E. I. White Chair and Distinguished Professor of Law Robin Paul Malloy has published the “Mastering Land Use and Zoning” textbook with Carolina Academic Press.
According to the publisher, the book “Mastering Land Use and Zoning provides a readily accessible and concise discussion of land use and zoning. It is written for a broad audience and includes clear explanations and multiple examples that will equip the reader with the knowledge to understand all the basic concepts and issues in land regulation. It will also assist the reader in formulating robust questions and prompts for doing more detailed research and analysis, including the use of AI research engines to explore specific topics more deeply.”
Malloy is a leading expert on property, real estate transactions, land use law and zoning, and on law, markets, and marketization, and has published extensively on these subjects. He has pioneered work on land use and disability law. He is also recognized as a leading legal scholar on the jurisprudence of Adam Smith.