627-61.

Chen, Ching-mu, and Dao-Zhi Zeng. 2018. Mobile capital, variable elasticity of substitution, and trade liberalization. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 2: 461-94.

Gutiérrez-Romero, Roxana, and Mónica Oviedo. 2018. The good, the bad and the ugly: The socioeconomic impact of drug cartels and their violence. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 6: 1315-38.

Juhász, Sándor, and Balázs Lengyel. 2018. Creation and persistence of ties in cluster knowledge networks. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 6: 1203-26.

Kono, Tatsuhito, and Kirti Kusum Joshi. 2018. Spatial externalities and land use regulation: An integrated set of multiple density regulations. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 3: 571-98.

Martin, Ron, Peter Sunley, Ben Gardiner, Emil Evenhuis, and Peter Tyler. 2018. The city dimension of the productivity growth puzzle: The relative role of structural change and within-sector slowdown. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 3: 539-70.

Niu, Ben J. 2018. Retail bottle pricing at the border: Evidence of cross-border shopping, fraudulent redemptions, and use tax evasion. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 6: 1253-83.

O’Sullivan, Arthur, and William C Strange. 2018. The emergence of coagglomeration. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 2: 293-317.

Ramos, Roberto, and Enrique Moral-Benito. 2018. Agglomeration by export destination: Evidence from Spain. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 3: 599-625.

Wójcik, Dariusz, Eric Knight, and Vladimír Paitka. 2018. What turns cities into international financial centres? Analysis of cross-border investment banking 2000–2014. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 1: 1-33.

Ye, Victor Yifan, and Charles M Becker. 2018. The (literally) steepest slope: Spatial, temporal, and elevation variance gradients in urban spatial modelling. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 2: 421-60.

22-7 ECONOMIC THEORY

Brülhart, Marius, and Helen Simpson. 2018. Agglomeration economies, taxable rents and government capture: Evidence from a place-based policy. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 2: 319-53.

Fuller, Crispian, and Nicholas A Phelps. 2018. Revisiting the multinational enterprise in global production networks. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 1: 139-61.

Kemeny, Thomas, and Abigail Cooke. 2018. Spillovers from immigrant diversity in cities. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 1: 213-45.

Richards, Peter. 2018. It’s not just where you farm; it’s whether your neighbor does too: How agglomeration economies are shaping new agricultural landscapes. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 1: 87-110.

22-8 WELFARE ECONOMICS

Bröcker, Johannes. 2013. Wider economic benefits from communication-cost reductions: An endogenous growth approach. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 6: 971-86.

30-1 HOUSING/REAL ESTATE POLICY

Anthony, Jerry, and Thomas P. Verghese. 2019. Does foreclosure prevention counseling work? Housing Policy Debate 29, 4: 627-44.

Bartram, Robin. 2019. The cost of code violations: How building codes shape residential sales prices and rents. Housing Policy Debate 29, 6: 931-46.

Calem, Paul, Lauren Lambie-Hanson, and Susan Wachter. 2020. Is the Community Reinvestment Act still relevant to mortgage lending? Housing Policy Debate 30, 1: 46-60.

Charles, Suzanne Lanyi. 2020. A latent profile analysis of suburban single-family rental housing (SFR) neighborhoods. Housing Policy Debate 30, 2: 205-27.

Courchane, Marsha J., and Stephen L. Ross. 2019. Evidence and actions on mortgage market disparities: Research, fair lending enforcement, and consumer protection. Housing Policy Debate 29, 5: 769-94.

Ding, Lei, and Carolina K. Reid. 2020. The Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) and bank branching patterns. Housing Policy Debate 30, 1: 27-45.

Durst, Noah J., and Esther Sullivan. 2019. The contribution of manufactured housing to affordable housing in the United States: Assessing variation among manufactured housing tenures and community types. Housing Policy Debate 29, 6: 880-98.

Ellen, Ingrid Gould, and Gerard Torrats-Espinosa. 2019. Gentrification and fair housing: Does gentrification further integration? Housing Policy Debate 29, 5: 835-51.

