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Organized Tenants, Inc., "An Analysis of Rent Control from the Tenants' Viewpoint"; "New York City and State Rent Control with Respect to Vacancy Rates and Classes of Housing Accommodations"; George Fallis and Lawrence B. Smith, "Uncontrolled Prices in a Controlled Market: The Case of Rent Controls"; Joseph S. DeSalvo, "Reforming Rent Control in New York City: Analysis of Housing Expenditures and Market Rentals"; Ira S. Lowry, "Reforming Rent Control in New York City: The Role of Research in Policy Making"; Development Economics Group, Center for Urban Policy Research, Krooth and Altman, "Rent Control in the District of Columbia"; The Potomac Institute of Washington, D.C., "Rent Control in North America and Four European Countries"; An Analysis of New York City Rent Guidelines Board Order No. 10"; and excerpts

Richard J. Devine, "Who Benefits From Rent Control?"; Senate Democratic Task Force on Rental Housing, "1984 Annual Report of the Senate Minority Task Force on Rental Housing"; Community Development Department City of Los Angeles, "1984 Rental Housing Study Executive Summary"; Victor Bach, "Housing and the Poor: An Overview of Current Trends and Alternative Interventions"; Arthur D. Little, "New York: How Well it is Housed?" and "The Owners of New York's Rental Housing: A Profile"; W. Dennis Keating, "The Elmwood Experiment: The Elmwood Experiment: The Use of Commercial Rent Stabilization to Preserve a Diverse Neighborhood Shopping District" and "Landlord Self-Regulation: New York City's Rent Stabilization System 1969-1985"; New York State Tenant and Neighborhood Coalition, "Submission to the New York City Rent Guidelines Board"; Community Council of Greater New York, "Housing in New York City: Recent Findings and Implications of the 1984 Housing and Vacancy Survey"; New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal, "Report to the Legislature on the Management of the Office of Rent Administration"; Office of Policy and Economic Research, "Dependency: Economic and Social Data for New York City"; Urban Law and Policy, Volume 7 No.4/5; Richard A. Epstein, "Takings: Private Property and the Power of Eminent Domain" (excerpt)

The Livable Cityno.15/1, March 1991; UCLA Urban Planning students,Paths For Tomorrow: Nickerson Gardens: A Community Planning for Change; Michael Harloe, "Social Housing and the 'Social Question': The Scope and Limitations of Early Housing Reform Movement"; Department of City Planning, "Planning New York City: 1991-1992"; New York City Rent Guidelines Board, "Rent Stabilized Housing in New York City"; David A. Johnson, "America's Mega-Metropolis: The New York-New Jersey-Connecticut Urban Region"; Michael Harloe, "The Social Construction of Social Housing"; Department of City Planning, "Lower Broadway/Lower Manhattan Mixed-Use District Study"; Marc A. Weiss and John T. Metzger, "The American Real Estate Industry and the Origins of Neighborhood Conservation"; Community Service Society, "An Examination of the 7-A Program"; Office of Policy Management, "On the Waterfront"; Othello W. Poulard, statement presented at hearings on the Public Housing Reform and Empowerment Act"; Anne B. Shlay and Charles E. King, "Beneficiaries of Federal Housing Programs: A Data Reconnaissance"; Alexander van Hoffman, "Vision Limited: The Political Movement for a U.S. Public Housing Program, 1919-1950"; Owners of Last Resort, "The Track Record of New York City's Early Low Income Housing Cooperatives, Created Between 1967 and 1975"; Elliott Sclar, "Urban Renewal and the Transformation of the Upper West Side"; D.G. Shane, review ofPost-Modern Cities and Space; Laksiri Jayasuriya, "Immigration and Settlement in Australia: An Overview and Critique of Multiculturalism"; Alexander von Hoffman, "The Origins of American Housing Reform"; Peter Dreier, "The Politics of Federal Housing Policy: Lessons from the 1949 Housing Act"; Rohit Aggarwala, "What Does New York City Say?"; New York Ascendant, "The Report of the Commission on the Year 2000"