Frank J. Popper

Affiliations:	1983-	Bloustein School	Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Brunswick, NJ, United States
	1984-1984	City and Regional Planning	Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, United States
	2001-	Environmental Studies	Princeton University, Princeton, NJ

Area:

Urban and Regional Planning; United States History; Geography; Land-Use, Natural-Resoure, and Regional Planning; American West, American South, American Great Plains, Shrinking Citiies; State Land-Usse Planning; Public Lands, Locally Unwanted Land Uses (L

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Bio:

My graduate training is in political science, not planning. Before entering academic life, I worked at the Twentieth Century Fund (now the Century Foundation), Public Administration Service, the American Society of Planning Officials (now the American Planning Association), the Environmental Law Institute, and Resources for the Future. I have taught at Rutgers since 1983, Cornell (1984), and, with my wife Deborah Popper, now a semi-retired geographer from the City University of New York (College of Staten Island and Graduate Center), at Princeton since 2001.