Goodman, Laurie S., Bing Bai, and Wei Li. 2019. Real denial rates: A new tool to look at who is receiving mortgage credit. Housing Policy Debate 29, 5: 795-819.

Goodman, Laurie, Jun Zhu, and John Walsh. 2020. The Community Reinvestment Act: What do we know, and what do we need to know? Housing Policy Debate 30, 1: 83-100.

Haupert, Tyler. 2019. Racial patterns in mortgage lending outcomes during and after the subprime boom. Housing Policy Debate 29, 6: 947-76.

Hernández, Diana, Tiana Moore, Sarah Lazzeroni, and Uyen Sophie Nguyen. 2019. ‘‘The ‘projects’ are nice now’’: Resident perspectives on the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) program. Housing Policy Debate 29, 6: 853-64.

Kourachanis, Nikos. 2020. Homelessness policies in the liberal and the southern European welfare regimes: Ireland, Portugal, and Greece. Housing Policy Debate 30, 2: 121-36.

Malik, Sana, Ruhizal Roosli, Fariha Tariq, and Nor’aini’ Yusof. 2020. Policy framework and institutional arrangements: Case of affordable housing delivery for low-income groups in Punjab, Pakistan. Housing Policy Debate 30, 2: 243-68.

O’Regan, Katherine M. 2019. The Fair Housing Act today: Current context and challenges at 50. Housing Policy Debate 29, 5: 704-13.

Park, Kevin A. 2020. Choice, capital, and competition: Private mortgage insurance application and availability. Housing Policy Debate 30, 2: 137-63.

Park, Kevin A., and Roberto G. Quercia. 2020. Who lends beyond the red line? The community reinvestment act and the legacy of redlining. Housing Policy Debate 30, 1: 4-26.

Ray, Anne, Ruoniu Wang, Diep Nguyen, Jim Martinez, Nicholas Taylor, and Jennison Kipp Searcy. 2019. Household energy costs and the housing choice voucher program: Do utility allowances pay the bills? Housing Policy Debate 29, 4: 607-26.

Reid, Carolina K. 2019. Rethinking ‘‘opportunity’’ in the siting of affordable housing in California: Resident perspectives on the low-income housing tax credit. Housing Policy Debate 29, 4: 645-69.

Reid, Carolina K. 2020. Quantitative performance metrics for the Community Reinvestment Act: How much reinvestment is enough? Housing Policy Debate 30, 1: 61-82.

Reina, Vincent J. 2019. Do small area fair market rents reduce racial disparities in the voucher program? Housing Policy Debate 29, 5: 820-34.

Robinson III, John N. 2019. Fair housing after ‘‘big government’’: How tax credits are reshaping the legal fight against racial segregation. Housing Policy Debate 29, 5: 752-68.

Silver, Hilary, and Lauren Danielowski. 2019. Fighting housing discrimination in Europe. Housing Policy Debate 29, 5: 714-35.

Steil, Justin P., and Nicholas Kelly. 2019. Survival of the fairest: Examining HUD reviews of assessments of fair housing. Housing Policy Debate 29, 5: 736-51.

Whittemore, Andrew H. 2020. The roots of racial disparities in residential zoning practice: The case of Henrico County, Virginia, 1978–2015. Housing Policy Debate 30, 2: 191-204.

Zhu, Zhenpeng. 2020. Examining the impact of short-term rentals on housing prices in Washington, DC: Implications for housing policy and equity. Housing Policy Debate 30, 2: 269-90.

30-2 CONSTRUCTION/MAINTENANCE/HOUSING AND BUILDING CODES

Simmons, Kevin M., Jeffrey Czajkowski, and James M. Done. 2018. Economic effectiveness of implementing a statewide building code: The case of Florida. Land Economics 94, 2: 155-74.

