Research You Can Use

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published December 01, 2011 Is Anyone Listening as Climate Change Speeds Up? Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published October 01, 2011 Another Bonanza Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published July 01, 2011 Urban Design vs. Urban Planning: a Distinction With a Difference Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published April 01, 2011 Traffic Generated by MXD: New Prediction Methods Ahead Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published February 01, 2011 Make Way for a New Theory Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published December 01, 2010 Translational Research in Action Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published October 01, 2010 Translational Research: The Next New Thing Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published July 01, 2010 Peer Review Clarifies Lots of Things, Including the Relationship of Sprawl and Air Pollution Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published April 01, 2010 A ‘Natural Experiment’—Closing Broadway Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published February 01, 2010 A Bonanza of Journal Articles Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published December 01, 2009 Top Academics vs. Top Thinkers Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published September 01, 2009 What Planners Need to Know About Evaluating LEED Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published May 01, 2009 Using Safe Streets as a Research Priority Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published March 01, 2009 Meta-Analysis of Plan Quality—More than a Literature Review Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published January 01, 2009 When Quantitative Research Trumps Qualitative—What Makes Transfer of Development Rights Work? Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published November 01, 2008 First Look at Climate Action Plans—So Much More to be Done Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published August 01, 2008 Graduated Density Zoning—The Danger of Generalizing from a Sample of One Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published June 01, 2008 Different Models of Metropolitan Economic Performance Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published February 01, 2008 Land Readjustment—Learning from International Research Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published December 01, 2007 The Demand for Smart Growth: What Survey Research Tells Us Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published October 01, 2007 When Qualitative Research Trumps Quantitative—Cultural Economy and Smart Growth Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published July 01, 2007 Security of Public Spaces:  New Measures Are Reliable, But Are They Valid? Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published May 01, 2007 The Perils of Causal Inference: Bicycling in Davis, California Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published March 01, 2007 Regional Scenario Plans and Meta-Analysis Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine "Research You Can Use" Published January 01, 2007 Finding happiness in public-private partnerships.  The Case for Case Studies. Reid Ewing

Planning Magazine Published May 01, 2006 This Practitioner Teaches, Too Reid Ewing