Keyphrases
US Metropolitan Areas
74%
Land Use Regulation
72%
United States
68%
Sprawl
42%
Low-income Households
31%
Local Land Use
29%
Metropolitan Areas
29%
Moving to Opportunity
28%
Local Government
28%
Land Use
27%
Precarious Housing
25%
New York
25%
Regional Resilience
25%
Transit-oriented Development
25%
Income Segregation
25%
Vouchers
25%
Property Rights
25%
Poverty
22%
Exclusionary Zoning
21%
Affordable Housing
19%
Housing Costs
19%
Growth Management
17%
Resilience
17%
New Housing
17%
Infrastructure Investment
17%
Rental Housing
16%
Public Facilities
14%
Smart Growth
14%
Low Density
13%
Distressed Neighbourhoods
12%
Municipal Plans
12%
Region-building
12%
Territorial Governance
12%
Resilience Building
12%
Housing Resilience
12%
Ecology of Games
12%
Elite Students
12%
San Francisco
12%
Ballot Measures
12%
Human-wildlife Interactions
12%
Regulatory Regimes
12%
Sustainable Urban Form
12%
Sustainable Neighbourhood
12%
University Stakeholders
12%
Nonpoint
12%
Neighborhood Level
12%
Growth Control
12%
Enrollment Policy
12%
Advocacy Groups
12%
Student Body
12%
Social Sciences
Metropolitan Area
100%
Land Use
85%
USA
44%
Land Use Regulation
42%
Low Income
41%
Low Income Household
38%
Transport
35%
Right to Property
25%
Advocacy
25%
Public Facility
25%
Student Housing
25%
Urban Sprawl
21%
Legislation
19%
Taxation
17%
Industrial Sector
14%
Disaster Psychology
12%
Referendum
12%
Precarity
12%
Gentrification
12%
Small Town
12%
Exploratory Data Analysis
12%
Government Regulation
12%
Managers
12%
National Surveys
12%
Landownership
12%
Demographic Change
12%
Capital Investment
12%
Land Value
12%
Single Parent
12%
Decision Making
12%
Residential Density
12%
Residential Mobility
12%
Incentive
12%
University Enrollment
12%
Social Interaction
12%
Community-Based
12%
Environmental Policy
12%
Student Body
12%
Document Analysis
12%
Research Results
12%
Case Study
12%
Private Ownership
12%
Political Science
12%
Federation
12%
Political Economics
12%
Mail Survey
10%
Land Use Planning
10%
Secondary Schools
9%
Population Censuses
9%
Ownership
8%