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Disaster preparedness and relief is a key service provided by the American system of government, but emergency management practices have produced varying outcomes. Based on the existing literature, emergency management, community planning, and a history of racial inequities are inextricably interconnected. Based on the concepts presented by social equity, community planning, emergency management, and environmental policy literature, an interdisciplinary approach was used to create an original checklist of considerations for emergency managers, community planners, and policymakers to use in a collaborative manner to proactively address potential threats to their constituents and communities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This document is a bibliographic listing from the Journal of Planning Literature, covering a wide range of topics related to planning, housing, health, and urban development. The articles explore issues such as affordable housing, urban inequality, climate change, and policy analysis. They also discuss the relationship between housing conditions and health, as well as the role of race and ethnicity in housing disparities. The collection provides valuable insights into these complex issues, employing various research methods and addressing diverse perspectives in a culturally sensitive manner. [Extracted from the article]

The document titled "Subject Categories" provides a comprehensive list of topics related to planning that are covered in the Journal of Planning Literature. These topics include history, concepts of planning, policy and planning administration, planning law and legislation, planning and society, development planning, international planning, methodology/quantitative/economic/qualitative, population, economics, physical/environmental, transportation and communication, architecture and urban design, and environmental psychology/environment, behavior, and society. Each category is further divided into subcategories, offering a wide range of subjects for library patrons conducting research on specific planning topics. [Extracted from the article]

Policy and Planning Administration 12-1 Agency Decision Making 12-3 Fiscal Planning/Budgeting 12-4 Policy Analysis 12-5 Politics and Planning 12-6 Municipal/Public Services 13. Housing and Real Estate 30-1 Housing/Real Estate Policy 30-2 Construction/Maintenance/Housing and Building Codes 30-3 Housing/Real Estate Finance and Value 30-4 Home Ownership/Rental Housing 30-5 Housing Rehabilitation 31. 10. Planning History 10-2 History of Planning 10-3 History of Cities and Regions 11. [Extracted from the article]

10. Planning History 10-2 History of Planning 10-3 History of Cities and Regions 11. Housing and Real Estate 30-3 Housing/Real Estate Finance and Value 30-4 Home Ownership/Rental Housing 31. Concepts of Planning 11-1 Approaches (Comprehensive/Strategic/Collaborative) 11-2 Planning Theories 11-4 Planning Education 11-6 Negotiation/Mediation/Dispute Resolution 11-7 Citizen Participation 12. [Extracted from the article]

Housing and Real Estate 30-3 Housing/Real Estate Finance and Value 31. Policy and Planning Administration 12-2 City Management 12-4 Policy Analysis 12-5 Politics and Planning 12-6 Municipal/Public Services 13. Development Planning 15-1 Community and Neighborhood Development 15-2 Small Town/Rural Development Methodology/Quantitative/Economic/Qualitative 20. [Extracted from the article]

Housing and Real Estate 30-1 Housing/Real Estate Policy 30-2 Construction/Maintenance/Housing and Building Codes 30-3 Housing/Real Estate Finance and Value 30-4 Home Ownership/Rental Housing 30-6 Housing for Special Populations 30-7 Low- and Moderate-Income Housing 31. Planning and Society 14-2 Discrimination/Desegregation/Integration 14-4 Urban Sociology 14-5 Rural Sociology 14-7 Health/Education/Social Services 14-8 Planning and Gender/Race/Ethnicity 15. Transportation and Communication 34-1 Transportation Policy 34-2 Transportation Modeling 34-3 Transportation Planning 34-5 Automobiles/Highway/Traffic Engineering 35. [Extracted from the article]

As marginalized neighborhoods benefit from cleanup and environmental amenities often brought by municipal sustainability planning, recent trends of land revaluation, investments, and gentrification are posing a conundrum and paradox for environmental justice (EJ) activists. In this article, I examine the progression of the urban EJ agenda—from fighting contamination to mobilizing for environmental goods and resisting environmental gentrification—and analyze how the EJ scholarship has reflected upon the complexification of this agenda. I argue that locally unwanted land uses can be reconceptualized from contamination sources to new green amenities because of the displacement they seem to trigger or accelerate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Housing and Real Estate 30-3 Housing/Real Estate Finance and Value 31. 11. Concepts of Planning 11-1 Approaches (Comprehensive/Strategic/Collaborative) 11-2 Planning Theories 11-5 Applications/Techniques 11-6 Negotiation/Mediation/Dispute Resolution 11-7 Citizen Participation 14. Transportation and Communication 34-1 Transportation Policy 34-2 Transportation Modeling 35. [Extracted from the article]

Architecture and Urban Design 35-1 Urban Design 35-2 Historic Preservation 35-4 History and Design 35-5 Design Methods 35-6 Programming/Facility Performance Evaluation 35-7 Environmental Control Systems 35-8 Universal Design 36. Planning and Society 14-4 Urban Sociology 14-6 Crime/Delinquency 14-7 Health/Education/Social Services 14-8 Planning and Gender/Race/Ethnicity 15. Housing and Real Estate 30-1 Housing/Real Estate Policy 30-3 Housing/Real Estate Finance and Value 30-4 Home Ownership/Rental Housing 30-6 Housing for Special Populations 30-7 Low- and Moderate-Income Housing 30-8 Public Sector Housing 31. [Extracted from the article]

Concepts of Planning 11-1 Approaches (Comprehensive/Strategic/Collaborative) 11-2 Planning Theories 11-3 Ethics and Values 11-4 Planning Education 11-5 Applications/Techniques 14. Environmenal Psychology/Environment, Behavior, and Society 36-1 Environmental Perception/Cognition 36-2 Environmental Aesthetics/Meaning 36-3 Environmental Attitude/Awareness/Values 36-4 Socio-Spatial Factors 36-5 Lifestyle 36-6 Quality of Life Architecture and Urban Design 35-5 Design Methods 35-6 Programming/Facility Performance Evaluation 35-7 Environmental Control Systems 36. [Extracted from the article]

Transportation and Communication 34-2 Transportation Modeling 34-3 Transportation Planning 34-9 Pedestrians/Bicycles 35. 11. Concepts of Planning 11-1 Approaches (Comprehensive/Strategic/Collaborative) 11-2 Planning Theories 11-5 Applications/Techniques 11-7 Citizen Participation 14. Housing and Real Estate 30-1 Housing/Real Estate Policy 31. [Extracted from the article]

30-1 Housing/Real Estate Policy 30-3 Housing/Real Estate Finance and Value 36. Environmenal Psychology/Environment, Behavior, and Society. [Extracted from the article]

A table of contents for the issue is presented which include urban planning; environmental policy; and transportation and communication for the U.S.