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Autonomy and Automobility
Source: Independent Institute
Author: Loren E. Lomasky
City: Oakland, State: CA, Country: United States

"Automobile motoring is a good because people wish to engage in it, and they wish to engage in it because it is inherently good."

The Road Ahead: The Economic and Environmental Benefits of Congestion Pricing
Source: Pacific Research Institute
Author: Erin Schiller
Country: United States

An in-depth examination of the benefits, including pollution reduction, of congestion pricing for road use. (2/98)

Urban Sprawl: Pro and Con; PERC Reports February 1999
Source: Political Economy Research Center
Country: United States

Special extra issue of PERC's quarterly periodical. Major topic of this issue: "urban sprawl". Adobe PDF. (2/99)

The campaign against urban sprawl: declaring war on the American Dream
Source: National Center for Public Policy Research
Author: John Carlisle
Country: United States

The Clinton Administration's campaign to fight urban sprawl is a wasteful program that will harm the environment by increasing traffic congestion and lowering air quality, according to this new policy analysis. (4/99)

How to build our way out of congestion
Source: Reason Public Policy Institute
Author: Peter Samuel and Robert W. Poole, Jr.
Country: United States

The Reason Institute project team offers a convincing account of how automobile detection technology and highway-use markets could be used to reduce traffic on congested highways. (7/99)

City views
Source: Reason
Author: Bill Steigerwald
Country: United States

Steigerwald interviews urban studies legend Jane Jacobs on gentrification, the New Urbanism, and her legacy. (05/01)

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