CEPM Bibliography

2007

WORKING PAPERS

• Plots Against the American Dream?: The Social Construction of Sprawl as an Environmental Problem and Smart Growth as a Solution!
• Brownfield Redevelopment for Community Regeneration:
  Preserving Neighborhoods and Avoiding Displacement

PUBLICATIONS

• Norton, C., and Weis, N. (2007) The Impacts of Transportation Policy on Affordable Housing. State of Metropolitan Housing Report 2007.
• Norton, C., and Lacy, P. (2007) Rural and Urban Sustainability in Clark County (IN): An Inventory of Economic Development and Land Use

2006

WORKING PAPERS

• Ecological Economics and Community Participation: Priceless!
• Fringe Residential Development and Emergency Medical Services Response Times in the United States

PUBLICATIONS

• Cairns, K. and Lacy, P. (2006) What We Need is Here: Land Conservation in Kentucky . Sustain: A Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Issues. (14), 50–60.
• Heberle, L. (2006) Connecting Smart Growth and Brownfield Redevelopment .
• Norton, C. (2006) Planning and Zoning in Louisville Metro: Its Effect on Affordable Housing. State of Metropolitan Housing Report 2006.

2005

PUBLICATIONS

• Cairns, K. and Wicks, D. (2005) Environmental Education: The Keystone for Green City Initiatives . Sustain: A Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Issues. (12), 44–53.

2004

WORKING PAPERS

• The Brownfields Phenomenon: Much Ado about Something or the Timing of the Shrewd?

PUBLICATIONS

• Heberle, L., and Coffin, S. (2004) Thinking About Sprawl in Kentucky. Sustain: A Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Issues. (9), 35–38.

2003

WORKING PAPERS

• In Search of Good Data: Problems in Gathering Useful Information about Redevelopment Projects or 'Where Have All the Developers Gone?'
  
• Land Reuse and Residual Contamination: Lessons from U.S. Efforts at 'Risk-Based Corrective Action'
  
• Looking Backwards, Looking Forwards: Economic Rationales for -- and Implications of -- the 2001 Changes in U.S. Law Governing Brownfield Reclamation
  
• The Brownfields Cleanup Conundrum: Trading Off Current Mitigation Costs for Longer Term Monitoring, Liability and Further Requirement Risks

PUBLICATIONS

• Meyer, P.B., “Looking Backwards, Looking Forwards: Economic Rationales for – and Implications of – Changes in the New 2001 U.S. Law Governing Brownfield Reclamation,” invited presentation, "Brownfields as Opportunities for Sustainable Development,” Instituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia, IT, Jan-Feb, 2003. (Published on-line by IUAV at: http://brownfields-conference.iuav.edu/papers/Meyer.pdf)

• Meyer, P.B., “Land Re-use and Residual Contamination: Lessons from US Efforts at 'Risk-Based Corrective Action'.” Joint Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning - Association of European Schools of Planning Conference, July, 2003.

• Meyer, P.B. “The Brownfields Cleanup Conundrum: Trading Off Current Mitigation Costs for Longer Term Monitoring, Liability and Further Requirement Risks.” Conference on The Future of Deindustrialising Regions: Planning for Urban and Regional Transformation, University of Dortmund, Regional Planning Institute, July, 2003.

2002

WORKING PAPERS

• Risk Based Corrective Actions and Cost Overruns: Long-Term Post Remediation Maintenanceand Operations
  
• Political Borders, Cultural Norms, Planning Institutions and Practice Outcomes
  
• Brownfield Redevelopers' Perceptions of Environmental Insurance: An Appraisal and Review of Public Policy Options

PUBLICATIONS

• Meyer, P.B., “Political Borders, Cultural Norms, Planning Institutions and Practice Outcomes,” Association of European Schools of Planning, July, 2002.

• Meyer, P. B., "Risk-Based Corrective Actions and Cost Overruns: Long Term Post-Remediation Maintenance and Operations." Notes prepared for session on "Managing Concerns of Cleanup Cost Overruns" Brownfields 2002, Charlotte, NC, November 13-15.

• Meyer, P.B., “New Opportunities in Brownfield Regeneration: Promoting Residential Diversity,” Int’l. Urban Planning and Environment Association, Oxford, UK, Sept. 2002.

• Meyer, P.B., Brownfield Cleanup, Urban Regeneration, Smart Growth and Economic Development: They DO Go Together. Sustain: A Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Issues, 7(Fall/Winter): 3-15. (2002).

2001

WORKING PAPERS

• Planning for -- and Managing -- Environmental Risks: Fighting 'Sprawl' by Stimulating Brownfield Redevelopment

PUBLICATIONS

• Meyer, P.B., and K.R. Yount, “Planning for - and Managing - Environmental Risks: Fighting ‘Sprawl’ by Stimulating Brownfield Redevelopment,” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Nov., 2001.