30-3 HOUSING/REAL ESTATE FINANCE AND VALUE

Affuso, Ermanno, Steven B. Caudill, Franklin G. Mixon Jr., and Kevin W. Starnes. 2019. Is airport proximity an amenity or disamenity? An empirical investigation based on house prices. Land Economics 95, 3: 391-408.

Batson, Tammy, and Jeremy R. Groves. 2019. Impact of controlled choice assignment on home values. Land Economics 95, 1: 35-53.

Cooper, Crispin, Scott Orford, Chris Webster, and Christopher B Jones. 2013. Exploring the ripple effect and spatial volatility in house prices in England and Wales: Regressing interaction domain cross-correlations against reactive statistics. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 5: 763-82.

Faber, Jacob William. 2019. On the street during the Great Recession: Exploring the relationship between foreclosures and homelessness. Housing Policy Debate 29, 4: 588-606.

Seo, Ji-Yong. 2019. The impact of the regulation of LTV and DTI of Korean policy mortgage loans on the loans for household in commercial banks. Housing Policy Debate 29, 6: 990-1003.

Tunc, Cengiz. 2020. The effect of credit supply on house prices: Evidence from Turkey. Housing Policy Debate 30, 2: 228-42.

Warsaw, Phillip, and Daniel J. Phaneuf. 2019. The implicit price of food access in an urban area: Evidence from Milwaukee property markets. Land Economics 95, 4: 515-30.

Zhang, Sisi, and Robert I Lerman. 2019. Does homeownership protect individuals from economic hardship during housing busts? Housing Policy Debate 29, 4: 522-41.

30-4 HOME OWNERSHIP/RENTAL HOUSING

Christensen, Peter. 2019. Suburbs or skyscrapers? The effect of China’s leasing market on housing decentralization. Land Economics 95, 4: 557-76.

Grady, Bryan P. 2019. Shelter poverty in Ohio: An alternative analysis of rental housing affordability. Housing Policy Debate 29, 6: 977-89.

Semeah, Luz Mairena, Sherry Ahrentzen, Diane C. Cowper-Ripley, Leslie R. Santos-Roman, Julia O. Beamish, and Kristine Farley. 2019. Rental housing needs and barriers from the perspective of veterans with disabilities. Housing Policy Debate 29, 4: 542-58.

Theodos, Brett, Christina Plerhoples Stacy, Breno Braga, and Rebecca Daniels. 2019. Affordable homeownership: An evaluation of the near-term effects of shared equity programs. Housing Policy Debate 29, 6: 865-79.

30-5 HOUSING REHABILITATION

Jarrad, Maya, Noelwah R. Netusil, Klaus Moeltner, Anita T. Morzillo, and J. Alan Yeakley. 2018. Urban stream restoration projects: Do project phase, distance, and type affect nearby property sale prices? Land Economics 94, 3: 368-85.

30-7 LOW- AND MODERATE-INCOME HOUSING

Kang, Seungbeom. 2019. Why low-income households become unstably housed: Evidence from the panel study of income dynamics. Housing Policy Debate 29, 4: 559-87.

Kleit, Rachel Garshick, Whitney Airgood-Obrycki, and Anaid Yerena. 2019. Public housing authorities in the private market. Housing Policy Debate 29, 4: 670-92.

Piña, Gabriel, and Maureen Pirog. 2019. The impact of homeless prevention on residential instability: Evidence from the homelessness prevention and rapid re-housing program. Housing Policy Debate 29, 4: 501-21.

31-2 ENERGY MODELING

Niemasz, Jeffrey, Jon Sargent, and Christoph F Reinhart. 2013. Solar zoning and energy in detached dwellings. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 5: 801-13.

Richter, Johanna, Alliana Salanguit, and Alexander James. 2018. The (uneven) spatial distribution of the Bakken oil boom. Land Economics 94, 4: 577-92.

Rode, Philipp, Christian Keim, Guido Robazza, Pablo Viejo, and James Schofield. 2014. Cities and energy: Urban morphology and residential heat-energy demand. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 41, 1: 138-62.

