Transit-Oriented Development: Learning from International Case Studies
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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Transit-Oriented Development -- What Is TOD and Why Do Cities Use It? -- Why Do Cities Want to Adopt TOD? -- What Are Cities and Regions Doing to Implement TOD? -- Barriers to TOD -- Zoning and Other Regulatory Issues -- Policy Consistency and Planning Coordination -- Cost -- Public Opposition -- Loss of Affordable Housing -- Conclusion -- The Structure of This Volume -- References -- Chapter 2: Policy Learning: How Planners Learn from Each Other -- Learning from Case Studies -- Single-Case Studies and Policy Learning -- Case Study Comparison and Cross-Case Techniques -- Learning from Successes and Failures Elsewhere -- Policy Transfer in Transit-Oriented Development -- Concerns About Policy Transfer -- Meaningful Learning from Other Contexts -- Using Case Selection to Shape Learning -- Decontextualizing and Recontextualizing -- What, if Anything, Can We Learn from Other Places? -- References -- Chapter 3: International Case Studies in TOD -- Choosing the Case Studies -- City-Region Profiles -- Tokyo -- Perth -- Melbourne -- Montreal -- Vancouver -- Toronto -- Naples -- Copenhagen -- Amsterdam-Utrecht -- Rotterdam-The Hague -- Arnhem-Nijmegen -- Meta-analysis: Decontextualizing -- Critical Success Factors -- Policy Learning: Recontextualizing -- Identifying Weaknesses -- Weak Actor Relationships -- Unwillingness to Experiment -- Lack of Public Participation -- Strengthening the Weaknesses -- Actor Relationships -- Public Participation -- Were Policy Ideas/Lessons Transferred? -- Reflections on the Approach -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 4: Persistent Challenges and Potential Solutions: Equitable TOD -- Persistent Equity Challenges -- Loss of Affordable Housing in Station Areas and Corridors -- Impacts on Local Businesses -- Equity Concerns = Equitable Solutions | |
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| spellingShingle | Thomas, Ren Transit-Oriented Development Learning from International Case Studies Intro -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Transit-Oriented Development -- What Is TOD and Why Do Cities Use It? -- Why Do Cities Want to Adopt TOD? -- What Are Cities and Regions Doing to Implement TOD? -- Barriers to TOD -- Zoning and Other Regulatory Issues -- Policy Consistency and Planning Coordination -- Cost -- Public Opposition -- Loss of Affordable Housing -- Conclusion -- The Structure of This Volume -- References -- Chapter 2: Policy Learning: How Planners Learn from Each Other -- Learning from Case Studies -- Single-Case Studies and Policy Learning -- Case Study Comparison and Cross-Case Techniques -- Learning from Successes and Failures Elsewhere -- Policy Transfer in Transit-Oriented Development -- Concerns About Policy Transfer -- Meaningful Learning from Other Contexts -- Using Case Selection to Shape Learning -- Decontextualizing and Recontextualizing -- What, if Anything, Can We Learn from Other Places? -- References -- Chapter 3: International Case Studies in TOD -- Choosing the Case Studies -- City-Region Profiles -- Tokyo -- Perth -- Melbourne -- Montreal -- Vancouver -- Toronto -- Naples -- Copenhagen -- Amsterdam-Utrecht -- Rotterdam-The Hague -- Arnhem-Nijmegen -- Meta-analysis: Decontextualizing -- Critical Success Factors -- Policy Learning: Recontextualizing -- Identifying Weaknesses -- Weak Actor Relationships -- Unwillingness to Experiment -- Lack of Public Participation -- Strengthening the Weaknesses -- Actor Relationships -- Public Participation -- Were Policy Ideas/Lessons Transferred? -- Reflections on the Approach -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 4: Persistent Challenges and Potential Solutions: Equitable TOD -- Persistent Equity Challenges -- Loss of Affordable Housing in Station Areas and Corridors -- Impacts on Local Businesses -- Equity Concerns = Equitable Solutions Tools and Strategies to Enable More Equitable TOD -- Evaluating the Impact of Transportation Investments -- Buying/Holding Properties Near Transit Infrastructure -- Loans/Programs Addressing the Loss of Affordable Housing and Local Businesses -- Planning Regulations Encouraging Equitable Development -- Addressing Public Opposition: Building a Collaborative Practice -- Generating Support from Higher Levels of Government -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 5: Conclusion -- Index Transit-oriented development Transit-oriented development-Case studies |
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