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Solid theory and soft implementation in policy design: Florida compact development policies

Efraim Ben-Zadok School of Public Administration, Florida Atlantic University, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 59-81 | Published online: 21 Nov 2006

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Chad Stephen Boda. (2018) The entrepreneurial Sunshine State: Neoliberalism, growth management and environmental conservation in Florida. Journal of Urban Affairs 40:6, pages 838-862.
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Efraim Ben-Zadok. (2013) Policy Change Through Policy Design: Florida Concurrency, 1985–2010. Planning Practice & Research 28:5, pages 589-611.
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Efraim Ben-Zadok. (2012) Policy changes through decision models: planning and implementing Florida growth management, 1970–2010. International Journal of Urban Sustainable Development 4:2, pages 198-218.
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Efraim Ben-Zadok. (2009) The Ups and Downs of Florida Growth Policy, 1971–2008. Planning Practice & Research 24:3, pages 379-387.
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Jeongseob Kim, Ruth L. Steiner & Yizhao Yang. (2014) The Evolution of Transportation Concurrency and Urban Development Pattern in Miami-Dade County, Florida. Urban Affairs Review 50:5, pages 672-701.
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Narayana V. L. Bhyrovabhotla. (2011) A Processual Operational Framework for Implementation of Strategies and Policies: An Iterative Grounded Approach. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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