31-4 ENERGY RESOURCES/ALTERNATIVES

Kim, Hyunseok, and GianCarlo Moschini. 2018. The dynamics of supply: U.S. corn and soybeans in the biofuel era. Land Economics 94, 4: 593-613.

Vyn, Richard J. 2018. Property value impacts of wind turbines and the influence of attitudes toward wind energy. Land Economics 94, 4: 496-516.

32-1 ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

Assunção, Juliano, Arthur Bragança, and Pedro Hemsley. 2019. Geographic heterogeneity and technology adoption: Evidence from Brazil. Land Economics 95, 4: 599-616.

Cojocaru, Andreea L., Frank Asche, Ruth Beatriz Mezzalira Pincinato, and Hans-Martin Straume. 2019. Where are the fish landed? An analysis of landing plants in Norway. Land Economics 95, 2: 246-57.

Fontes, Francisco, and Charles Palmer. 2018. ‘‘Land sparing’’ in a von Thünen framework: Theory and evidence from Brazil. Land Economics 94, 4: 556-76.

Hernuryadin, Yayan, Koji Kotani, and Tatsuyoshi Saijo. 2020. Time preferences of food producers: Does ‘‘cultivate and grow’’ matter? Land Economics 96, 1: 132-48.

Heyes, Anthony, Nicholas Rivers, and Brandon Schaufele. 2019. Pollution and politician productivity: The effect of PM on MPs. Land Economics 95, 2: 157-73.

Howard, Gregory. 2020. Additionality violations in agricultural payment for service programs: Experimental evidence. Land Economics 96, 2: 244-64.

Morello, Thiago, Simone Martino, Alejandro F. Duarte, Liana Anderson, Katrina J. Davis, Sonaira Silva, et al. 2019. Fire, tractors, and health in the Amazon: A cost-benefit analysis of fire policy. Land Economics 95, 3: 409-34.

Taylor, Michael H., Laine Christman, and Kimberly Rollins. 2019. Targeting policy to promote defensible space in the wildland-urban interface: Evidence from homeowners in Nevada. Land Economics 95, 4: 531-56.

Tsvetanov, Tsvetan, and Dietrich Earnhart. 2020. The effectiveness of a water right retirement program at conserving water. Land Economics 96, 1: 56-74.

Wolf, David, Wei Chan, Sathya Gopalakrishnan, Timothy Haab, and H. Allen Klaiber. 2019. The impacts of harmful algal blooms and E. coli on recreational behavior in Lake Erie. Land Economics 95, 4: 455-72.

32-2 ENVIRONMENTAL MODELING

Ali, Daniel, Klaus Deininger, and Anthony Harris. 2019. Does large farm establishment create benefits for neighboring smallholders? Evidence from Ethiopia. Land Economics 95, 1: 71-90.

Deininger, Klaus, Songqing Jin, Yanyan Liu, and Sudhir K. Singh. 2018. Can labor-market imperfections explain changes in the inverse farm size–productivity relationship? Longitudinal evidence from rural India. Land Economics 94, 2: 239-58.

Hanson, Erik D., Bruce J. Sherrick, and Todd H. Kuethe. 2018. The changing roles of urban influence and agricultural productivity in farmland price determination. Land Economics 94, 2: 199-205.

Havranek, Tomas, Zuzana Irsova, and Tomas Vlach. 2018. Measuring the income elasticity of water demand: The importance of publication and endogeneity biases. Land Economics 94, 2: 259-83.

Lloyd-Smith, Patrick, Wiktor Adamowicz, and Diane Dupont. 2019. Incorporating stated consequentiality questions in stated preference research. Land Economics 95, 3: 293-306.

Shi, Wei, and Ju-Chin Huang. 2018. Correcting on-site sampling bias: A new method with application to recreation demand analysis. Land Economics 94, 3: 459-74.

Tøsse, Sunniva Eikeland. 2014. Concern and confidence: Architects making sense of climate adaptation. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 41, 1: 24-38.

