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Economic Development
547 published works
Ohio Environmental Law Blog
Kasich Names New Directors for Ohio EPA and ODNR
Last week, Governor-Elect Kasich named the new Director's for Ohio EPA (Scott Nally) and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (David Mustine). At the press briefing, Kasich reiterated his election theme of returning…
Best Practices Construction Law
Lead from the Center: Lessons from Tennessee’s Outgoing Governor Phil Bredesen
Earlier today, outgoing Governor Phil Bredesen spoke at the final 2010 membership lunch of the Exchange Club of Nashville. Bredesen addressed numerous successes over the past eight years as governor,…
Land Use Prof Blog
Dreveskracht on Solar Projects and Native American Economic Development
Ryan D. Dreveskracht (LLM, Washington) has posted Native Nation Economic Development Via the Implementation of Solar Projects: How to Make it Work, forthcoming in the Washington and Lee Law Review, Vol.…
Federal Eminent Domain Blog
Glendale Expands a Commercial Use
Glendale, California is expanding a mall arguably for its economic development, but certainly with the premise that the private developer will do well by its activity. This was a…
Land Use Prof Blog
Yellin on the Case for a Reliance Interest in Economic Development Takings
David S. Yellin (JD candidate, Georgetown) has posted Masters of Their Own Eminent Domain: The Case for a Reliance Interest Associated with Economic Development Takings, forthcoming in the Georgetown Law Journal,…
Land Use Prof Blog
Schragger on Business Improvement Districts and the Urban Resurgence
Richard Schragger (Virginia) has posted Does Governance Matter? The Case of Business Improvement Districts and the Urban Resurgence, forthcoming in the Drexel Law Review. The abstract:This Essay, written for a conference…
Federal Eminent Domain Blog
Port Huron Bridge Expansion Plans
Cliff Schrader in the Port Huron Times Herald article notes how the uncertainty is to stabilizing economic planning throughout the Port Huron and Sarnia communities. He clearly is correct on…
Land Use Prof Blog
Chris Leinberger on The Next Real Estate Boom…
What if there were a new economic engine for the United States that would put our people back to work without putting the government deeper in debt? What if that…
Land Use Prof Blog
“The Global Evolution of a New South City”
The University of Georgia press has published Charlotte, NC: The Global Evolution of a New South City:The rapid evolution of Charlotte, North Carolina, from “regional backwater” to globally ascendant city…
China Law Blog
China’s New Five Year Plan and the Coming Storm on Wages
The 5th Plenum of the 17th CCP Central Committee completed its meeting in Beijing last month and here are the results of that meeting. Aside from various political issues, the…