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WENDELL COX
CURRICULUM VITAE
PUBLIC SPEAKING BROCHURE
INDEX TO C.V. (RESUME)
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URBAN
POLICY, DEMOGRAPHICS, LAND USE & SMART GROWTH
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Land Use and Transport, seminar at CODATU Training Seminar, Bucharest (2004).
Sustainability in High-Income, Developing and Low Income Urban Areas, seminar at CODATU Training Seminar, Bucharest (2004).
Urban Planning, Time for a Reassessment?, seminar at University of Paris Institute of Urbanism (2004).
Seminar at the Institute of Economic Affairs in London on international urban analysis and planning
(2002).
Project manager, Community Growth Concerns Options report for the National Association of Homebuilders (subjects, urban development,
infrastructure finance options and service delivery options, including privatization of infrastructure).
(2003).
One of two participants in a debate on urban planning and transport at the American Dream Conference, Washington, 2003.
Prepared Smart Growth and Housing Affordability,
commissioned by the Millennial Housing Commission (US Congressional
Commission), 2002.
Retained by the city of Toronto (1996-7) in its
efforts to block merger into an amalgamated sub-regional government (produced a
widely used research paper and made presentations on behalf of the city in
public meetings). Project included addresses at community meetings in four of
six boroughs, assistance in strategy development and preparation of Local and
Regional Governance in the Greater Toronto Area: A Review of Alternatives.
Authored chapter on urban infrastructure development
options in book, Smarter Growth, published by Florida State University.
Participated in a debate on transport and smart
growth with a representative of the Metropolitan Council in Minneapolis-St.
Paul (2001).
Authored transport chapter in book A Guide to
Smart Growth for the Heritage Foundation (2000).
Presentation to the New Zealand National/ACT
Parliamentary Caucus on land use and transport (2001)
Seminar on Sustainability, Land Use and Transport at
the Warren Centre, University of Sydney (2001)
Presentations on Land Use and Transport; Auckland,
Wellington and Christchurch, New Zealand (2001)
Debate on Smart Growth (urban development) at the University of Arkansas (2000)
Participated as a
principal author of the Lone Mountain Compact, delineating market oriented strategies for urban development
(2000)
Author of an analysis of housing affordability and smart growth for the Independence
Institute (Denver), 2000
Debate on Toronto
amalgamation with a deputy minister of the Ontario Provincial Parliament
before a Canadian Club and Empire Club
meeting. This was one of a very few times that an American was invited to
address the Empire Club (1997)
Authored transport chapter in book A Guide to
Smart Growth for the Heritage Foundation (2000).
Prepared an analysis
(2000) of errors in the United States Department of Agriculture
1997 National Resources Inventory of
land use in the United States, with Ronald
D. Utt. In response, the National Resources Inventory was withdrawn for
error correction (2000).
Co-author of a report for the city of Portage, Michigan on regional competitiveness (Keeping Kalamazoo Competitive). The report
(1999) included a response to the Kalamazoo County Compact by David
Rusk.
Prepared (2000) a
detailed evaluation of the proposed Pennsylvania land use policies for the Commonwealth Foundation (with Ronald D. Butt
of the Heritage Foundation and Howard
Husock of the JFK School of Government, Harvard University (2000).
Transport and demographic research for a large
Japanese automaker on the potential for improved transportation in US cities (1999)
Analytical report (The Untold Story) of
large US city revenue and expenditure
trends for the American Legislative Exchange
Council (1992).
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on urban policy, analysis and
statistics
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