The Advisory Board of Cityscape

Peter Dreier Occidental College	Richard K. Green University of Southern California
Keith R. Ihlanfeldt The Florida State University	Annette M. Kim Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Carlos E. Martín Abt Associates Inc.	Douglas S. Massey Princeton University
Sandra J. Newman Johns Hopkins University	Marybeth Shinn Vanderbilt University
Raymond J. Struyk National Opinion Research Center	Paul Waddell University of California, Berkeley
John C. Weicher Hudson Institute, Inc.

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Symposium

Climate Change and City Hall
Volume 15, Number 1, 2013

Guest Editors' Introduction

How Are U.S. Cities Doing Sustainability? Who Is Getting on the Sustainability Train, and Why?

Local Sustainability Policies and Programs As Economic Development: Is the New Economic Development Sustainable Development?

Policy Integration for Sustainable Development and the Benefits of Local Adoption

Promoting Sustainable Land Development Patterns Through Impact Fee Programs

Partisanship and Local Climate Policy

The Motivations Behind Municipal Climate Engagement: An Empirical Assessment of How Local Objectives Shape the Production of a Public Good

Understanding City Engagement in Community-Focused Sustainability Initiatives

Contrasting Capacities From City to International Levels of Government in Addressing Climate and Energy Issues

Public Risks and the Challenges to Climate-Change Adaptation: A Proposed Framework for Planning in the Age of Uncertainty

Social Actors and Key Policy Levers for Mitigating the Greenhouse Gas Footprint of U.S. Cities

Local Governments and Sustainable Development From a Latin American Perspective

Point of Contention: Property Taxes

Three Points in Favor, One Big Flaw

A Convenient Truth: Property Taxes and Revenue Stability

Usually the Best Available Tax, but It’s a Complex Question

The Property Tax Is a Bad Tax, but It Need Not Be

Refereed Papers

The Market for Real Estate Brokerage Services in Low- and High-Income Neighborhoods: A Six-City Study

Departments

Data Shop: Psychometrics of Housing Quality Measurement in the American Housing Survey

Graphic Detail: Race and Refinancing During the Bubble in the Baltimore and Washington Metropolitan Region

Industrial Revolution: Reducing Appliance Backdrafting Risks With HVAC-Integrated Makeup Air Systems

Policy Brief: The HEARTH Act

Policy Brief: The Small Area FMR Demonstration

SpAM: Modeling Population Settlement Patterns Using a Density Function Approach: New Orleans Before and After Hurricane Katrina