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Home town (Ottawa) focus
The Nearer, the Dearer: Reflections on 23 Years of Pedestrian Advocacy (2001)
Federation of Citizens Associations (FCA) Comments on Ottawa-Carleton Economy (1996)
Thinking Outside the Box, er, Car (2007)
Feet Follow Fabric (1999)
Remaking the Suburbs for All Seasons (1999)
Odds and Sods
How Our Family Kicked the Car Habit (1999)
Jane Jacobs’ Talk When Receiving the Vincent Scully Prize (2000)
A Bit of Poetry
Profile in Ottawa Citizen, by Julie Oliver (1997)
Feet-First – early
Remaking the Suburbs for All Seasons (1999)
“Feet Follow Fabric: Travel-Reducing Development” (1998)
Creating – and Using – a Rating System for Neighbourhood Walkability (1993)
Neigh-Net (1994)
The Green Transportation Hierarchy (1992)
CURBBBBBB Lanes (2004)
Using Our Feet To Reduce Our Footprint (1997)
Ottawalk position papers 1990-2000
Walkability (book chapter, 1995)
Pedestrian Associations and Walkability (1988)
The Walk ‘n’ Roll City (Vision, 1992)
Feet-first and Car-Sharing – recent
A Theory of Psychological Car-Dependence
Feet Follow Fabric: The Importance of “Eyes” on Street (2011)
Making Do With Fewer Cars
Sharing: Is Humankind’s Oldest Technology Ready for a Comeback? (2010)
First Principles for Roadway Design (2000)
Transit’s Two Solitudes: “Choice” vs. “Captive” Riders (2009)
Road Closed Ahead: Why Only Second-Generation Carsharing Can Move the Car-Free-Cities Agenda (2008)
“How Carsharing Can Reduce the ‘Drive to Drive’ and Improve Walkability” (WALK 21, 2007
A Century of Private Car Ownership: Understanding Mobility (2008)
Combining Ridesharing & Carsharing: A New “Hybrid” (2007)
Getting Our Lives Together (2005)
Governance (public participation & electoral systems)
A “Hybrid” Multi-Ballot Electoral Option (2009)
Approval Voting Pitch to Law Reform Commission of Canada (2003)
Beyond Public Participation: A Networking Approach to Planning (1982)
Doodling Good: Electoral Reform (2016)
Exploring the Concept of the Neighbourhood Computer Network (“Neigh-Net”) (1994)
Small Federal Parties and the Voting System (2001)
APPROVAL VOTING WITH CLUSTER SEATS (AV/CS) (2007)
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