• Meyer, P. B., “Maximizing Investment Returns by Using Brownfields for Area-Wide Regeneration.” Paper presented at Brownfields2001, Chicago, IL, September 2001.

2000

WORKING PAPERS

• Applying Common Property Frameworks to Urban Environmental Quality: The Case of Brownfields

• Looking at State Voluntary Cleanup Programs in Perspective: Liability Relief, Flexible Cleanup Standards and Institutional Controls as Forms of Economic Development Subsidies
  
• Brownfields and the Urban Commons: Common Property Frameworks in Urban Environmental Quality
  
• Approaches to Brownfield Regeneration: The Relative Value of Financial Incentives, RelaxedMitigation Standards and Regulatory Certainty

PUBLICATIONS

• Meyer, P.B., T.S. Lyons, and T.L. Clapp. 2000. Projecting Environmental Trends from Economic Forecasts. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate Publishing.
• Meyer, P.B., and C.W. Reaves. 2000. Objectives and Values: Planning for Multicultural Groups Rather than Multiple Constituencies. Chapter 6, pp. 83–99, in M.A. Burayidi (ed.) Urban Planning in a Multicultural Society. Westport, CT: Praeger.
• Meyer, P.B. 2000. An Assessment of State Brownfield Initiatives. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research.
• Meyer, P.B. 2000. Accounting for Stigma on Contaminated Lands—The Potential Contributions of Environmental Insurance Coverages. Environmental Claims Journal XII(3): 33–55.
• Meyer, P.B., and T.S. Lyons. 2000. Lessons from Private Sector Brownfield Redevelopers: Planning Public Support for Urban Regeneration. Journal of the American Planning Association LXVI:(1): 46–57.
• Meyer, P.B., and H.W. VanLandingham, 2000. Reclamation and Economic Regeneration of Brownfields. Reviews of Economic Development Research and Practice No. 1. Washington, DC: US Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration.
• Yount, K.R. 2000. Environmental Insurance Products Available for Brownfields Redevelopment. 1999. Washington, DC: US Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response, Outreach and Special Projects Staff.
  

1999

WORKING PAPERS

• The Opportunities in Urban Infill as a Means of Balancing Developmental Needs and Environmental Quality Preservation
   
• Introducing Environmental Factors into the Land Cost – Transportation Cost Tradeoff Logic: A Critical Step Toward Sustainable Urban Planning

PUBLICATIONS

• Meyer, P.B., and Y.–S. Yi. 1999. Toward Accounting for Sustainable Economic Development: Measurement Problems and Different Levels of Aggregation. Journal of the Korean Community Development Society. XXIV(2): 251–269.
• Yi, Y., Hartloff, S., and P.B. Meyer. 1999. Factors Affecting Household–Level Environmental Decision-Making: A Three–Country Comparison of the Determinants of Household Recycling. Urban Ecology III(4): 321–333.
• Meyer, P.B. 1999. Appraisers and Contaminated Lands: Valuation and Capital Availability. Pp. 21–28 in C. Bartsch, ed., Financing Brownfield Reuse. Washington, DC: Northeast–Midwest Institute.
• Yount, K.R, and P.B. Meyer. 1999. Factors Affecting Investments in Small– and Large–Scale Brownfield Projects. Urban Ecology III(4): 351–365.
• Meyer, P.B., and K.R. Yount. 1999. Factors Affecting Municipal Pursuit of Environmental Insurance as a Brownfields Redevelopment Strategy. Washington, DC: US Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response, Outreach and Special Projects Staff.  

1998

WORKING PAPERS

• Environmental Control Problems Associated with Devolution: Is Local Green Planning Really Possible?
   
• Accounting for Differential Neighborhood Economic Development Impacts in Site–Specific or Area–Based Approaches to Urban Brownfield Regeneration
  
• Accounting For Stigma On Contaminated Lands

PUBLICATIONS

• Meyer, P.B. 1998. Background Note on Insurance and Brownfield Investment Decisions. Public Works Management and Policy III(2): 37–43.
• Meyer, P.B., and K.R. Chilton. 1998. Environmental Insurance for Urban Redevelopment: A Feasibility Study. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of HUD Office of Policy Devel. and Research.
• Walker, C., P. Boxall, C. Bartch, E. Collaton, P. Meyer and K. Yount. 1998. The Impact of Environmental Hazards and Regulations on Urban Redevelopment. Washington, DC: US Dept of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research.

