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Duke Law > Duke Law Scholarship Repository > Journals > LCP > Vol. 43 > No. 2 (1979)

 

Volume 43, Number 2 (Spring 1979)
Growth Policy in the Eighties and Human Rights and Dissent


Growth Policy in the Eighties

James F. Blumstein and Lester M. Salamon
Special Editors for this Symposium

Human Rights and Dissent

Madison S. Spach
Associated Editor for this Symposium

Preliminary

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Editor’s Note

David Lange

 

Growth Policies in the Eighties

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Foreword

Lester M. Salamon and James F. Blumstein

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Legal Framework

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A Prolegomenon to Growth Management and Exclusionary Zoning Issues

James F. Blumstein

5

 

Political Origins, Constraints, and Tactics

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The Political Dynamics of the Land and Growth Management Movement

John M. DeGrove

111

 

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The Dynamics of Growth Policy Formulation and Implementation: A Massachusetts Case Study

Lawrence Susskind and Charles Perry

144

 

Underlying, Theoretical Issues and Economic Implications

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Optimum City Size: Fact or Fancy?

Malcolm Getz

197

 

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The Urban Growth Question

George S. Tolley, Philip E. Graves, and John L. Gardner

211

 

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Channeling Metropolital Growth: In What Direction, Toward Which End?

Dale L. Keyes

239

 

Human Rights and Dissent

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Foreword

Madison Spach Jr.

257

 

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Human Rights Policy Under the Carter Administration

Mark L. Schneider

261

 

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The United Nations and the Human Rights Issue

Allard Lowenstein

268

 

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Advancing Human Rights Through the United Nations

John W. Halderman

275

 

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Penal Regimes and Dissenters in the Soviet Orbit

Kazimierz Grzybowski

289

 

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Soviet Human Rights: Law and Politics in Perspective

Eugene D. Fryer

296

 

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The Artist in the Amphitheatre

Elizabeth Turner

308

 

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The ‘Right to Counsel’ in Political Cases: The Bar’s Failure

David Goldberger

321

 

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Skokie, the ACLU and the Endurance of Democratic Theory

Irving Louis Horowitz and Victoria Curtis Bramson

328

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff