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William Alonso

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Bachelors Economics University of Buenos Aires

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According to Wikipedia, William Alonso was an Argentinian-born American planner and economist. He was born in Buenos Aires but moved to the United States in 1946 during the Perón regime with his father Amado Alonso, a leading Spanish philologist, who was then appointed at Harvard. He earned a bachelor's degree in architectural science from Harvard in 1954 and a master's degree in city planning from Harvard University's Graduate School of Public Administration in 1956. In 1960 he received a doctorate in regional science from the University of Pennsylvania.

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William Alonso's Published Works

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Location And Land Use (1964) (3023)
Location and Land Use: Toward a General Theory of Land Rent (1966) (1664)
A THEORY OF THE URBAN LAND MARKET (2005) (388)
The economics of urban size (1971) (275)
The Politics of Numbers. (1989) (249)
PREDICTING BEST WITH IMPERFECT DATA (1968) (145)
Five bell shapes in development (1980) (142)
Regional development and planning. A reader. (1964) (127)
Urban and Regional Imbalances in Economic Development (1968) (123)
A reformulation of classical location theory and its relation to rent theory (1967) (70)
The Historic and the Structural Theories of Urban Form: Their Implications for Urban Renewal (1964) (70)
Regional policy : readings in theory and applications (1975) (42)
Population as a system in regional development (1980) (39)
The Unplanned Paths of Planning Schools. (1986) (38)
What Are New Towns for? (1970) (36)
SYSTEMS OF CITIES: READINGS ON STRUCTURE, GROWTH, AND POLICY. (1979) (35)
Equity and Its Relation to Efficiency in Urbanization (1971) (28)
Beyond the Inter-Disciplinary Approach to Planning (1971) (27)
National Interregional Demographic Accounts: A Prototype (1973) (26)
The Quality of Data and the Choice and Design of Predictive Models (1968) (26)
Population in an Interacting World. (1988) (25)
Citizenship, Nationality and Other Identities (1995) (18)
Policy-Oriented Interregional Demographic Accounting and a Generalization of Population Flow Models (1977) (16)
The form of cities in developing countries (1964) (13)
Numerable Knowledge and its Discontents@@@The Politics of Numbers.@@@A Calculating People: The Spread of Numeracy in Early America.@@@The United States Census and Labor Force Change: A History of Occupation Statistics, 1870-1940. (1990) (12)
Spontaneous growth centers in twentieth-century American urbanization (1978) (12)
A MODEL OF THE URBAN LAND MARKET: LOCATION AND DENSITIES OF DWELLINGS AND BUSINESSES (1960) (12)
Europe's Urban System and Its Peripheries (1991) (11)
From Alfred Weber to Max: The Shifting Style of Regional Policy (1990) (9)
On the Tension between Regional and Industrial Policies (1996) (6)
Metropolis without growth (1977) (6)
Surprises and Rethinkings of Metropolitan Growth: A Comment (1977) (5)
Comment on “Interaction between Regional and Industrial Policies: Evidence from Four Countries,” by Markusen (1994) (5)
Reply to [Wilson's comments on the "theory of movement"]. (1980) (3)
The Mirage of New Towns. Housing: Can We Do Better? I. (1970) (3)
What can be Learned about Regional Development from the Ex-Communist World? A Comment (1992) (3)
Urban disamenities (1976) (3)
Intuition, Science, and the Application of Regional Models (1986) (2)
Beyond the Inter-Disciplinary Approach to Planning. An Interpretation. (1971) (1)
CITY SIZES AND QUALITY OF LIFE: SOME OBSERVATIONS (1975) (1)
Book Reviews (1998) (1)
CHAPTER 1. The Economics of Urban Land: Introduction and Review (1964) (1)
New National Concerns and Regional Policy (1977) (0)
F: Notes to Chapter 2 (1964) (0)
Social Contexts of Official Statistics@@@The Politics of Numbers. (1988) (0)
C: A Regression of Expenditure for Land on Income and Distance (1964) (0)
PLURALISTIC NEW TOWNS (1972) (0)
I: Notes to Chapter 5 (1964) (0)
The New Sectionalism: I. Metropolis Without Growth. (1978) (0)
D: Classical Consumer Equilibrium (1964) (0)
Letter to Kevin Lynch from William Alonso (1956) (0)
Rise From Want: A Peasant Family in the Machine Age, James C. Davis. University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia, PA. ISBN: 0-8122-8034-2 (1988) (0)
CHAPTER 5. Market Equilibrium (1964) (0)
For the Attention of Our Readers (1977) (0)
Regional Science Association (2005) (0)
The American Political Science Association: Aims and Activities (1991) (0)
H: Notes to Chapter 4 (1964) (0)
CHAPTER 6. Some Applications of the Model and an Outline for Empirical Research (1964) (0)
Remarks on accepting the founder's Medal (1992) (0)
G: Notes to Chapter 3 (1964) (0)
Population in an Interacting World, William Alonso, ed. 1987. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA. 286 pages. Index. ISBN: 0-674-69008-7. $30.00 (1988) (0)
CHAPTER 3. Agricultural Rent Functions and Bid Price Curves of the Urban Firm (1964) (0)
Number 736 Simulating Flows of Labor in the Middle East and North Africa (2003) (0)
Report on the Orientation Study of The Perceptual Form of the City (1956) (0)
Sustainable Communities, Sim Van der Ryn and Peter Calthrope. 1986. Sierrra Club, San Francisco, CA. 238 pages. Index. ISBN: 0-87156-800-4. $25.00 (1988) (0)
Economics (1991) (0)
The Politics of Numbers.@@@The American Census: A Social History. (1990) (0)
CHAPTER 2. Equilibrium of the Household (1964) (0)
Β: The Shape of the Individual Lot (1964) (0)
Organizing Industrial Development. Ralph Wolff, ed. 1986. Aldine de Gruyer, Hawthorne, NY. 391 pages. ISBN: 0-89925-168-4. $69.95 (1988) (0)
Regional Policy: Readings in Theory and Applications, rev ed. (1976) (0)
Response by Ann Markusen (1996) (0)
CHAPTER 4. Residential Bid Price Curves (1964) (0)
E: Lowdon Wingo, Jr.: Transportation and Urban Land (1964) (0)
A: A Simultaneous Equations Solution (1964) (0)

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Location and Land Use: Toward a General Theory of Land Rent