Detroit should utilize its unique physical and cultural landscape as an alternative method of redevelopment, the author contends. Read the Planning Practice Feature

The Kyoto Protocol: Are America's Cities About to Miss Out?
by Robert Kelly

Nonparticipation by the United States in the Kyoto Protocol represents a missed opportunity for American cities, a British journalist contends. perspective. Read the Safe Growth Supertopic Feature

The editor highlights social equity as a common theme in the practice feature and case study. Read From the Editor

The author asks whether the federal government can ensure racial equality among the beneficiaries of Low Income Housing Tax Credits without either considering racial composition of the neighborhoods in which it funds developments or monitoring the beneficiaries' racial characteristics.

Eager to attract a "creative class" whose talent and innovation will stimulate economic growth, communities are actively exploring "live/work" and "work/live" spaces as affordable and favorable alternatives for artists and entrepreneurs. Read Planning Essentials

One of the planning profession's most distinguished and accomplished scholars shares his thoughts on the planning process in business, government, the military, and in general. Read the Special Essay From a Fellow