ProQuest Subject Index - Urban planning at THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

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For the greater good or greed? Redistributing private space through eminent domain power: Relocating the Dallas Cowboys Stadium to Arlington, Texas	The travel behavior of minority cohorts in Texas

Challenging tradition: Parkland dedication in subdivision development	Pedestrian corridors in downtown Dallas, Texas and their implications on the movement of downtown residents

Do green buildings influence people's lifestyle decisions and support for environmental policy?	Art and the built landscape in the central business district of Dallas: Influences from an identifiable era in the late twentieth century

The relationship between designed urban environments and skateboarding in downtown Fort Worth	Scenarios for sustainable conservation planning and development in Texas

Public private partnerships in international development: The challenge of engaging civil society in development ownership	Suburban landmarks in North Arlington: Perceptions of experts and non-experts

Understanding gentrification: The role and abilities of community-based organizations in changing neighborhoods - A case study of post-Katrina New Orleans	The "walkable" neighborhood based on retail requirements impact of population density on market area

Understanding social networks in Frazier Courts Hope VI development	Preparing for the HEARTH Act: Preventing and ending homelessness at the local level

Perceptions of crime, fear of crime, and defensible space in Fort Worth neighborhoods	Spatial patterns and determinants of industrial regional growth in Mexico, 1993--2003: Implications for regional planning and public policy

Planning for growth in cities and metropolitan regions: An empirical study of impact fees and choice	Growth/decline of employment subcenter in polycentric regions: The case of the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area