Essential industry and the NIMBY phenomenon

Abstract

Preface Introduction The Flawed Process of Public Choice LULU Siting, The Massachusetts Experience The Practical Limits of Participatory Democracy Myth, Reality, and the politics of Disillusionment The Failure of the Remedial Process Private Law Public Law The Inadequacy of Nuisance Doctrine The Complex Dimensions of Neighbor's Loss Structuring a Solution A Recapitulation of the Problem A Proposed Solution Conclusions Bibliography Index