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Vol. 12, No. 2
Summer 2000

"Historical Evolution of University-Community Partnerships" by Ira Harkavy, "Accomplishing Outreach Scholarship Through University-Community Collaborations" by Robert L. Church, "The Problem of Homelessness in America" by Jeff Frommeyer

Vol. 12, No. 1
Spring 2000

"The Digital Divide: The Economic Development Administration's 21st Century Challenge" by C. Robert Sawyer, "The Administration's Efforts to Close the Digital Divide" by Wendy Lader, "Does the Internet Make Us Lonely?" by Jakob Nielsen.

Vol. 11, No. 3
Fall 1999

"America's Promise: A Crusade for Youth" by General Colin L. Powell, "Michigan's Promise: The Alliance for Youth" by Mary Grill, "Reclaiming Missed Opportunities: Engaging our Youngest Citizens in Community and Economic Development Initiatives" by Melissa S. Q. Huber

Vol. 11, No. 2
Summer 1999

"Reflections on a Sustainable America" by Vice President Al Gore, "Partners for Smart Growth" by New Jersey Governor Christine Todd Whitman, "Senate Smarth Growth Task Force" by Senator Carl Levin.

Vol. 11, No. 1
Spring 1999

"Urban Sprawl in Michigan and Beyond: Much Ado About Nothing?" by Sam Staley, "Saving Farms by Saving Cities: Sprawl, Race, and Concentrated Poverty" by David Rusk, "Land Use as if Community Matters" by Rex LaMore.

Vol. 10, No. 3
Fall 1998

"Urban Centers Deserve Comprehensive Focus" by State Representative Michael J. Hanley, "Building on the 1998 Urban Vision Summit: The Bipartisan House Urban Caucus" by Representatives William Byl and Michael Hanley, "Urban Policy for Our Times" by Neal Peirce.