Yang, Xinyue, Martin Odening, and Matthias Ritter. 2019. The spatial and temporal diffusion of agricultural land prices. Land Economics 95, 1: 108-23.

32-3 ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING

Ang, James B., Per G. Fredriksson, and Satyendra Kumar Gupta. 2020. Crop yield and democracy. Land Economics 96, 2: 265-90.

Bouma, J. A., and M. J. Koetse. 2019. Mind the gap: Stated versus revealed donations and the differential role of behavioral factors. Land Economics 95, 2: 225-45.

Conte, Marc N., and Philip Shaw. 2018. District subdivision and the location of smallholder forest conversion in Sumatra. Land Economics 94, 3: 437-58.

Giguere, Christopher, Chris Moore, and John C. Whitehead. 2020. Valuing hemlock woolly adelgid control in public forests: Scope effects with attribute nonattendance. Land Economics 96, 1: 25-42.

Glasgow, Garrett, and Kenneth Train. 2019. Lost use-value from environmental injury when visitation drops at undamaged sites: Reply. Land Economics 95, 1: 152-56.

Savchenko, Olesya M., and John B. Braden. 2019. Do public benefits of voluntary cleanup programs justify their public costs? Evidence from New York. Land Economics 95, 3: 369-90.

Smale, Melinda, Véronique Thériault, Hamza Haider, and Alpha Oumar Kergna. 2019. Intrahousehold productivity differentials and land quality in the Sudan Savanna of Mali. Land Economics 95, 1: 54-70.

32-4 RISK MANAGEMENT/IMPACT ASSESSMENT

English, Eric, Roger Tourangeau, and Eric Horsch. 2019. Lost use-value from environmental injury when visitation drops at undamaged sites: Comment. Land Economics 95, 1: 146-51.

Filippova, Olga, Cuong Nguyen, Ilan Noy, and Michael Rehm. 2020. Who cares? Future sea level rise and house prices. Land Economics 96, 2: 207-24.

Glasgow, Garrett, and Kenneth Train. 2019. Lost use-value from environmental injury When visitation drops at undamaged sites: Reply. Land Economics 95, 1: 152-56.

Islam, Asif. 2019. The burden of water shortages on informal firms. Land Economics 95, 1: 91-107.

Jones, Benjamin A. 2020. Invasive species control, agricultural pesticide use, and infant health outcomes. Land Economics 96, 2: 149-70.

Li, Jingyuan, and Craig E. Landry. 2018. Flood risk, local hazard mitigation, and the community rating system of the National Flood Insurance Program. Land Economics 94, 2: 175-98.

Mei, Bin, David N. Wear, and Jesse D. Henderson. 2019. Timberland investment under both financial and biophysical risk. Land Economics 95, 2: 279-91.

Shr, Yau-Huo (Jimmy), and Katherine Y. Zipp. 2019. The aftermath of flood zone remapping: The asymmetric impact of flood maps on housing prices. Land Economics 95, 2: 174-92.

Sullivan, Karen A., Emi Uchida, Thomas W. Sproul, and Jintao Xu. 2018. Prospect theory and tenure reform: Impacts on forest management. Land Economics 94, 3: 405-24.

Zhang, Fan, and Sun Joseph Chang. 2018. Measuring the impact of risk preference on land valuation: Evidence from forest management. Land Economics 94, 3: 425-36.

Zipp, Katherine Y., David J. Lewis, Bill Provencher, and M. Jake Vander Zanden. 2019. The spatial dynamics of the economic impacts of an aquatic invasive species: An empirical analysis. Land Economics 95, 1: 1-18.

32-5 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY/POLLUTION

Lang, Corey, and Patrick Cavanagh. 2018. Incomplete information and adverse impacts of environmental cleanup. Land Economics 94, 3: 386-404.

Walsh, Patrick, Charles Griffiths, Dennis Guignet, and Heather Klemick. 2019. Adaptation, sea level rise, and property prices in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Land Economics 95, 1: 19-34.

