JOHN O'LOONEY is human services research associate at the Carl Vinson Institute of Government, University of Georgia, where he provides consultation and technical assistance to local and state agencies, primarily in human resource management and organizational development./e He holds two doctorates, one in political science, another in language education, and is a frequent contributor of articles to the scholarly and professional journals. His second Quorum book will be a study of ways to redesign the work of human services.

• Introduction The Evolution of LULU Problems Property Law, Ideology, and the Dilemma of Habitation Land-Use Politics Land-Use Control and the Idea of Common Pool Resources Policy Tools and Approaches to Land-Use Conflict Generating Policy Innovations in Land-Use Control Policy Options Features, Qualification and Objections to the Proposed Framework Policy Selected Bibliography Index

JOHN O'LOONEY is human services research associate at the Carl Vinson Institute of Government, University of Georgia, where he provides consultation and technical assistance to local and state agencies, primarily in human resource management and organizational development./e He holds two doctorates, one in political science, another in language education, and is a frequent contributor of articles to the scholarly and professional journals. His second Quorum book will be a study of ways to redesign the work of human services.

• Introduction The Evolution of LULU Problems Property Law, Ideology, and the Dilemma of Habitation Land-Use Politics Land-Use Control and the Idea of Common Pool Resources Policy Tools and Approaches to Land-Use Conflict Generating Policy Innovations in Land-Use Control Policy Options Features, Qualification and Objections to the Proposed Framework Policy Selected Bibliography Index

JOHN O'LOONEY is human services research associate at the Carl Vinson Institute of Government, University of Georgia, where he provides consultation and technical assistance to local and state agencies, primarily in human resource management and organizational development./e He holds two doctorates, one in political science, another in language education, and is a frequent contributor of articles to the scholarly and professional journals. His second Quorum book will be a study of ways to redesign the work of human services.

• Introduction The Evolution of LULU Problems Property Law, Ideology, and the Dilemma of Habitation Land-Use Politics Land-Use Control and the Idea of Common Pool Resources Policy Tools and Approaches to Land-Use Conflict Generating Policy Innovations in Land-Use Control Policy Options Features, Qualification and Objections to the Proposed Framework Policy Selected Bibliography Index