Emily Talen

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Emily Talen is affiliated with the following schools: University of Chicago, University of Texas at Dallas, West Virginia University, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Arizona State University

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#890

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#1546

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#251

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According to Wikipedia, Emily Talen is professor of urbanism at the University of Chicago. Her research is devoted to urban design and the relationship between the built environment and social equity. She is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship , and is a Fellow of the American Institute of Certified Planners. She is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship and is a fellow of the American Institute of Certified Planners. Her work has attracted close to 15,000 citations listed on Google Scholar.

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Emily Talen's Published Works

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Published Works

Assessing Spatial Equity: An Evaluation of Measures of Accessibility to Public Playgrounds (1998) (706)
Sense of Community and Neighbourhood Form: An Assessment of the Social Doctrine of New Urbanism (1999) (623)
Theoretical approaches to the promotion of physical activity: forging a transdisciplinary paradigm. (2002) (447)
Do Plans Get Implemented? A Review of Evaluation in Planning (1996) (278)
Visualizing Fairness: Equity Maps for Planners (1998) (268)
Bottom-Up GIS (2000) (222)
THE SOCIAL EQUITY OF URBAN SERVICE DISTRIBUTION: AN EXPLORATION OF PARK ACCESS IN PUEBLO, COLORADO, AND MACON, GEORGIA (1997) (210)
Hot, congested, crowded and diverse: Emerging research agendas in planning (2009) (195)
Neighborhoods as Service Providers: A Methodology for Evaluating Pedestrian Access (2003) (193)
After the Plans: Methods to Evaluate the Implementation Success of Plans (1996) (173)
The Walkable Neighborhood: A Literature Review (2013) (162)
The social goals of new urbanism (2002) (161)
New Urbanism and American Planning: The Conflict of Cultures (2005) (161)
Transect Planning (2002) (150)
Design That Enables Diversity: The Complications of a Planning Ideal (2006) (145)
New Urbanism and Smart Growth: A Few Words from the Academy (2005) (144)
School, Community, and Spatial Equity: An Empirical Investigation of Access to Elementary Schools in West Virginia (2001) (138)
Success, Failure, and Conformance: An Alternative Approach to Planning Evaluation (1997) (109)
Design for Diversity: Exploring Socially Mixed Neighborhoods (2008) (109)
Beyond Relativism (2002) (109)
Pedestrian Access as a Measure of Urban Quality (2002) (104)
Legalizing Smart Growth (2003) (102)
City Rules: How Regulations Affect Urban Form (2011) (101)
Measuring the public realm: A preliminary assessment of the link between public space and sense of community (2000) (97)
Sprawl Retrofit: Sustainable Urban Form in Unsustainable Places (2011) (96)
Measuring Walkability: A Note on Auditing Methods (2014) (96)
Design by the Rules: The Historical Underpinnings of Form-Based Codes (2009) (92)
Does the spatial arrangement of urban landscape matter? examples of urban warming and cooling in phoenix and las vegas (2015) (91)
Traditional Urbanism Meets Residential Affluence: An Analysis of the Variability of Suburban Preference (2001) (89)
Measuring Urbanism: Issues in Smart Growth Research (2003) (87)
Affordability in New Urbanist Development: Principle, Practice, and Strategy (2010) (82)
Zoning For and Against Sprawl: The Case for Form-Based Codes (2013) (82)
Toward Sustainable Communities: Resources for Citizens and Their Governments, revised edition. Mark Roseland; Cities and the Creative Class. Richard Florida; An Alliance of Women: Immigration and the Politics of Race. Heather Merrill (2007) (80)
Constructing Neighborhoods from the Bottom up: The Case for Resident-Generated GIS (1999) (80)
Do-it-Yourself Urbanism (2015) (78)
The Spatial Logic of Parks (2010) (67)
The Problem with Community in Planning (2000) (61)
