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not in anybody's backyard: a standalone construct

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Urban planning

the shift of grassroots opposition from keeping a hazardous facility out of one's own neighborhood to opposing it anywhere.

In urban planning, not in anybody's backyard refers to the shift of grassroots opposition from keeping a hazardous facility out of one's own neighborhood to opposing it anywhere. This meaning comes from Heiman (1990) in Journal of the American Planning Association.[1]

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Heiman, M. (1990). From ‘Not in My Backyard!’ to ‘Not in Anybody's Backyard!’. Journal of the American Planning Association, 56(3), 359-362. https://doi.org/10.1080/01944369008975779

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