Donald A Krueckeberg
Biographic Data
| ID | 324640 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donald A Krueckeberg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donald A |
| FAMILY NAME | Krueckeberg |
| SIGNATURE | KRUECKEBERG D A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Visions of Paradise
Private Property in Africa
Pressures to finance and promote economic development throughout Africa are linked to policy efforts to secure land tenure by advaning private property regimes over common property traditions. In this paper, I examine three prominent arguments invoked to eplain, support, or oppose these policies: the story of Scarcity, the story of the Overbearing State, and the story of Traditional Culture. The paper critically examines the claims of each of the…
Property for Everyone and How to Achieve It
The history of the property tax illustrates that public policy, and even the structure ofgovernment itself can be transformed by legal and administrative details that seem of little importance to those who write constitutions and statutes (Fisher 1996, 6)
Planning Urban Economies in Southern and Eastern Africa
Urbanization, urban development in Southern and Eastern Africa - an overview urbanization, urban development and management in Zimbabwe urbanization, urban development in Zambia - an overview urban development and urbanization in a small land locked economy - the case of Swaziland urban development and management in Namibia - a challenge for sustainable urban development in a newly independent state urban development and planning in Botswana the …
The Difficult Character of Property
Land use has long been a central concept in planning, combining ideas of utility with location. But by focusing on the utilitarian question of “Where do things belong?” we tend to miss the underlying issue of distributive justice, “To whom do things belong?” This paper argues that the question of property and ownership is the most fundamental to planning. Property definitions, rights, and distribution are at the center of current political, econo…
Boxing the Compass
Planning and the New Depression in the Social Sciences
Author's Response
Planning and the New Depression in the Social Sciences
Planning Urban Economies in Southern and Eastern Africa
Urbanization, urban development in Southern and Eastern Africa - an overview urbanization, urban development and management in Zimbabwe urbanization, urban development in Zambia - an overview urban development and urbanization in a small land locked economy - the case of Swaziland urban development and management in Namibia - a challenge for sustainable urban development in a newly independent state urban development and planning in Botswana the …
Private Property in Africa
Pressures to finance and promote economic development throughout Africa are linked to policy efforts to secure land tenure by advaning private property regimes over common property traditions. In this paper, I examine three prominent arguments invoked to eplain, support, or oppose these policies: the story of Scarcity, the story of the Overbearing State, and the story of Traditional Culture. The paper critically examines the claims of each of the…
Planning and the New Depression in the Social Sciences
Author's Response
Boxing the Compass
The Difficult Character of Property
Land use has long been a central concept in planning, combining ideas of utility with location. But by focusing on the utilitarian question of “Where do things belong?” we tend to miss the underlying issue of distributive justice, “To whom do things belong?” This paper argues that the question of property and ownership is the most fundamental to planning. Property definitions, rights, and distribution are at the center of current political, econo…
Planning Urban Economies in Southern and Eastern Africa
Urbanization, urban development in Southern and Eastern Africa - an overview urbanization, urban development and management in Zimbabwe urbanization, urban development in Zambia - an overview urban development and urbanization in a small land locked economy - the case of Swaziland urban development and management in Namibia - a challenge for sustainable urban development in a newly independent state urban development and planning in Botswana the …
Property for Everyone and How to Achieve It
The history of the property tax illustrates that public policy, and even the structure ofgovernment itself can be transformed by legal and administrative details that seem of little importance to those who write constitutions and statutes (Fisher 1996, 6)
Private Property in Africa
Pressures to finance and promote economic development throughout Africa are linked to policy efforts to secure land tenure by advaning private property regimes over common property traditions. In this paper, I examine three prominent arguments invoked to eplain, support, or oppose these policies: the story of Scarcity, the story of the Overbearing State, and the story of Traditional Culture. The paper critically examines the claims of each of the…
Visions of Paradise
Economics (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · American Environmental and Regional History (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Economy (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law and economics (2 works)