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Volume 19  "Sustainable Transportation in the US" (2006)	_@$35	_@$15
Volume 18  "Planning, Policy and Social Change" (2005) Network Power for Social Change: Grassroots Organization Efforts via Informational Technologies in California's Central Valley Planning for People: Addressing Social Issues and Processes in Planning The Center for Cities & Schools: Connecting Research and Policy Agendas Architecture and Landscapes of Segregation: An Historical Look at the Built Environment of Educational Facilities in the United States Educational System The Garden Valley: Visions and Values in 1950s Cleveland with Allan Jacobs Guiding Perth's Growth: A Regional Perspective The Deep Discount Group Pass Program: Innovative Transit Finance	_@$35	_@$15
Volume 17 "Regional Planning" (2004)  Planning to Perform: Evaluation Models for City Planners Unpacking Municipal Home Rule: Can California Regionalists and Locals Talk to One Another? Funding Regionally: How Private Foundations Can Set a Regional Planning Agenda Urban Nature and Well-Being: Some Empirical Support and Design Implications How Green is Silicon Valley? Ecological Sustainability and the High-Tech Industry	_@$35	_@$15
Volume 16 "Response to Crisis" (2002) (Sorry, unavailable) What Planning Crisis? Reflections on the Digital Divide and the Persistence of Unequal Opportunity Welfare Reform in an Era of Economic Downturns "The Making of" California's Energy Crisis The Ties That Bind: Infrastructure as the Defining Role of Planning	_@$35	_@$15
Volume 15 "Technology and Planning" (2001)   The Silicon Valley-Hsinchu Connection: Technical Communities and Industrial Upgrading A Historical Perspective of Technology and Planning A "Virtual" Challenge: The Potential Impact of Electronic Commerce on Local Government Revenues Technology and Planning: A Note of Caution	_@$35	_@$15
Volume 14 "The Region in the 21st Century" (2000) Regional Planning: A Call to Re-Evaluate the Field From Dual Disparities to Dual Squeeze: The Emerging Patterns of Regional Development in Taiwan Georgia Regional Transportation Authority: A Case Study of an Innovative Regional Planning Institution Regionalism through Partnerships? Metropolitan Planning Since ISTEA Do Regions Matter? Evidence on Capabilities and Coalitions from Defense-Dependent Regions A High-Rise Vernacular in Singapore's Housing Development: Board Housing	_@$35	_@$15
Volume 13  "Social Equity and Planning" (1999) Social Equity and Planning Reconsidering Social Equity in Public Transit Combining Artistry and Technology in Participatory Community Planning The Privatization of Residential Water Supply and Sanitation Services: Social Equity Issues in the California and International Contexts A Moral Argument in Favor of the Voluntary Provision of Social Services City Systems, Urban History, and Economic Modernity	_@$20	_@$10
Volume 12  "Planning Education & Urbanization in the Pacific Rim"  (1997-98) Commemorating 50 Years of Planning at UC Berkeley: Manual Castells, Fred Collignon, Francis Voilich, Mel Webber The Changing Asia-Pacific Region	_@$20	_@$10
Volume 11 "Planning and Politics" (1996) Conceptions and politics in the patterning of urban-regional space: (New) Bombay The unorganized militia network: Conspiracies, computers, and community Integrating business and location: Two theoretical frameworks on multinational firms Land use impacts of rapid transit Montreal: Planning and politics, Quebec style	_@$20	_@$10
Volume 10 "Space and Community" (1995) Hilda Blanco: Pragmatic knowledge codes Economics, environment, and equity: Policy integration during development in Vietnam Transnational communities, regional development, and the future of Mexican immigration The odds on TODs: Transit-oriented development as a congestion-reduction strategy Selecting bicycle commuting routes using GIS Feminist theory and planning theory Space and community – The spatial foundations of urban neighborhoods	_@$20	_@$10
Volume 9 "The New Urbanism" (1994) The Rise and Fall of the Entrepreneurial State: Texas in the 1980s Ecological Accounts: Prerequisite to Planning for Sustainable Development Urban Runoff: Getting to the Nonpoint High-Speed Rail in California: A Cost-Benefit Analysis CURRENT DEBATES: The New Urbanism Marxist Theories of Development, the New International Division of Labor, and the Third World Diary of a (wannabe) Information Superhighway Cruiser	_@$20	_@$10