Neighborhood-Level Social Diversity: Insights from Chicago (2006) (58)
Help for Urban Planning: The Transect Strategy (2002) (56)
Design for Diversity: Evaluating the Context of Socially Mixed Neighbourhoods (2006) (52)
NEW URBANISM AND THE CULTURE OF CRITICISM (2000) (51)
How walkable is Walker’s paradise? (2017) (51)
Land use zoning and human diversity : Exploring the connection (2005) (51)
Neighborhood Evaluation Using GIS (2007) (50)
LEED-ND as an urban metric (2013) (49)
The Neighborhood Quality of Subsidized Housing (2014) (49)
Compact, Walkable, Diverse Neighborhoods:Assessing Effects on Residents (2014) (49)
Making the Good Easy: The Smart Code Alternative (2002) (48)
New Urbanism, Social Equity, and the Challenge of Post-Katrina Rebuilding in Mississippi (2008) (46)
The Utopianism of Children: An Empirical Study of Children's Neighborhood Design Preferences (1999) (46)
Is subsidized housing in sustainable neighborhoods? Evidence from Chicago (2011) (43)
What is a “Great Neighborhood”? An Analysis of APA's Top-Rated Places (2015) (41)
The Context of Diversity: A Study of Six Chicago Neighbourhoods (2010) (40)
Affordable housing in New Urbanist Communities: A survey of developers (2008) (38)
Zoning and Diversity in Historical Perspective (2012) (38)
Does the classic American main street still exist? An exploratory look (2019) (30)
Prospects for walkable, mixed-income neighborhoods: insights from U.S. developers (2013) (28)
Affordable Housing and Walkable Neighborhoods: A National Urban Analysis (2015) (28)
Looking for logic: The zoning—land use mismatch (2016) (27)
Jane Jacobs and the Value of Older, Smaller Buildings (2016) (24)
Retrofitting Sprawl: Addressing Seventy Years of Failed Urban Form (2015) (23)
Beyond the Front Porch: Regionalist Ideals in the New Urbanist Movement (2008) (23)
Landscape Urbanism and its Discontents: Dissimulating the Sustainable City (2013) (20)
The Geospatial Dimension in Urban Design (2011) (20)
Urban design reclaimed : tools, techniques, and strategies for planners (2009) (19)
Evaluating good urban form in an inner-city neighborhood: An empirical application (2005) (17)
The social context of U.S. built landscapes (2018) (17)
Cities as art: exploring the possibility of an aesthetic dimension in planning (2004) (16)
Response to “Commentary: Is Urban Design Still Urban Planning?” (2011) (16)
Housing Demolition during Urban Renewal (2014) (15)
Location Efficiency and Affordability: A National Analysis of Walkable Access and HUD-Assisted Housing (2016) (15)
Where Do Planners Belong? Assessing the Relationship between Planning and Design in American Universities (2011) (14)
The Expanded and Revised IRSR Subject and Author Index (2000) (14)
Connecting New Urbanism and American planning: an historical interpretation (2006) (12)
A Research Agenda for New Urbanism (2019) (10)
What is the value of ‘main street’? Framing and testing the arguments (2019) (10)
Design for Social Diversity (2018) (8)
Sprawl retrofit: A strategic approach to parking lot repair (2012) (8)
Urban Justice (2020) (7)
Human vs. Nature Duality in Metropolitan Planning (2005) (7)
Empower the Millennials (2017) (7)
Latino Urbanism: defining a cultural urban form (2012) (6)
A Matter of Priorities: New Urbanism and Community Life [To Rally Discussion] (2003) (6)
Neighborhoods and Segregation (2018) (6)
The relentless link between neighbourhoods and segregation: what are the alternatives? (2018) (5)
Urban Design in a New Age of Immigration (2017) (5)
Walkable Art: An Empirical Investigation of Arts-Related Businesses and Walkable Neighborhoods (2017) (5)
In support of the unambiguous neighborhood: a proposed size typology (2018) (5)
Zoned Out: Regulation, Markets, and Choices in Transportation and Metro‐politan Land‐Use, by Jonathan Levine (2007) (5)
Social science and the planned neighbourhood (2017) (5)
Urban and Regional Sustainability (2021) (4)
Urban design as urban morphology (2014) (4)
SmartCode Justice [The Transect] (2006) (4)
Plan vs. Process: The Case of Neighbourhood Planning (2019) (4)
Urban Morphology in Urban Design (2018) (4)
Geovisualization of spatial equity (2011) (4)
Planning tools for walkable neighborhoods: zoning, land use, and urban form (2018) (4)
