P-ISSN 2328-2975
E-ISSN 2328-3033
Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2011January 04, 2011 EDT
The Rise Of Robert Moses And The Fall Of New York Constitutional Protections Against Eminent Domain
The Rise Of Robert Moses And The Fall Of New York Constitutional Protections Against Eminent Domain
Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2011
Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2011
- ForewordRobert S. Barrows
- Urban Revitalization And Eminent Domain: Misinterpreting Jane JacobsSteven J. Eagle
- Moving The Cat Into The Hat: The Pursuit Of Fairness In Condemnation, Or, Whatever Happened To Creating A “Partnership Of Planning?”Michael Rikon
- Evaluating Economic Development Takings: Legal Validity Versus Economic ViabilityDavid Schultz
- IntroductionIlya Somin
- From Slum Clearance To Economic Development: A Retrospective Of Redevelopment Policies In New York StateAmy Lavine
- The Rise Of Robert Moses And The Fall Of New York Constitutional Protections Against Eminent DomainChristopher Dunn
- Stacking The Deck: New York’s Unique Approach To Eminent DomainRobert McNamara
- The Edpl RevisitedM. Robert Goldstein
- Yousuf V. Samantar: Does The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act Protect Individual Government Officials From Liability?Michael J. Carroll
- Municipal Accountability In Domestic Violence: A Promising New CaseLela Gray
- “Fairness And Equity,” Or Judicial Bait And Switch? It’s Time To Reform The Law Of “Just” CompensationGideon Kanner
- The Trouble With Eminent Domain In New YorkNorman SiegelSteven HymanPhilip van Buren
Christopher Dunn, The Rise Of Robert Moses And The Fall Of New York Constitutional Protections Against Eminent Domain, 4 GLR (2011).