Heidi Falkenbach
Biographic Data
| ID | 2508041 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Heidi Falkenbach |
| GIVEN NAMES | Heidi |
| FAMILY NAME | Falkenbach |
| SIGNATURE | FALKENBACH H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aalto University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8644-538X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 56 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Assessing the comprehensiveness of the land policy toolbox
Sustainable and socially just land use requires effective and legitimate land policies. One potential obstacle to the design of such policies is the lack of appropriate land policy instruments. Currently, we have an incomplete system-level understanding of the critical elements in the repertory of land policy instruments available to local governments (i.e., the land policy toolbox) for purposes of furthering their land policy goals. In this arti…
Pursuing municipal land use interests in densifying cities
Municipalities both create and capture the economic value of density through planning and other land market interventions. In theory, this position allows them to trade-off economic advantages of densification for other gains that serve public interest, such as social housing production and resource efficiency. However, despite broad scholarship on land value capture, there is limited understanding of how municipalities strategically apply value …
Integrating Climate Policy Objectives Into Municipal Land Policies
Urban development ties in closely with climate change mitigation and adaptation. However, little is known about how climate policy objectives are incorporated into municipal land policies. Addressing this knowledge gap, we draw from the literature on policy integration and policy design to propose a framework for conceptualizing the ways in which policy objectives driven by climate concerns are incorporated into land policy. This framework incorp…
Advancing understanding of the linkages between local land policy interventions and the responsiveness of housing supply
Land policy interventions are important ways for municipalities to implement their spatial development objectives. Such interventions may, however, generate both intended and unintended effects to housing supply and its responsiveness. It is therefore essential to better understand how and through what kind of mechanisms local land policy interventions can influence the quantity of housing supply. This paper addresses these questions. First, we d…
Transit-induced socioeconomic ascent and new metro stations in Helsinki Metropolitan Area
In recent years, transit-oriented developments have been studied from different angles in different countries. Question has been raised whether public investments in transportation trigger the areas nearby to gentrify or even cause the affordability paradox for the low-income households if they cannot afford to live in the accessibility improved areas. This article contributes to the literature of transit-induced neighbourhood change by estimatin…
Land policy conflict profiles for different densification types
Densification is being promoted in urban areas globally because of its many economic, environmental, and social benefits. The concept itself remains ambiguous, however, which is hampering the pursuit of densification as a strategic land policy objective. In this paper we construct literature-based land policy conflict profiles for different types of densification in order to reach a more nuanced understanding of the complexities involved in promo…
Understanding variation in municipal land policy strategies
Land use and development has a pivotal role in building sustainable future societies. Municipalities contribute to this effort by applying a set of land policy instruments to advance their selected policy objectives. The way in which a municipality chooses to activate these instruments is called a land policy strategy. The literature recognizes the diversity of land policy strategies within a single-country context, but as yet there has been no s…
The distribution of perceived advantages and disadvantages of infill development among owners of a commonhold and its’ implications
Securing public objectives in large-scale urban development
Risk management in public land development projects
Risk management in public land development projects
Securing public objectives in large-scale urban development
Land policy conflict profiles for different densification types
Densification is being promoted in urban areas globally because of its many economic, environmental, and social benefits. The concept itself remains ambiguous, however, which is hampering the pursuit of densification as a strategic land policy objective. In this paper we construct literature-based land policy conflict profiles for different types of densification in order to reach a more nuanced understanding of the complexities involved in promo…
Understanding variation in municipal land policy strategies
Land use and development has a pivotal role in building sustainable future societies. Municipalities contribute to this effort by applying a set of land policy instruments to advance their selected policy objectives. The way in which a municipality chooses to activate these instruments is called a land policy strategy. The literature recognizes the diversity of land policy strategies within a single-country context, but as yet there has been no s…
Pursuing municipal land use interests in densifying cities
Municipalities both create and capture the economic value of density through planning and other land market interventions. In theory, this position allows them to trade-off economic advantages of densification for other gains that serve public interest, such as social housing production and resource efficiency. However, despite broad scholarship on land value capture, there is limited understanding of how municipalities strategically apply value …