32-6 CATASTROPHES/DISASTERS/EMERGENCIES

Jon, Ihnji, and Magali Reghezza-Zitt. 2020. Late modernity to postmodern? The rise of global resilience and its progressive potentials for local disaster planning (Seattle and Paris). Planning Theory and Practice 21, 1: 94-122.

32-7 SUSTAINABILITY

Baggio, Michele, Charles Towe, Daniel Trüssel, and Armin Peter. 2020. Evaluating the effects of river and stream restorations: Evidence from recreational fishing. Land Economics 96, 1: 75-91.

Bigelow, Daniel P., Anita M. Chaudhry, Jennifer Ifft, and Steven Wallander. 2019. Agricultural water trading restrictions and drought resilience. Land Economics 95, 4: 473-93.

Conrad, Robert F., Bryce Hool, and Denis Nekipelov. 2018. The role of royalties in resource extraction contracts. Land Economics 94, 3: 340-53.

Eggert, Håkan, Mitesh Kataria, and Elina Lampi. 2018. Who can be trusted to manage the fish? A study comparing trust between stakeholders. Land Economics 94, 3: 354-67.

Flyr, Matthew, Jesse Burkhardt, Christopher Goemans, Liesel Hans, Abbye Neel, and Alexander Maas. 2019. Modeling commercial demand for water: Exploring alternative prices, instrumental variables, and heterogeneity. Land Economics 95, 2: 211-24.

Haskell, Nancy, Aaron Mamula, and Trevor C. Collier. 2019. Competition or cooperation? Peer effects in the Pacific Coast groundfish fishery. Land Economics 95, 2: 258-78.

33-4 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Chen, Min, Hui Lin, Mingyuan Hu, Li He, and Chunxiao Zhang. 2013. Real geographic scenario based virtual social environment: Integrate geography with social research. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 6: 1103-21.

34-2 TRANSPORTATION MODELING

Ahlfeldt, Gabriel M, and Arne Feddersen. 2018. From periphery to core: Measuring agglomeration effects using high-speed rail. Journal of Economic Geography 18, 2: 355-90.

Batty, Michael, Camilo Vargas, Duncan Smith, Joan Serras, Jon Reades, and Anders Johansson. 2013. SIMULACRA: Fast land-use–transportation models for the rapid assessment of urban futures. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 6: 987-1002.

Winters, Meghan, Michael Brauer, Eleanor M Setton, and Kay Teschke. 2013. Mapping bikeability: A spatial tool to support sustainable travel. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 5: 865-83.

34-3 TRANSPORTATION PLANNING

Stojanovski, Todor. 2020. Urban design and public transportation – Public spaces, visual proximity and Transit-Oriented Development (TOD). Journal of Urban Design 25, 1: 134-54.

34-5 AUTOMOBILES/HIGHWAY/TRAFFIC ENGINEERING

Azaria, Dale Ellen, Austin Troy, Brian H Y Lee, Curtis Ventriss, and Brian Voigt. 2013. Modeling the effects of an urban growth boundary on vehicle travel in a small metropolitan area. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 5: 846-64.

34-6 MASS TRANSPORTATION

García-Palomares, Juan Carlos, Javier Gutiérrez, and Osvaldo Daniel Cardozo. 2013. Walking accessibility to public transport: An analysis based on microdata and GIS . Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 40, 6: 1087-1102.

34-9 PEDESTRIANS/BICYCLES

Yoon, Jeongjae, and Chanam Lee. 2019. Demands for walkable neighborhoods among middle-aged and older adults: Do they differ by community settings and age groups? Housing Policy Debate 29, 6: 899-930.

35-1 URBAN DESIGN

Calderon, Camilo. 2020. Unearthing the political: Differences, conflicts and power in participatory urban design. Journal of Urban Design 25, 1: 50-64.

Cozzolino, Stefano, J. Polívka, R. Fox-Kämper, M. Reimer, and O. Kummel. 2020. What is urban design? A proposal for a common understanding. Journal of Urban Design 25, 1: 35-49.

