Land Use and the Constitution: Principles for Planning Practice (AICP Handbook)
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Land Use and the Constitution: Principles for Planning Practice (AICP Handbook)

by Brian W. Blaesser, Daniel R. Mandelker, Clyde W. Forrest, Douglas W. Kmiec, Alan C. Weinstein, Norman Williams Jr.

Education Law Urban Planning Government
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Land Use and the Constitution: Principles for Planning Practice provides a professional introduction to the constitutional framework surrounding land-use regulation. As an AICP Handbook, it offers a useful reference for planners, attorneys, students, and others seeking to understand the legal principles that inform planning practice.

About This Book

Land Use and the Constitution: Principles for Planning Practice examines the relationship between constitutional law and land-use planning.

Presented as an AICP Handbook, the book is intended as a professional reference for understanding legal principles relevant to planning practice.

Its focus connects constitutional considerations with the regulation and management of land, making it relevant to planners, legal professionals, students, and others working in the field.

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