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Regional Planning Dissertations Collection

Dissertations from 2012

From Tank Trails to Technology Parks: the Impact of Base Redevelopment for New England, Bernd F. Schliemann

Dissertations from 2011

Reasons for Local Smart Growth Efforts: An Evaluation of the Commonwealth Capital Program and its Outcomes in Massachusetts, Jia Jia

Preserving Urban Landscapes as Public History --- A Qualitative Study of Kensington Market, Toronto, Na Li

Dissertations from 2010

Using social capital to promote and improve community preparedness for wildfires, Menka Bihari

School-Wide Positive Behavior Support: Student surveys of expectations and safety, Lisa A Fisher

Greenspace Conservation Planning Framework for Urban Regions Based on a Forest Bird-Habitat Relationship Study and the Resilience Thinking, Sadahisa Kato

Building Main Street: Village Improvement and the Small Town Ideal, Kirin Makker

Dissertations from 2009

An Assessment of Natural Resources Management Conflicts in the Working Landscapes of Mediterranean Turkey (Turkiye): Koprulu Kanyon National Park, Nedim Kemer

Dissertations from 2008

Poverty, deforestation and land tenure institutions: The case of the communities living in Guatemala's Maya Biosphere Reserve, Bayron Milian

Dissertations from 2005

Citizen participation in U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development programs: From the Great Society to the New Federalism, Mark T Tigan

Dissertations from 2004

City center revitalization and public private partnerships, lessons from foreign experiences and implications for Portugal, Carlos Jose Lopes Balsas

Dissertations from 2003

The entrepreneurial powers of local government: Dillon's Rule revisited, Kenneth F Payne

Dissertations from 2002

Beyond modeling in environmental and urban planning: Planning support systems and the case study of Lisbon and Porto Metropolitan Areas, Portugal, Elisabete Manuela Alves da Silva

Landscape architecture and social responsibility: Emerging concepts from a a study of practice, Kyle Douglas Brown

Plans for regional landscape structure: Image, identity and integrity in the land, Carmela M Canzonieri

Dissertations from 2001

Illuminating the position of landscape planning today: Decline and potential rebirth, Mary Margaret Bryant

Dissertations from 1999

Planning in divided societies: A case study of the introduction of regional planning in Northern Ireland, 1964--1970, Maureen Elizabeth Moriarty-Lempke

Dissertations from 1998

The content and meaning of change in Finnish housing policy, Kate Griffin

The cultural landscape and the uniqueness of place: A greenway heritage network for landscape conservation of Lisbon Metropolitan Area, Luis F Ribeiro

Benefits arising from the application of geographic information systems to complex regional environmental planning problems, Richard Paul Taupier

Dissertations from 1997

Landscape architects and citizen participation: A study of the Boston Southwest Corridor (1976--1986), Katherine Crewe

Integrated national park planning to support conservation in British Africa: Lessons from the Luangwa River Valley, Zambia, John Asbury McGee

Dissertations from 1995

Implications of Geographic Information System technology for planning education, Ann-Margaret Esnard

Dissertations from 1994

Reimagining community: Community arts and cultural planning in America, Craig Allen Dreeszen

Rethinking industrial policy: Impacts on industrial communities in New England, Zenia Kotval