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PART ONE: ZONING AND NONZONING -- Politics and Planning -- Nonzoning: Economics and Consumers -- Are Restrictive Covenants Virtually Identical to Zoning Ordinances -- PART TWO: THE EFFECTS OF ZONING -- The Effects of Zoning on Housing -- Zoning Curtails Development -- Zoning Reduces Competition -- Publishers, Pop Architecture, and Minorities -- PART THREE: DIFFERING SOLUTIONS TO LAND USE PROBLEMS -- The Current Zoning Scene -- Federal and State Zoning Solutions -- Current Efforts Against Exclusionary Zoning -- The Last Forty Acres under Zoning and Nonzoning -- PART FOUR: THE COURTS -- The Supreme Court and Zoning -- The Recent Cases: A Tale of Two States And Perhaps Others -- Zoning, an Anomaly to the Rights of Property -- PART FIVE: TOWARD ZERO ZONING -- Eliminating the Zoning Ordinance -- Conclusion.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 263-265).
Lexington, Mass., Lexington Books [1972]