JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION

From Citizen Control to Co-Production

Justice as Parity of Participation

Doucet (Ed.): Why Detroit Matters: Decline, Renewal and Hope in a Divided City

Immigrant Entrepreneurship and Economic Development

Remixing as Praxis

Plan Implementation Challenges in a Shrinking City

What Planners Know

Linking Research and Practice in Planning

Measuring the Local Economic Impacts of Replacing On-Street Parking With Bike Lanes

Streamlining the Development Approval Process in a Post–Level of Service Los Angeles

Building Water-Efficient Cities

Using Arnstein’s Ladder as an Evaluative Framework for the Assessment of Participatory Work in Postdisaster Haiti

Toward a Richer Picture of the Mobility Needs of Older Americans

Including Youth in the Ladder of Citizen Participation

Planning Matters

Jumping Off the Ladder

Transportation Sustainability Follows From More People in Fewer Vehicles, Not Necessarily Automation

Engaging Non-Citizens in an Age of Uncertainty

Changing Residential Land Use Regulations to Address High Housing Prices

Building “A Ladder of Citizen Participation”

Using Simple, Decision-Centered, Scenario-Based Planning to Improve Local Coastal Management

Who Cares?

Reflections on David Godschalk’s Contributions to Planning as Consensus Building

Scholarly Publication in an Information Age

Reflections on David Godschalk’s Contribution to Comprehensive Planning

Cervero, Guerra, and Al: Beyond Mobility: Planning Cities for People and Places

Agyeman, Matthews, and Sobel (Eds.): Food Trucks, Cultural Identity, and Social Justice: From Loncheras to Lobsta Love

Beauregard: Cities in the Urban Age: A Dissent

Hertz: The Battle of Lincoln Park: Urban Renewal and Gentrification in Chicago

Banister: Inequality in Transport

With, Not For: Dave Godschalk and Citizen Participation

Mees: Participatory Design and Self-Building in Shared Urban Open Spaces: Community Gardens and Casitas in New York City

Ethical Dilemmas in Professional Planning Practice in the United States

Koch and Latham (Eds.): Key Thinkers on Cities

David Godschalk, an Indispensable Resource

Letter From the Editor

Vale: After the Projects: Public Housing Redevelopment and the Governance of the Poorest Americans

Scharlach and Lehning: Creating Aging-Friendly Communities

Richards: Regreening the Built Environment: Nature, Green Space, and Sustainability

Sandoval-Strausz and Kwak (Eds.): Making Cities Global: The Transnational Turn in Urban History

Wolman, Wial, St. Clair, and Hill: Coping With Adversity: Regional Economic Resilience and Public Policy

Can We Be Partners?

Race and Municipal Annexation After the Voting Rights Act

David Godschalk

A Ladder of Citizen Participation

The Case for Planners as Disaster Specialists

Martens: Transport Justice: Designing Fair Transportation Systems