Do Land Use Plans Affirmatively Further Fair Housing?

Several limitations have thwarted the implementation of California housing law for over fifty years. This paper sheds light on the evolution of municipal-state relations at a period of reform by analyzing the contentious implementation of state housing law in Orange County, California, a region of concentrated affluence. Systemic privilege has historically allowed some jurisdictions to influence decision-making at higher levels, skewing housing policy and planning outcomes. Nonetheless, and despite contention between different government levels and localities, the leverage of reactionary local politics is weakening.

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Do Land Use Plans Affirmatively Further Fair Housing?

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Meaningful Action: Evaluating Local Government Plans to Affirmatively Further Fair Housing in California

Meaningful Action: Evaluating Local Government Plans to Affirmatively Further Fair Housing in California

Appealing for Local Control and Spatial Inequality: Reforming Governance and Development Rationalities in Southern California

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