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ARTICLE CONTENTS
[Pages 581-604]
TOP OF ARTICLE
Introduction: The Origins and Practice of Class Segregation by Residential Zoning
I. The Environmental Impacts of Low-Density, Class-Based Exclusionary Zoning
II. Oregon’s Planning Program Abolishes Citywide Exclusionary Zoning
III. The Results of Oregon’s Antiexclusionary Zoning Policy
A. The Increased Supply of Affordable Housing and Less Urban Sprawl
B. Mount Laurel and Durham Today: Comparing the Results of Two States’ Challenges to Exclusionary Zoning
C. Home Prices and Affordability Inside the Portland Regional Urban Growth Boundary
IV. The Environmental Impacts of Oregon’s Efforts to Reduce Exclusionary Zoning
Conclusion
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