Created by German Marshall Fund of the United States

Urban and Regional Policy Program

The Urban and Regional Policy Program promotes knowledge sharing among individuals and groups who make, influence, and implement urban and regional policy on both sides of the Atlantic. Through intensive network building, in-depth policy research and analysis, the program connects practitioners and policymakers around innovative solutions to common challenges in the United States and Europe.

Empowering Neighborhood Revitalization: Lessons For France From Three U.S. Cities
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National Fiscal Policy and Local Government During The Economic Crisis
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Making The Most of High-Speed Rail in California: Lessons From France and Germany
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Small Opportunity Cities: Transforming Small Post-Industrial Cities Into Resilient Communities
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Recognizing Scale: Sustainability in Smaller Urban Places
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The New Barn-Raising: A Toolkit For Citizens, Politicians, and Businesses Looking To Sustain Community and Civic Assets
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Redeveloping Commercial Vacant Properties in Legacy Cities: A Guidebook To Linking Property Reuse and Economic Revitalization
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Livable Streets Where People Live
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National Fiscal Policy and Local Government During The Economic Crisis, Volume 2: Country Profiles
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Connecting The Dots For Urban Revitalization: Lessons From Dortmund, Germany
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From Denmark To The United States: A Bike Boss Travels Westward
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Global Cities, Inequality, and The Public Realm
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Transit-Oriented Development in The United States: What Can The Dutch Learn?
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Prioritizing Public Transit For Speed, Reliability, and Rider Satisfaction
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Regional Collaboration To Reduce Auto Dependence: Lessons From Europe For SB 375
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Providing Traveler Information Services: What Is The Appropriate Public Sector Role?
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Capitalizing On De-Industrialization To Sustainably Address The Demands of Growth and Modernization
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Planning High Speed Rail Stations For Sustainable Urban Development: European Case Studies
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Land Development and Transportation Policies For Transit-Oriented Development in Germany and Italy: Five Case Studies
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Building Climate Change Adaptation With Smart Growth and Green Infrastructure: Adaptive Planning Policies From Rotterdam, Lyon, and Barcelona
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Gaining Public Support For Congestion Charging: Lessons From Europe For U.S. Metropolitan Areas
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Torino As A Learning City
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Energy and Climate Change: A New Driver For Local Policy and Action?
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From Confrontation To Cooperation: Citizen Engagement and Consensus Building in Public Policies
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Non-Fiscal Instruments of Public Transit Infrastructure Funding: Engaging Beneficiaries and Private Capital at The Local Level
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Strategies and Incentives For Matching Disabled Workers With Jobs: Lessons For Italy From The United States
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Urban and Regional Policy Program

Empowering Neighborhood Revitalization: Lessons For France From Three U.S. Cities

National Fiscal Policy and Local Government During The Economic Crisis

Making The Most of High-Speed Rail in California: Lessons From France and Germany

Small Opportunity Cities: Transforming Small Post-Industrial Cities Into Resilient Communities

Recognizing Scale: Sustainability in Smaller Urban Places

The New Barn-Raising: A Toolkit For Citizens, Politicians, and Businesses Looking To Sustain Community and Civic Assets

Redeveloping Commercial Vacant Properties in Legacy Cities: A Guidebook To Linking Property Reuse and Economic Revitalization

Livable Streets Where People Live

National Fiscal Policy and Local Government During The Economic Crisis, Volume 2: Country Profiles

Connecting The Dots For Urban Revitalization: Lessons From Dortmund, Germany

From Denmark To The United States: A Bike Boss Travels Westward

Global Cities, Inequality, and The Public Realm

Transit-Oriented Development in The United States: What Can The Dutch Learn?

Prioritizing Public Transit For Speed, Reliability, and Rider Satisfaction

Regional Collaboration To Reduce Auto Dependence: Lessons From Europe For SB 375

Providing Traveler Information Services: What Is The Appropriate Public Sector Role?

Capitalizing On De-Industrialization To Sustainably Address The Demands of Growth and Modernization

Planning High Speed Rail Stations For Sustainable Urban Development: European Case Studies

Land Development and Transportation Policies For Transit-Oriented Development in Germany and Italy: Five Case Studies

Building Climate Change Adaptation With Smart Growth and Green Infrastructure: Adaptive Planning Policies From Rotterdam, Lyon, and Barcelona

Gaining Public Support For Congestion Charging: Lessons From Europe For U.S. Metropolitan Areas

Torino As A Learning City

Energy and Climate Change: A New Driver For Local Policy and Action?

From Confrontation To Cooperation: Citizen Engagement and Consensus Building in Public Policies

Non-Fiscal Instruments of Public Transit Infrastructure Funding: Engaging Beneficiaries and Private Capital at The Local Level

Strategies and Incentives For Matching Disabled Workers With Jobs: Lessons For Italy From The United States