Zoning and the American Dream
Editor: Jerold Kayden Co-Editor: Charles M. Haar Planners Press, 1989

Contents

Preface

Foreword: Zoning at Sixty-A Time for Anniversary Reckoning
Charles M. Haar and Jerold S. Kayden

Part I. The Historical Setting

• The Office File Box-Emanations from the Battlefield Arthur V. N. Brooks
• Professors, Reformers, Bureaucrats, and Cronies: The Players inEuclid v. Ambler
  William M. Randle

Part II. Zoning Applied (Misapplied): An Experiment in Social and Physical Order

• Arenas of Conflict: Zoning and Land Use Reform in Critical Political-Economic Perspective
  Joe R. Feagin
• Expulsive Zoning: The Inequitable Legacy of Euclid
  Yale Rabin
• Planning and Zoning
  Peter L. Abeles
• Euclid and the Environment
  Earl Finbar Murphy
• Legislating Aesthetics: The Role of Zoning in Designing Cities
  Michael Kwartler

Part III. Zoning and the Courts: A Steady Legal Legacy?

• Judges as Planners: Limited or General Partners?
  Jerold S. Kayden
• The Prescience and Centrality of Euclid v. Ambler 
  Michael Allan Wolf
• Euclid's Lochnerian Legacy
  Robert A. Williams, Jr.

Part IV. Zoning and Economics: Are They Compatible?

• Zoning Myth and Practicc From Euclid into the Future
  Robert H. Nelson
• Zoning and Land Use Planning: An Economic Perspective
  William C. Wheaton

Part V. Anticipating the Future

• Reflections on Euclid: Social Contract and Private Purpose
  Charles M. Haar

Appendix: Village of Euclid v. Ambler Realty Company

Index