Jerold S. Kayden
Frank Backus Williams Professor of Urban Planning and Design, Harvard GSD
"Josep Lluís Sert Lecture: The Place of Planning"
October 28, 2009
Website: GSD Faculty Profile
Books:
Property rights and land policies / edited by Gregory K. Ingram and Yu-Hung Hong. – Cambridge, MA : Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, 2009. Includes “The myth and reality of eminent domain for economic development” by Jerold S. Kayden.
Law School ILS: HD1251.P77 2009
The humane metropolis : people and nature in the 21st century city / edited by Rutherford H. Platt. – Amherst : University of Massachusetts Press in association with Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge, 2006. Includes “Zoning incentives to create public spaces : lessons from New York City” by Jerold S. Kayden.
Loeb Design: HT243.U6 H86 2006
Urban planning today : a Harvard Design Magazine reader / introduction by Alexander Garvin ; William S. Saunders, editor. – Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press, 2006. Includes “Is eminent domain for economic development constitutional?” by Jerold S. Kayden.
Loeb Design: HT166.U7433 2006
Loeb Design Special Collections: Rare HT166.U7433 2006
Regulating place : standards and the shaping of urban America / edited by Eran Ben-Joseph & Terry S. Szold. – New York ; London : Routledge, 2005. Includes “Using and misusing law to design the public realm”.
Loeb Design: HT167.R398 2005
Regulating religious land use / sponsored by the American Planning Association, May 9, 2001 audio conference ; moderator: Jerold S. Kayden. – [United States] : American Planning Association, 2001.
Law School Library
Smart growth : form and consequences / edited by Terry S. Szold and Armando Carbonell. – [Cambridge, MA] : Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, 2002. Includes “The Constitution neither prohibits nor requires smart growth”, by Jerold Kayden.
Loeb design: HT392.S557 2002
Privately owned public space : the New York City experience / Jerold S. Kayden, the New York City Department of City Planning, the Municipal Art Society of New York. – New York : John Wiley, 2000.
Loeb Design: HT151.K342 2000
A guide to land auctions in Ukraine : based on the successful experiences of Kharkiv, L’viv, Odessa, and Chernihiv / Jerold S. Kayden, Volodymyr Nosik, and Alexander Gamota. – Kiev, Ukraine, PADCO, 1995.
Loeb Design: HD1333.U38 K39 1995
Land-use regulations, rationality, and judicial review : the RSVP in the Nollan invitation (part 1) / Jerold S. Kayden. – Chicago, IL : American Bar Association, Section of Urban, State and Local Government Law, 1991
Loeb Design: KF5698.K39 1991
Landmark justice : the influence of William J. Brennan on America’s communities / Charles M. Haar and Jerold S. Kayden. – Washington, D.C. : Preservation Press National Trust for Historic Preservation : Published in cooperation with the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, [1989?]
Loeb Design: KF5697.A52 B74x
Zoning and the American dream : promises still to keep / edited by Charles M. Haar and Jerold S. Kayden. – Chicago, Ill. : Planners Press, American Planning Association in association with the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, 1989.
Loeb Design: KF5698.Z6 1989
Linkage ordinances and traditional exactions analysis : the connection between office development and housing / Jerold S. Kayden and Robert Pollard. – Durham, NC : Duke University, 1987.
Loeb Design: HD7304.B6 K39 1987
Monetary liability of local and state government and employees / edited by Charles M. Haar and Jerold S. Kayden. – Cambridge, MA : Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, 1983.
Law School Library
A tribute to Lewis Mumford : first recipient, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Award, 1979-1980 / edited by Charles M. Haar and Jerold S. Kayden.
Loeb Design: CT275.M74 T74 1982
The Helmsley mortgage : a proposal to improve office building financing arrangements : a report prepared for the Developers and Lenders Roundtable / Charles M. Haar, Jerold S. Kayden. – Cambridge, MA : Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, [1981].
Loeb Design Vertical File: HG4655.H32x
Innovative implementation techniques for downtown Washington, D.C. development : a report / prepared by Jerold S. Kayden for the downtown component of the Comprehensive Plan for the District of Columbia and for the Mayor’s Office of Planning and Development. – Cambridge : [the author?], 1981.
Loeb Design: HT168.W37 K39 1981
Incentive zoning in New York City : a cost-benefit analysis / Jerold S. Kayden. – [Cambridge, MA] : Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, 1978.
