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DOI: 10.1177/0885412206295845 Understanding the NIMBY and LULU Phenomena: Reassessing Our Knowledge Base and Informing Future ResearchHumphrey Institute of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota A substantial amount of research relative to the not in my backyard (NIMBY) and locally unwanted land use (LULU) phenomena has been conducted during the past two decades. The article begins by illustrating the complex nature of these phenomena, noting variation in the types of facilities considered LULUs, the range of participants who exhibit NIMBY responses, and the varied manner in which these phenomena have been described. The focus of the article then moves to the influence of perceptions relative to NIMBY and methods available to respond to NIMBY concerns. The article summarizes research in these areas with the purpose of reminding us of what we know about NIMBY and LULU phenomena and what continues to challenge planning practitioners. The literature review points to research opportunities and the need to integrate the findings of previously distinct areas of inquiry to inform planning practice.
Key Words: NIMBY • LULU • facility siting • risk perception • participation
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