Alternative Techniques for Managing Growth, 2nd ed.
Irving Schiffman, 150pp, Book #3850, $15.95
In this uniquely useful book, Irving Schiffman introduces local government officials, planning commissioners, students, scholars, and interested citizens to a wide range of alternative techniques available to implement community planning objectives. “Alternative techniques” are tools that complement—rather than replace—traditional regulatory approaches to land-use management. Many are new; some have been in use for years. All are presented in a clear, comprehensive fashion. Together, they provide choice and flexibility in dealing with a diverse array of land-use issues that are frequently combined under the label of “growth management.”
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Irving Schiffman is a professor of political science and former director of the Master of Rural and Town Planning Program at California State University, Chico. He has written extensively on planning and environmental policy in the United States and Israel.