Why a New Urbanist research agenda is needed (2019) (3)
Fixing the Mess We Made (2010) (3)
City cents: Tracking the spatial imprint of urban public expenditures (2021) (3)
Form-Based Codes vs. Conventional Zoning (2011) (3)
How Regulations Affect Urban Form (2012) (3)
A Review of “Suburban Nation: The Rise of Sprawl and the Decline of the American Dream (10th Anniversary Edition)” (2011) (3)
Response to Matthew Heins (2015) (2)
Rethinking neighbourhoods (2021) (2)
The Planning Problem (2018) (2)
An Expression of Appreciation (2006) (2)
Exorcising the Ghost of Emily Latella (2002) (2)
Large Urban Developments and the Future of Cities: The Case of Neighborhoods (2019) (2)
Contradiction and Consensus in American Urbanism (2013) (1)
Beyond Retail: Envisioning the Future of Retail (2022) (1)
Understanding Urban Retail Vacancy (2021) (1)
Street design preference: an on-line survey (2022) (1)
Book Review: Cities and Design (2013) (1)
Neighborhood social diversity and metropolitan segregation (2017) (1)
Sustainability in Planning (2011) (1)
Measuring the visual pedestrian qualities of urban streets through crowdsourcing (2020) (1)
The future of single‐family detached housing (2009) (1)
Subject and Author Indexes to 1998 Regional Science and Related Journal Literature (1999) (1)
2008 Chester Rapkin Award for the Best Article in Volume 27 (2008) (0)
Framework: Four Urbanist Cultures (2005) (0)
EDITORIAL (2008) (0)
Getting the Neighborhood Back (2018) (0)
The Future of Main Street: Retail Shrinkage (2022) (0)
Americans, Urbanism, and Sprawl: An Exploration of Living Preferences (2009) (0)
Introduction: Social Diversity and Design (2018) (0)
The Self-Governed Neighborhood (2018) (0)
The knocking heart:een ecologisch én technocratisch woonconcept (2007) (0)
The Historical Neighborhood and Its Decline (2018) (0)
Journal of urbanism editorial (2022) (0)
Prospects for walkable, mixed-income neighborhoods: insights from U.S. developers (2012) (0)
Response to ‘the existential crisis of traditional shopping streets: the sun model and the place attraction paradigm’ by Matthew Carmona, University College London (2022) (0)
Conclusion: Policy and Process (2018) (0)
Is More Planning Better? An Exploration of Planning Expenditure in Florida (1996) (0)
Response to APA Comment (Drinan, 2015) (2015) (0)
Urban Plan-Making: the City Beautiful and the City Efﬁ cient (2005) (0)
Street rules: does zoning support main street? (2018) (0)
What would the RPAA do? (2023) (0)
Reviews (2004) (0)
Big yellow taxi (2020) (0)
11. A Targeted Approach to Planning Socially Diverse Neighbourhoods (2015) (0)
Urban design as urban morphology E. Talen (2014) (0)
Making Our Neighborhoods, Making Our Selves (2021) (0)
Principles: Urbanism vs. Anti-Urbanism (2005) (0)
The socio-economic context of form-based codes (2021) (0)
Commentary on ‘The kind of art urban design is’ by Stephen Marshall (2016) (0)
Tracking sixty years of income diversity within neighborhoods: The case of Chicago, 1950-2010 (2021) (0)
Book Review: Dream City: Creation, Destruction, and Reinvention in Downtown Detroit (2021) (0)
STRUCTURED APPROACH TO THE SELECTION OF POTENTIAL HISTORIC DISTRICTS IN TWENTIETH CENTURY NEIGHBORHOODS. (1984) (0)
Separation vs. Diversity (2018) (0)
Planning Expenditures and Wealth (2000) (0)
Neighborhood Centers (2019) (0)
Arcadia for Everyone? The Social Context of Garden Suburbs in the U.S (2022) (0)
Reinventing the Neighborhood (2018) (0)
VIEWPOINTS Discussion of topical issues in urban morphology Urban design as urban morphology (2014) (0)
Who can walk? An analysis of public amenity access in America’s ten largest cities (2022) (0)
Successes and Failures (2005) (0)
Book Reviews (2008) (0)
Book Review: Global City Blues (2004) (0)
Integrating the Inner City: The Promise and Perils of Mixed-Income Public Housing Transformation. By Robert J. Chaskin and Mark L. Joseph. Chicago: University Chicago Press, 2015. Pp. xv+347. $40.00. (2017) (0)
Exorcising the Ghost of Emily Latella [To Rally Discussion] (2002) (0)
THE TRANSCEND STRATEGY: HELP FOR URBAN PLANNING (2012) (0)
Street rules: does zoning support main street? (2018) (0)

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