Francis Stuart Chapin

Edward John Kaiser

David R. Godschalk

This is the urban planning Bible since it was first published. This fourth edition, extensively updated, brings it into the 1990s. Comprehensive, theoretical and policy driven. A superb source for anyone faced with problems associated with land planning. The definitive book that takes the larger view of community growth, land use and environmental quality. Every planning student and agency should have a well-thumbed copy. - Philip R. Berke, Department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning, Texas A&M University.

Urban Land Use Planning

Timothy Beatley

David J. Brower

As people cluster on the coast in increasing numbers, coastal populations become more vulnerable to severe damage from catastrophic coastal storms. The authors contented that current public policy has proved unable to cope with the growing problem, and in response they present a comprehensive analysis of coastal storm hazards, standard policy approaches, and promising new means of managing coastal growth. Catastrophic Coastal Storms offers a solution to the policy problem by proposing a merger of hazard mitigation with development management, basing this on extensive surveys of at-risk coastal locations and case studies of post-hurricane recovery. Starting with the local level of government and proceeding to state and federal levels, the authors propose a strategy for overcoming the formidable obstacles to safeguarding the shoreline population and its structures from hurricanes and other severe storms.

Hazard Mitigation and Development Management

Catastrophic Coastal Storms

David A. Rodríguez

The Connection Between Land Use and Transportation in Land Use Plans

David R. Godschalk

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