Debates over the development and density of housing have gained visibility in recent years
as housing costs have skyrocketed in many metropolitan areas. With those who seek to limit …

… City governments take into account congestion costs of increasing city size, but not the
productivity gains that could be secured by residents of smaller cities moving to larger cities. Our …

… over height and density are simply NIMBY-ist. This criticism obscures … city which is liveable
across the generations. These are struggles for the democratic governance of the future city…

… data have shown that more commuters in cities of these regions use transportation modes
… evidence elsewhere concerning the relationship between age and NIMBY-type behaviors. …

… NIMBY (‘Not In My Backyard’) proponents versus other voices at public hearings San Francisco,
a city … , San Francisco has become the most expensive city in the US, which caters to a …

Home rule comes in waves. In the twentieth century, there were two such waves, one in the
Progressive Era and another following a model state constitutional amendment proposed by …

… , such as in many cities in the US Midwest. Here the … cities as sites for zoning reform, then
we are just back to where we started, which is that the form that the region takes and the NIMBY …

… an optimistic view that NIMBY conflicts can be … NIMBY conflicts remain unresolved. In
particular, these analyses suppose implicitly that the residents, local jurisdictions, and/or cities in …

… In recent years, aesthetic appearances are paid much more attention to, especially in large
cities which are troubled by NIMBY syndrome. For example, the facade renovation of Yantian …

… of NIMBY facilities in the city increases by 8.8%, and a 1% increment in household income
increases the odds of residents refusing the construction of NIMBY facilities in the city …