Daly, Jonathan. 2020. Superkilen: Exploring the human–nonhuman relations of intercultural encounter. Journal of Urban Design 25, 1: 65-85.

Harland, Robert George, and Antonia Liguori. 2020. Designing the Latina landscape: Graphic images of Italian Fascism. Journal of Urban Design 25, 3: 350-68.

Hooi, Enshan, and Dorina Pojani. 2020. Urban design quality and walkability: An audit of suburban high streets in an Australian city. Journal of Urban Design 25, 1: 155-79.

Ibrahim, Hatem, Ashraf Salama, Florian Wiedmann, Bassma Aboukalloub, and Reem Awwaad. 2020. Investigating land use dynamics in emerging cities: The case of downtown neighbourhood in Doha. Journal of Urban Design 25, 3: 387-411.

Kickert, Conrad Christiaan, Meta Berghauser Pont, and Merten Nefs. 2014. Surveying density, urban characteristics, and development capacity of station areas in the Delta Metropolis. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 41, 1: 69-92.

35-5 DESIGN METHODS

Adams, David, Myles Smith, Peter Larkham, and Jannah Abidin. 2020. Encounters with a future past: Navigating the shifting urban atmospheres of place. Journal of Urban Design 25, 3: 308-27.

Cortesão, João, Sanda Lenzholzer, Lisette Klok, Cor Jacobs, and Jeroen Kluck. 2020. Generating applicable urban design knowledge. Journal of Urban Design 25, 3: 293-307.

Jeffries, Jayne M., Rose Gilroy, and Tim Townshend. 2020. Challenging the visual: Learning from the mobility narratives of visually impaired persons. Journal of Urban Design 25, 2: 254-74.

Lu, Yi, and John Peponis. 2014. Exhibition visitors are sensitive to patterns of display covisibility. Environment & Planning B: Planning & Design 41, 1: 53-68.

Müller-Eie, Daniela, and Ana llopis Alvarez. 2020. An approach to perception mapping: Using maps to investigate local user perceptions of urban quality in Hillevåg, Norway. Journal of Urban Design 25, 3: 369-86.

35-6 PROGRAMMING/FACILITY PERFORMANCE EVALUATION

Sibilla, Maurizio, and Esra Kurul. 2020. Assessing a simplified procedure to reconcile distributed renewable and interactive energy systems and urban patterns. The case study of school buildings in Rome. Journal of Urban Design 25, 3: 328-49.

36-1 ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION/COGNITION

Doner, Zack, Daniel A. Brent, and Anke Leroux. 2019. Preferences for intrinsically risky attributes. Land Economics 95, 4: 494-514.

36-4 SOCIO-SPATIAL FACTORS

Baylis, Kathy, Yazhen Gong, and Shun Wang. 2018. Bridging versus bonding social capital and the management of common pool resources. Land Economics 94, 4: 614-31.

36-5 LIFESTYLE

Hoque, Mohammad Mainul, Joseph A. Herriges, and Catherine L. Kling. 2020. The response of recreation demand to recessionary forces: Evidence from local lake usage. Land Economics 96, 2: 225-43.

36-6 QUALITY OF LIFE

Forsyth, Ann. 2020. What is a healthy place? Models for cities and neighbourhoods. Journal of Urban Design 25, 2: 186-202.

Horney, Jennifer A., Caroline Dwyer, Bea Vendrell-Velez, and Galen Newman. 2020. Validating a comprehensive plan scoring system for healthy community design in League City, Texas. Journal of Urban Design 25, 2: 203-17.

Iravani, Hamid, and Venkat Rao. 2020. The effects of new urbanism on public health. Journal of Urban Design 25, 2: 218-35.

Mawer, Chantal, and Rebecca Kiddle. 2020. Suburban shopping malls as spaces for community health and human flourishing: An Aotearoa New Zealand case study. Journal of Urban Design 25, 2: 236-53.

Minucciani, Valeria, and Nilufer Saglar Onay. 2020. Well-being age and space. Journal of Urban Design 25, 2: 275-86.