ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 29, Issue 2, 1999July 01, 1999 EDT
A Theoretical, Interdisciplinary Framework for Environmentally Sensitive Urban Land Use and Development
A Theoretical, Interdisciplinary Framework for Environmentally Sensitive Urban Land Use and Development
Articles in Vol. 29, Issue 2, 1999
Vol. 29, Issue 2, 1999
- Community Benefits of Supply - and Demand-Side Economic DevelopmentSteve HalebskyJohn GruidlGary Paul Green
- A Research Note on the Accuracy of Simple Methods for Updating Untimely DataJon R. MillerJulia M. Dickson
- Modeling Monopsony Markets With Regional CGE: The Oklahoma Forest Products Industry CaseEliecer E. VargasDean F. Schreiner
- Regional Purchase Coefficients Estimates from Value-Added Tax DataMichael J. SwansonGeorge W. MorseKnut Ingar Westeren
- A Theoretical, Interdisciplinary Framework for Environmentally Sensitive Urban Land Use and DevelopmentAndrea I. Frank
Frank, Andrea I. 1999. “A Theoretical, Interdisciplinary Framework for Environmentally Sensitive Urban Land Use and Development.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 29 (2): 5–30.