John D. Landis
Affiliations: | University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States |
Area:
Urban and Regional Planning, GeographyGoogle:
"John Landis"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Juan O. Sandoval | grad student | 2002 | UC Berkeley |
| Michael K. Reilly | grad student | 2005 | UC Berkeley |
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| Reina V, Landis J. (2019) The Future of U.S. Housing Policy Housing Policy Debate. 29: 1-3 |
| Landis J, Reina V. (2019) Eleven Ways Demographic and Economic Change Is Reframing American Housing Policy Housing Policy Debate. 29: 4-21 |
| Landis JD, Hsu D, Guerra E. (2017) Intersecting Residential and Transportation CO2 Emissions: Metropolitan Climate Change Programs in the Age of Trump: Journal of Planning Education and Research. 39: 206-226 |
| Landis JD. (2017) The End of Sprawl? Not so Fast Housing Policy Debate. 27: 659-697 |
| Landis JD. (2015) Tracking and Explaining Neighborhood Socioeconomic Change in U.S. Metropolitan Areas Between 1990 and 2010 Housing Policy Debate |
| Landis JD. (2012) American Housing Policy Berkeley Planning Journal. 8 |
| Kroll CA, Landis JD, Shen Q, et al. (2012) The Economic Impacts of the Loma Prieta Earthquake: A Focus on Small Business Berkeley Planning Journal. 5 |
| Landis J. (2012) The Case Against Statistics-as-Methods: Confessions of a Born-Again Planmaker Berkeley Planning Journal. 3 |
| Landis JD. (2012) Modeling urban land use change: Approaches, state-of-the art, prospects 2012 Socio-Economic Benefits Workshop: Defining, Measuring, and Communicating the Socio-Economic Benefits of Geospatial Information |
| Sandoval JSO, Cervero R, Landis J. (2011) The transition from welfare-to-work: How cars and human capital facilitate employment for welfare recipients Applied Geography. 31: 352-362 |