Debunking the Mythology of Zoning

Article Abstract:

Social pressure is tending to make zoning less restrictive. The influence of environmentalists and private property interests is weakening. The contentions of some critics of zoning are reported. Seven myths about zoning are examined. The high cost of housing exerts pressure for zoning reforms. The federal government is showing signs of aiding in zoning reform.

Housing, Real estate, Real property, Zoning

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Mexican bulldogs: the border

Article Abstract:

Mexicans continue to pour into the US illegally, and border patrols are increasingly powerless to stop them. San Diego is the main point of entry for the immigrants, and there has been an appalling indifference and lack of cooperation between that city and Mexican officials.

Management, Emigration and immigration, Border patrols

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Contemporary netsuke

Article Abstract:

The collecting of netsuke, carved toggles formerly used by Japanese men to hang items from their kimono sashes, is discussed, with focus on items created at the end of the twentieth century.

Exhibitions, Collections and collecting, Netsukes, Wood-carving, Wood carving

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