Loeb Design Vertical File: HT168.N5 K39x
Selected Journal Articles:
“It’s not schools vs. scones” / by Jerold Kayden. In: Democracy : A journal of ideas, Winter 2007 no.3, p.74-78. Comments on Joel Kotkin's (2006) critique of the so-called "boutique city" as a centerpiece of urban revitalization efforts.
“What is fairness, anyway?” In: Planning, October 2006, vol.72, no.9, p.[12]-18. The article focuses on the APA debate conversation between Michael Berger, a partner in the law firm of Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, and Jerold. Berger believes that city planners need to allow a certain amount of regulation, but not so much to stultify landowners. Kayden stated that such planners' job is to do good planning. These planners should justify and redeem themselves to build a good relationship with property owners.
“’Can Design Improve Life in Cities’ – a Harvard Design Magazine symposium”. In: Harvard Design Magazine, Spring-Summer 2006, no.24, p.93-105. Printed text of opening and closing remarks, transcript of one panel and a review. Held October 20 and 21, 2005. Includes remarks by Jerold S. Kayden.
“What’s the mission of Harvard’s Urban Planning program?” / Jerold S. Kayden. In: Harvard Design Magazine, Spring-Summer 2005, no.22, p.4-8.
“Is eminent domain for economic development constitutional? : empowering or enervating planners / Jerold S. Kayden. In: Harvard Design Magazine, Spring-Summer 2005, no.22, p.67-70.
“ Celebrating Penn Central : how the Supreme Court's preservation of Grand Central Terminal helped preserve planning nationwide” / by Jerold S. Kayden. In: Planning, June 2003, vol.69, issue 6, p.20- . Focuses on the United States Supreme Court’s preservation of the Grand Central Terminal, rezoning of the land, construction on wetlands, the development of Penn Central.
“That fabulous concourse: on the 25th anniversary of its salvation, Grand Central stands tallest” / Jerold S. Kayden. In: Preservation: the magazine of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, May-June 2003, vol.55, no.3, p.42-43.
“Public defender: planner-lawyer Jerold S. Kayden wants private developers held accountable for their civic bargains” / Allen Freeman. In: Landscape Architecture, March 2003, vol.93, no.3, p.76-78.
“Unlimited access : APOPS protects democratic spaces from garbage, padlocks, and commercial takeover” / by Alex Ulam. In: Metropolis, January 2003, vol.22, no.5, p.36. Describes the role of APOPS, Advocates for Privately Owned Public Space, a New York group formed by Jerold Kayden and the Municipal Art Society arising from their study, along with the New York City Dept. of City Planning, to catalog every one of the more than 500 privately-owned public plazas established as a result of the 1961 Zoning Resolution, and to compare conditions in them to the specific legal agreements that were made for their access and maintenance.
“Privately owned public space : the New York City experience, by Jerold S. Kayden” / [book review] by Elliot D. Sclar. In: Journal of Planning Education & Research, Spring 2002, vol.21, no.3, p.343-345.
“Privately owned public space : the New York City experience [by] Jerold S. Kayden, New York City Department of City Planning, and Municipal Art Society of New York” / [book review] by Romin Koebel. In: Journal of the American Planning Association, Autumn 2001, vol.67, no.4, p.480-481.
“Privately owned public space : the New York City experience, by Jerold S. Kayden” / [book review] by Mark Hinshaw. In: Landscape architecture, May 2001, vol.91, no.5, p.88.
Privately owned public space: the New York City experience, by Jerold Kayden / [book review] by Thomas Balsley. In: Land Forum, 2001, no.10, p.41.
“What good are privately owned public spaces?”. In: Oculus, September 2000, vol.63, no.1, p.9. Describes an exhibition organized by the Municipal Art Society on the hundreds of privately owned public plazas created in New York by the 1961 zoning resolution, the effect of the proposed new Unified Bulk Program, and Jerold Kayden’s book ‘Privately owned public spaces’.
Plaza suite : privately owned or not, New York’s public spaces are demanding some respect / Jerold S. Kayden, Ruth Eckdish Knack. In: Planning, March 2000, vol.66, no.3, p.16-19. On the varying degrees of success of public spaces created by private developers under a 1961 ‘incentive zoning’ provision. Includes an interview with Kayden by Ruth Knack.
Kayden of Cambridge / Ruth Eckdish Knack. In: Planning, January 1997, vol.63, no.1, p.16-18.
Dollars and damages : a debate / Michael M. Berger, Jerold S. Kayden. In: Planning, March 1996, vol.62, no.3, p.[22]-24. Berger and Kayden debate whether the federal government should pay compensation to land owners when it reduces their land values (i.e., the ‘takings’ issue).