William Alonso
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1851482A
Top Subjects
- Regional planning (4)
- Urbanization (3)
- City planning (3)
- Cities and towns (3)
- Cities and towns -- Growth (3)
- United States (2)
- Urbanization -- United States (2)
Books by William Alonso
Total count: 40
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[A plea to save Dinosaur National MonumentA Harvard University Department of City Planning and Landscape Architecture essay contest, 1954. First Prize.]Harvard University. Dept. of City Planning and Landscape Architecture.1954-01-01
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Lecture notes for Introduction to planning, Pl. 132Bandung Institute of Technology. Division of Regional & City Planning.1960-01-01
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Concerning some aspects of the projected Guayana Citya report to the Joint Center for Urban StudiesThe Joint Center for Urban Studies1962-01-01
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Cities and city planners1963-01-01
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Development plan summary and conclusions, York County, Mainevol. 1.1963-01-01
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Location and Land UseToward a General Theory of Land RentHarvard University Press1964-01-01
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Location and land usetoward a general theory of land rentHarvard University Press1964-01-01
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[Regional development and planning: rough draft of part 5A guide to the literature1964-01-01
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Residential neighborhoods and the urban coreUrban Design Conference. Harvard Univ.1964-01-01
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Equity and its relation to efficiency in urbanizationInstitute of Urban & Regional Development, University of California1968-01-01
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Beyond the inter-disciplinary approach to planning.Center for Planning and Development Research, Institute of Urban & Regional Development, University of California]1968-01-01
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Equity and its relation to efficiency in urbanization.Institute of Urban & Regional Development, University of California]1968-01-01
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Industrial location and regional policy in economic developmentUniversity of California, Center for Planning and Development Research1968-01-01
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Aspects of regional planning and theory in the United StatesInstitute of Urban & Regional Development, University of California1968-01-01
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Industrial location and regional policy in economic development.Center for Planning and Development Research, Institute of Urban and Regional Development, University of California]1968-01-01
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What are new towns for?1969-01-01
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Innovations in housing design and construction techniques as applied to low-cost housinga collateral literature surveyClearinghouse for Federal Scientific and Technical Information1969-01-01
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Information on and evaluations of innovations in housing design and construction techniques as applied to low-cost housing.1969-01-01
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What are new towns for?Institute of Urban & Regional Development, University of California1969-01-01
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Information on and evaluations of innovations in housing design and construction techniques as applied to low-cost housingKaiser Engineers1969-01-01
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The economics of urban size.Institute of Urban & Regional Development1970-01-01
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Aspects of regional planning and theory in the United States.Institute of Urban & Regional Development, University of California]1970-01-01
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Spontaneous growth centers in twentieth century American urbanization.By William Alonso and Elliott Medrich.Institute of Urban & Regional Development, University of California]1970-01-01
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The economics of consumption, daily life, and urban form.University of California, Institute of Urban and Regional Development1970-01-01
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The question of city size and national policyCenter for Planning and Development Research1970-01-01
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The question of city size and national policy.University of California)1970-01-01
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Urban growth in Californianew towns and other policy alternativesInstitute of Urban & Regional Development1971-01-01
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Planning and the spatial organization of the metropolis in the developing countries.Institute of Urban & Regional Development, University of California]1971-01-01
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The system of intermetropolitan population flowsInstitute of Urban and Regional Development, University of California1971-01-01
Planning and the spatial organization of the metropolis in the developing countriesInstitute of Urban & Regional Development, University of California1971-01-01-
New communities in the Bay Areaa reportAssociation of Bay Area Governments1971-01-01
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Policy implications of intermetropolitan migration flows1972-01-01
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Pluralistic new townsInstitute of Urban & Regional Development, University of California1972-01-01
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City sizes and quality of lifesome observationsInstitute of Urban & Regional Development, University of California1975-01-01
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The evolving pattern of village AlaskaBerkeley Planning Associates1976-01-01
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The purposes of balanced growthDept. of Commerce, Economic Development Administration, Office of Economic Research1978-01-01
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Politics of NumbersRussell Sage Foundation1987-01-01
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Demographic Change and the American FutureUniversity of Pittsburgh Press1990-01-01
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Essays in Regional EconomicsHarvard University Press2013-01-01
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Location and Land UseToward a General Theory of Land Rent