Ethical Land Use: Principles of Policy and PlanningAn examination of the ethical dimensions of land use decisions and policy, on the premise is that all land use decisions invariably involve ethical choices. |
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Contents
The Nature of Ethical Discourse about Land Use | 18 |
Utilitarian and Market Perspectives on Land Use | 33 |
Culpability and the Prevention of LandUse Harms | 54 |
Distributive Obligations in Land Use | 87 |
Ethical Duties to the Environment | 102 |
LandUse Obligations to Future Generations | 134 |
Paternalism and Voluntary Risktaking | 155 |
Expectations and Promises in LandUse Policy | 170 |
Defining LifeStyle and Community Character | 211 |
Interjurisdictional LandUse Ethics | 227 |
The Ethics of LandUse Politics | 241 |
Principles of Ethical Land Use | 261 |
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Private Property LandUse Profits and the Takings Issue | 190 |
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