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ISSN 0042-0018
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Vol. 36, Issue 4, 2002January 01, 2002 PDT

In Defense of Inclusionary Zoning: Successfully Creating Affordable Housing

Barbara Ehrlich Kautz,

Articles in Vol. 36, Issue 4, 2002

Vol. 36, Issue 4, 2002
  • The California Death Penalty: Prosecutors' Use of Inconsistent Theories Plays Fast and Loose with the Courts and the Defendants
    Steven F. ShatzLazuli M. Whitt
  • Save the Slip for the Service Providers: Courts Should Not Give Short Shrift to the Safe Harbors of the Digital Millenium Copyright Act
    Raphael A. Gutiérrez
  • Ideas Matter: A Review of John Denvir's Democracy's Constitution
    Mark Neal Aaronson
  • In Defense of Inclusionary Zoning: Successfully Creating Affordable Housing
    Barbara Ehrlich Kautz
  • Gambling on Proposition 1A: The California Indian Self-Reliance Amendment
    K. Alexa Koenig
  • Ripe for Resolution: A Critique of the Surveillance Post Privilege
    Shawn Spaulding
University of San Francisco Law Review
Barbara Ehrlich Kautz, In Defense of Inclusionary Zoning: Successfully Creating Affordable Housing, 36 U.S.F. L. Rev. 4 (2002).
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