Integrating Climate Policy Objectives Into Municipal Land Policies
Urban development ties in closely with climate change mitigation and adaptation. However, little is known about how climate policy objectives are incorporated into municipal land policies. Addressing this knowledge gap, we draw from the literature on policy integration and policy design to propose a framework for conceptualizing the ways in which policy objectives driven by climate concerns are incorporated into land policy. This framework incorp…
Advancing understanding of the linkages between local land policy interventions and the responsiveness of housing supply
Land policy interventions are important ways for municipalities to implement their spatial development objectives. Such interventions may, however, generate both intended and unintended effects to housing supply and its responsiveness. It is therefore essential to better understand how and through what kind of mechanisms local land policy interventions can influence the quantity of housing supply. This paper addresses these questions. First, we d…
The distribution of perceived advantages and disadvantages of infill development among owners of a commonhold and its’ implications
Transit-induced socioeconomic ascent and new metro stations in Helsinki Metropolitan Area
In recent years, transit-oriented developments have been studied from different angles in different countries. Question has been raised whether public investments in transportation trigger the areas nearby to gentrify or even cause the affordability paradox for the low-income households if they cannot afford to live in the accessibility improved areas. This article contributes to the literature of transit-induced neighbourhood change by estimatin…
Risk management in public land development projects
The distribution of perceived advantages and disadvantages of infill development among owners of a commonhold and its’ implications
Securing public objectives in large-scale urban development
Land policy conflict profiles for different densification types
Densification is being promoted in urban areas globally because of its many economic, environmental, and social benefits. The concept itself remains ambiguous, however, which is hampering the pursuit of densification as a strategic land policy objective. In this paper we construct literature-based land policy conflict profiles for different types of densification in order to reach a more nuanced understanding of the complexities involved in promo…
Understanding variation in municipal land policy strategies
Land use and development has a pivotal role in building sustainable future societies. Municipalities contribute to this effort by applying a set of land policy instruments to advance their selected policy objectives. The way in which a municipality chooses to activate these instruments is called a land policy strategy. The literature recognizes the diversity of land policy strategies within a single-country context, but as yet there has been no s…
Transit-induced socioeconomic ascent and new metro stations in Helsinki Metropolitan Area
In recent years, transit-oriented developments have been studied from different angles in different countries. Question has been raised whether public investments in transportation trigger the areas nearby to gentrify or even cause the affordability paradox for the low-income households if they cannot afford to live in the accessibility improved areas. This article contributes to the literature of transit-induced neighbourhood change by estimatin…
Advancing understanding of the linkages between local land policy interventions and the responsiveness of housing supply
Land policy interventions are important ways for municipalities to implement their spatial development objectives. Such interventions may, however, generate both intended and unintended effects to housing supply and its responsiveness. It is therefore essential to better understand how and through what kind of mechanisms local land policy interventions can influence the quantity of housing supply. This paper addresses these questions. First, we d…
Assessing the comprehensiveness of the land policy toolbox
Sustainable and socially just land use requires effective and legitimate land policies. One potential obstacle to the design of such policies is the lack of appropriate land policy instruments. Currently, we have an incomplete system-level understanding of the critical elements in the repertory of land policy instruments available to local governments (i.e., the land policy toolbox) for purposes of furthering their land policy goals. In this arti…
Pursuing municipal land use interests in densifying cities
Municipalities both create and capture the economic value of density through planning and other land market interventions. In theory, this position allows them to trade-off economic advantages of densification for other gains that serve public interest, such as social housing production and resource efficiency. However, despite broad scholarship on land value capture, there is limited understanding of how municipalities strategically apply value …
Integrating Climate Policy Objectives Into Municipal Land Policies
Urban development ties in closely with climate change mitigation and adaptation. However, little is known about how climate policy objectives are incorporated into municipal land policies. Addressing this knowledge gap, we draw from the literature on policy integration and policy design to propose a framework for conceptualizing the ways in which policy objectives driven by climate concerns are incorporated into land policy. This framework incorp…
Business (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · Housing Market and Economics (7 works) · Land use (6 works) · Environmental planning (5 works) · Civil engineering (4 works) · Context (archaeology (4 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Land development (4 works)