6031
Fall 2022
Smart Growth
This class examines emerging legal strategies to address the fiscal, environmental, and social impacts of unrestrained metropolitan regional growth ("urban sprawl"). Topics include: inequalities in access to housing, jobs, and educational opportunties; local fiscal competition; local, state & regional regulatory responses to metropolitan development; environmental impacts of metropolitan development; and evolving legal structure of regional governance in America's large metropolitan areas.
Instructor
Myron Orfield
Law Faculty
Course Information
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Twin Cities Regional Planning in the National ContextCredits
2
Subject / Concentration
Environmental & Energy Law*
Public Law
Student year
J.D. - 2L/3L (Upper Division)
LL.M.
Grade base
A - F
Course type
Seminar
* Indicates Concentration