Elliott Sclar
Biographic Data
| ID | 293649 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elliott Sclar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elliott |
| FAMILY NAME | Sclar |
| SIGNATURE | SCLAR E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Columbia University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 83 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
The Infinite Elasticity of Air
Zoning operates within institutional policy norms. Current neoliberal norms encourage land use policy aimed at attaining highest achievable real estate values. As a result, a public policy tool originally intended to protect urban society from the negative impacts of excessive intense real estate development now facilitates such development. This transformation is most clearly seen in the evolution of transferable development rights (TDRs) from a…
Andy Pike, Peter O'Brien, Tom Strickland, Graham Thrower and John Tomaney 2019
Can Location Value Capture Pay for Transit? Organizational Challenges of Transforming Theory into Practice
Successful public transit systems increase the value of locations they serve. Capturing this location value to help fund transit is often sensible, but challenging. This article defines location value capture and synthesizes lessons learned from six European and North American transit agencies that have experience with location value capture funding. The opportunities for and barriers to implementing location value capture fall into three categor…
Globalisation and the urban studio
This paper explores some implications of globalisation for planning education and presents faculty and student reflections on an international urban studio and three policy workshops in the Municipality of Ruiru, located outside of Nairobi, Kenya. This learning was embedded in a long-term partnership between the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Nairobi and Columbia University. We argue that carefully structured inter…
Looting the Urban Commonwealth
Traffic impacts on PM2.5 air quality in Nairobi, Kenya
A Joint Urban Planning and Public Health Framework
A joint urban planning and public health perspective is articulated here for use, in health impact assessment. Absent a blueprint for a coherent and supportive structure on which to test our thinking, we are bound to fall flat. Such a perspective is made necessary by the sheer number of people living in cities throughout the world, the need for explicit attention to land use and transportation systems as determinants of population health, and the…
Access for All
Providing Adequate Retirement Income
The distribution of real estate value changes
Taxes, Spending, and Property Values
Taxes, Spending, and Property Values
The distribution of real estate value changes
A Joint Urban Planning and Public Health Framework
A joint urban planning and public health perspective is articulated here for use, in health impact assessment. Absent a blueprint for a coherent and supportive structure on which to test our thinking, we are bound to fall flat. Such a perspective is made necessary by the sheer number of people living in cities throughout the world, the need for explicit attention to land use and transportation systems as determinants of population health, and the…
The Infinite Elasticity of Air
Zoning operates within institutional policy norms. Current neoliberal norms encourage land use policy aimed at attaining highest achievable real estate values. As a result, a public policy tool originally intended to protect urban society from the negative impacts of excessive intense real estate development now facilitates such development. This transformation is most clearly seen in the evolution of transferable development rights (TDRs) from a…
Can Location Value Capture Pay for Transit? Organizational Challenges of Transforming Theory into Practice
Successful public transit systems increase the value of locations they serve. Capturing this location value to help fund transit is often sensible, but challenging. This article defines location value capture and synthesizes lessons learned from six European and North American transit agencies that have experience with location value capture funding. The opportunities for and barriers to implementing location value capture fall into three categor…
Traffic impacts on PM2.5 air quality in Nairobi, Kenya
Taxes, Spending, and Property Values
The distribution of real estate value changes
Providing Adequate Retirement Income
Access for All
A Joint Urban Planning and Public Health Framework
A joint urban planning and public health perspective is articulated here for use, in health impact assessment. Absent a blueprint for a coherent and supportive structure on which to test our thinking, we are bound to fall flat. Such a perspective is made necessary by the sheer number of people living in cities throughout the world, the need for explicit attention to land use and transportation systems as determinants of population health, and the…
Traffic impacts on PM2.5 air quality in Nairobi, Kenya
Looting the Urban Commonwealth
Globalisation and the urban studio
This paper explores some implications of globalisation for planning education and presents faculty and student reflections on an international urban studio and three policy workshops in the Municipality of Ruiru, located outside of Nairobi, Kenya. This learning was embedded in a long-term partnership between the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Nairobi and Columbia University. We argue that carefully structured inter…
Can Location Value Capture Pay for Transit? Organizational Challenges of Transforming Theory into Practice
Successful public transit systems increase the value of locations they serve. Capturing this location value to help fund transit is often sensible, but challenging. This article defines location value capture and synthesizes lessons learned from six European and North American transit agencies that have experience with location value capture funding. The opportunities for and barriers to implementing location value capture fall into three categor…
Andy Pike, Peter O'Brien, Tom Strickland, Graham Thrower and John Tomaney 2019
The Infinite Elasticity of Air
Zoning operates within institutional policy norms. Current neoliberal norms encourage land use policy aimed at attaining highest achievable real estate values. As a result, a public policy tool originally intended to protect urban society from the negative impacts of excessive intense real estate development now facilitates such development. This transformation is most clearly seen in the evolution of transferable development rights (TDRs) from a…
Economics (6 works) · Engineering (5 works) · Housing Market and Economics (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Finance (4 works) · Finance (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works)