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• Preface(p. vii)
• I. Urban Sprawl(p. 1)
• Editor's Introduction(p. 3)
• 1) What You Don't Know About Sprawl. Haya El Nasser and Paul Overberg. USA Today(p. 5)
• 2) Poor Urban Planning Hinders the Pedestrian. Don Finley. San Antonio Express-News(p. 14)
• 3) Addressing Urban Sprawl. Olga Bonfiglio. America(p. 20)
• 4) Antidotes to Sprawl Taking Many Forms. Dennis Hevesi. The New York Times(p. 25)
• II. Trends in Development(p. 33)
• Editor's Introduction(p. 35)
• 1) The Traditional Neighborhood and Suburban Sprawl. Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk. Conscious Choice(p. 37)
• 2) The New Neotraditionalists. Deborah K. Dietsch. The Washington Post(p. 42)
• 3) Plan Obsolescence. Rick Henderson and Adrian T. Moore. Reason(p. 48)
• 4) Portland's Green Peace: At Play in the Fields of Urban Planning. Jay Walljasper. The Nation(p. 57)
• 5) Anti-Box Rebellion. Jonathan Walters. Governing(p. 63)
• 6) Turning Edge Cities Into Real Cities. Jonathan Barnett. Planning(p. 68)
• 7) Poor Area Heart of Plan: Eyes Are Finally on Overtown. Nicole White. The Miami Herald(p. 75)
• III. Transportation Infrastructure(p. 79)
• Editor's Introduction(p. 81)
• 1) Gridlock Nation. Joan Lowy. The Record(p. 83)
• 2) Fighting Traffic Congestion with Information Technology. Martin Wachs. Issues in Science and Technology(p. 87)
• 3) All Aboard. Jane Holtz Kay. Planning(p. 98)
• 4) The Big Dig: What's Up Under Boston? Robert Campbell. Architectural Record(p. 105)
• IV. Housing(p. 111)
• Editor's Introduction(p. 113)
• 1) Tearing Down Years of Failure. Olivera Perkins. Plain Dealer(p. 115)
• 2) Public Housing Moves Toward Rich, Poor Together. Ron Scherer. The Christian Science Monitor(p. 120)
• 3) If Revitalization Can Occur on the Near North Side of Indianapolis, It Can Occur Anywhere. Chris Palladino. Planning(p. 123)
• 4) Affordable Housing: Who Pays Now? James B. Goodno. Planning(p. 128)
• V. Revitalizing the Urban Environment(p. 137)
• Editor's Introduction(p. 139)
• 1) At the Elite's Altar. Nicolai Ouroussoff. The Los Angeles Times(p. 141)
• 2) L.A. Rising. Cathleen McGuigan and David Jefferson. Newsweek(p. 147)
• 3) Gardens Top It Off in Portland. Gillian Flaccus. The Los Angeles Times(p. 150)
• 4) At Atlantic Station, Green(space) Is Huge. Janet Frankston. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution(p. 153)
• 5) Urban Vision Through Corporate Ayes. Alan Ehrenhalt. Governing(p. 156)
• 6) Mourning and Modernism After 9/11. Casey Nelson Blake. The Nation(p. 160)
• Appendixes(p. 167)
• Appendix A Percent of Persons Who Live in Urban Areas, United States by State (Census 2000)(p. 169)
• Appendix B Percent Change in Total U.S. Population from 1990-2000 by State(p. 170)
• Appendix C Percentage Change in Urban Congestion, 1982 to 1997(p. 171)
• Appendix D Census Transportation Planning Package (CTPP 2000)(p. 172)
• United States(p. 172)
• Dallas County, Texas(p. 173)
• Boston city, Suffolk County, Massachusetts(p. 174)
• Bibliography(p. 175)
• Books(p. 177)
• Web Sites(p. 179)
• Additional Periodical Articles with Abstracts(p. 182)
• Index(p. 191)