Volume 8 "Symposium: American Housing Policy" (1993) Reprint Only  Irene Tinker: The Street Food Project: Using Research for Planning  Susan Handy: A Cycle of Dependence: Automobiles, Accessibility, and the Evolution of the Transportation and Retail Hierarchies  Contra Costa County Edge Cities: Challenges for Urban Planning Water Transfers and the Imperfect Water Industry in California SYMPOSIUM: American Housing Policy Allan Jacobs: "Two World Truths"	_@$20	_@$10
Volume 7 "The Informal Sector" (1992) Housing Prices and the Location Choice of Firms Environmental Planning and Policy in a Post-Rio World From Carioca to Karaoke: Brazilian Guestworkers in Japan Regulation of Firm Size in Industrial Development: Two Manufacturing Sectors in India Risk & Disaster: Arguments for a Community-Based Planning Approach CURRENT DEBATES: Informal Sector	_@$20	_ @$10
Volume 6 "Managing Growth in the World's Cities" (1991) Reprint Only Peter Hall: Managing Growth in the World's Cities Anna Lee Saxenian: Institutions & the Growth of Silicon Valley Industrial and Occupational Change in Los Angeles Bridging the Macro and the Micro through the Lived Experiences of the Community Gary Pivo: Capping Impacts Instead of Development Planning for Higher Residential Densities CURRENT DEBATES: Neo-Traditionalism, Privatization of Transportation Investments, What Motivates California's Global Promotion Efforts, Forecasting in the Planning Process THE URBAN FRINGE: "American Autocracy"	_@$20	_@$10
Volume 5 "Planning in the 1990s" (1990) Betty Deakin and Judith Innes: Planning in the 1990s Density Perception on Residential Streets The Economic Impacts of the Loma Prieta Earthquake Poverty, the Underclass, and Immigration Collectivism and Productivity in Rural Development: The Chinese Experience THE URBAN FRINGE: "Congestion and Enlightenment"	_@$20	_@$10
Volume 4 "Implications of Development" (1989) Reprint Only John Friedmann: Possibilities of a Counter-Hegemonic Planning Preliminary Findings on S.F. Bay Area Nonprofit Housing Developers The Other Energy Crisis: Urban Household Energy Use in Senegal Economic Development and Technological Change in Rural Australia Employment Policy in Sweden Hazardous Waste: Implications for Commercial/Industrial Land Transactions	_@$20	_@$10
Volume 3 - No.1 "Colonization and Class" (1986) Urban Land Developers and the Origins of Zoning Laws The Politics of Resource Management: Aboriginal Rights and Land Claim Settlements The Importance of Class Peter Hall: Urban Actors: Puppets, Ad Libbers, or Something In Between? The Puerto Rican Industrial Policy Debate of 1940-1947 The Geography of Defense Production: Conceptual Issues The Debate Over the Disappearing Middle	_@$20	_@$10
Volume 3 - No.2 "Planning in China" (1987-88) Symposium on Planning in China Ian McHarg: Interview on City Planning Robert Cervero: Congestion, Growth, and Public Choices Transportation Planning Under Two Masters Industrializing for Workers: Models from Italy and Spain The Case Against Statistics-as-Methods Walden Pond and the Capitalist State	_@$20	_@$10
Volume 2 "Planning in Cuba" (1985) Social Theory, Impact Assessment, and Northern Native Communities The Social Impacts of the Maquiladora Industry on Mexican Border Towns Housing, Urban Renewal and Popular Power: Reflections on Havana Economic Development and Housing Policy in Cuba Renovation and Transition in a Neighborhood in Havana A History of the Neighborhood Movement in San Francisco The Search for Cultural Identity Through Urban Design Michael Graves and the Portland Paradox Pay Equity and the Private Sector South Africa: A Case for Total Divestment	_@$20	_@$10
Volume 1 - No.1 "Land Use and Social Policy" (Spring 1984) Peter Marris: The Future of Social Policy in America Housing Policy and Economic Restructuring in the United States Use Value, Exchange Value, and the Need for Land-Use Planning Agreeing to Disagree: A Three Dimensional Framework for Planning Without Consensus Descriptive and Critical Review of Multiregional Econometric Models  Resolving Local Land-Use Disputes: A Collaborative Approach Critical Assumptions and Issues in Conflict Resolution T.J. Kent: History of City and Regional Planning, Part I, 1948-1979	_@$20	_@$10
Volume 1 - No.2 "Economic and Urban Development"(Winter 1985) Beyond Shopping Malls: Planning for Jobs and for People Economic Crisis and Employee Ownership in the Airline Industry The Role of Public Venture Capital in Economic Development Military Spending and Urban Development in California The Coming Paradigm for Planners: Community Ecology Hilda Blanco: Pragmatism, Abduction, and Wicked Problems	_@$20	_@$10
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