1997

WORKING PAPERS

• Learning from the U.S. Experience: Problems of Cross–Border Planning in Multi–State Conurbations  
  

• Small Borrowers and Big Financiers:The Urban Redevelopment Conundrum  

PUBLICATIONS

• Meyer, P.B., and C.W. Reaves. 1997. Brownlining Banks: The Bank Merger Movement and Urban Redevelopment. Journal of Economic Issues XXXI(2): 393–400.
• Yount, K.R. 1997. The Organizational Contexts of Decisions to Invest in Environmentally Risky Urban Properties. Journal of Economic Issues XXXI(2): 367–373.
• Yount, K.R., and P.B. Meyer 1997. Financing Small-Scale Urban Redevelopment Projects: A Sourcebook for Borrowers Reusing Environmentally Suspect Sites. Final Report fromThe E.P. Systems Group, Inc., to the Urban and Economic Development Division, US EPA.  

1996

PUBLICATIONS

• Lyons, T.S., P.B. Meyer, and V. Mani. 1996. Forecasting Environmental Futures: An Example from Kentucky. Environmental Planning Quarterly XIII(3): 15–20.
• Meyer, P.B. 1996. Kentucky’s Economic Trends and Environmental Futures. Pp. 233-239 in M. Childress, et al. (eds.) Exploring the Frontier of the Future. Frankfort, KY: Kentucky Long Term Policy Research Center.
• Meyer, P.B. 1996. Responding to Accidents Posing Environmental Risks: Walking the Fine Line between Panic and Complacency. Sustain I(1): 24–29.
• Meyer, P.B. T.S. Lyons, and V. Mani. 1996. Forecasting Kentucky's Environmental Futures. Final Report from the Center of Environmental Policy and Management to the Kentucky Long Term Policy Research Center under funding from US EPA
• Yount, K.R., and R.H. Williams. 1996. Reclamation, Redevelopment and Reuse of Potentially Polluted Land: Comparing Approaches in the United States and European Union. Sustain: A Journal of Environmental and Sustainability Issues I(1): 30–36.  

1995

WORKING PAPERS

• Should We Evacuate Them? Community Responses to Technological Accident Hazards When No Damage Results
  
  
• Restructuring The Institutions For North–South Cooperation Through Incorporating Sustainability And Existence Values Into The North's Optimization Calculations

PUBLICATIONS

• Meyer, P.B. 1995. Complementarity and Conflict between Community Values and Global Environmental Preservation. Pp. 253–260 and 261–270 in R.P. Wolensky and E.J. Miller (eds.) Proceedings of the 11th. Conference on the Small City and Regional Community. Stevens Pt, WI: Foundation Press.
• Meyer, P.B. 1995. Measurement, Understanding and Perception: The Conflicting ‘Realities’ of Different Constituents. Chapter 6, pp. 89–99, in R. Hambleton and H. Thomas (eds.) Urban Policy Evaluation: Pitfalls and Possibilities. London: Paul Chapman Publishing.
• Yount, K.R., and J. Yeager. 1995. NIMBY Involvement: The Social Bases of Opposition to Hazardous Technology. Pp. 271–280 in R. Wolensky and E. Miller (eds.). Proceedings of the 11th. Conference on the Small City and Regional Community. Stevens Point, WI: Foundation Press.
• Meyer, P.B. 1995. Community Responses to Past Environmental Depredations: Processes in Allocation of Social and Individual Responsibility. Pp. 234–244 in Proceedings of the 11th. Annual Conference on the Small City and Regional Community. Stevens Point, WI: Foundation Press.
• Meyer, P.B., R.H. Williams, and K.R. Yount. 1995. Contaminated Land: Reclamation, Redevelopment and Re-Use in the United States and the European Union. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishers.

1994

WORKING PAPERS

• Environmental Excesses, Institutional Imperatives, and Political Pressures:The Incompatibility of Local Control and Sustainable Development

PUBLICATIONS

• Meyer, P.B., and K.R. Chilton. 1994. Can Economics Provide an Ethically–Sensitive Framework for Environmental Choices? The Prospects for Transcending the Limitations of Cost–Benefit Analysis. (with K. Chilton). Pp. 189-205 in D.A. Brown (ed.) The Ethical Dimensions of the United Nations Program on Environment and Development, Agenda 21. Camp Hill, PA: Earth Ethics Research Group, Inc.
• Williams, R.H., P.B. Meyer, and K.R. Yount. 1994. Contaminated Land: Can the US Experience Offer a Model for EU Policy Development? Pp. 52–54 in The Proceedings of the Fourth Annual European Environment Conference, Nottingham, UK: European Environment Association.
• Yount, K.R., and P.B. Meyer. 1994. Bankers, Developers and New Investment in Brownfield Sites: Environmental Concerns and the Social Psychology of Risk. Economic Development Quarterly VIII(4): 338–344.