The Seventh Generation Endless Bad Zoning Decisions: The Welcome Wagon to Climate Change and the Failure of COP 21 by Dick Platkin ACSP Conference Houston 2015 Advocacy, Planning, and Land: How Climate Justice Changes Everything by Tom Angotti Distinguished Planning…
In July 2016 [AUTONOMA] <http://www.autonoma.gr/> is bringing together in Athens, renowned scholars and practitioners from the fields of Architecture, Geography, Design, and Environmental Studies, in an effort to identify Urban Autonomy as a distinct area of research and explore its…
Associate Planner City of Dana Point Salary: $5,563 – $7,232 monthly. Plus Benefits The City of Dana Point is seeking a top-notch professional to fill its vacant planner position in the Community Development Department. The Associate Planner is the full…
5291 Planner III Salary $43.08 – $52.35/hour; $7,466.00 – $9,074.00/month; $89,596.00 – $108,888.00/year Position Description Under direction, the Planner III performs difficult and complex planning work. The essential functions of this job include, but are not limited, to: Managing…
Planning Manager City of Dana Point Salary: $116,832 – $157,716 annually. Plus Benefits The City of Dana Point Community Development Department is seeking an experience, self-motivated, inspirational Planning Manager to join a dynamic and committed team. The Planning Manager reports…
5278 Planner II – San Francisco Planning Department Salary $36.28 – $44.09/hour; $6,288.00 – $7,642.00/month; $75,452.00 – $91,702.00/year Application Deadline: 2/16/16 @ 5:00 p.m. Position Description Under general supervision, performs difficult city planning work and participates in all phases of…
Dear PN wordpress list members: Best wishes for the 2016 New Year from the PN Steering Committee! If you are not presently a member of PN, we are hoping that you will consider becoming one this year. Please see the…
Executive Director ASSIST Inc, Community Design Center Salt Lake City, Utah Deadline for applications is Friday, January 22, 2016. ASSIST Inc, founded in 1969 as one of the first nonprofit Community Design Centers in the country, seeks an Executive Director…
Dear Progressive Planners and Friends of Jackie Leavitt: As you may already know, Jackie Leavitt, most recently Professor of Urban Planning at UCLA and friends with many people in planning in both the east and west coasts, passed away on…
Conference: 2nd International Symposium – New Metropolitan Perspectives Where: Reggio Calabria, Italy When: 2016, 18-20 May website: http://www.isth2020.org/ Call for Papers: http://media.wix.com/ugd/2b9527_27bb4d139cfb44fbacf6313bab6eb157.pdf Abstract: The second edition of the “NEW METROPOLITAN PERSPECTIVES” International Symposium will be specifically dedicated to the main topic: “Strategic planning,…
Planner II – Urban Designer Salary: $36.28 – $44.09/hour; $6,288.00 – $7,642.00/month; $75,452.00 – $91,702.00/year Job Type – Temporary Exempt Application deadline: 1/4/2016 5:00:00 PM Appointment Type Temporary Exempt (TEX), Full-Time appointment not to exceed three (3) years. This position…
It is with great sadness that PN announces the passing of PN advisory board member and long-time PN supporter, Jacqueline Leavitt. A true loss to the Planning community! Please read below about Jacqueline’s amazing contributions to the field, and look…
Planners Network resolution on the Planning Accreditation Board’s proposed changes to the accreditation diversity criteria. Whereas, The Planners Network is a group, nearly 1000 members strong, of progressive urban planning practitioners, students, activists and scholars with interests in the socially…
The Seventh Generation Development in Detroit: We hope for better things; it shall rise from the ashes by Lisa Berglund Detroit Race, Regionalism and Reconciliation: Detroit Planning Fails the Three Rs by Peter J. Hammer What’s on the Surface: Aesthetic…
Call for Article Submissions, Progressive Planning Magazine PNers! Want to share a progressive planning story relating to affordable housing, sustainable transport, social justice-focused urban design, issues of accessibility in the city, refugees, food security, public space, exclusionary/inclusionary zoning, equity planning,…
Local Technical Assistance Program – Assistant /Associate Planners (LTA092015) Company/Agency: Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning; …
Group Head – Human Settlements, International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) Contract type: Permanent, full time. Salary: £62,459 – £72,297 per annum depending on experience, plus benefits. Location: London IIED is looking for a senior research professional to manage and lead its Human…
The Faculty of Environmental Studies (FES) at York University, Toronto, invites applications for a tenure?track alternate?stream appointment at the rank of Assistant Lecturer in Equity Planning and Policy to commence July 1, 2016. A PhD in a related field or equivalent (must…
5278 Planner II – Transportation Policy Planner Salary: $36.28 – $44.09/hour; $6,288.00 – $7,642.00/month; $75,452.00 – $91,702.00/year Application deadline: 11/12/15 Appointment Type: Permanent Exempt (PEX), Full-Time appointment not to exceed three (3) years. This position is exempt from the Civil…
SALARY: $32.97 – $38.38 Hourly LOCATION: Seattle Municipal Tower, 700 5th Ave., Seattle, Washington JOB TYPE: Temporary – Non-Benefit Eligible SHIFT: Day DEPARTMENT: Department of Neighborhoods BARGAINING UNIT: PTE, Local 17 – Professionals CLOSING DATE 10/27/15 04:00 PM Pacific Time POSITION…
The Seventh Generation The Politics of Planning in Latin America and the Latino US by Samuel Stein, Clara Irazábal Latin Americas, North and South The Political Ecology Approach to Planning in a Global World: A Latin-American Perspective by Liliana Giraldo…
McCamant & Durrett Architects If you want to learn from the best about creating, managing and developing Cohousing communities and you have the desire to commit to a twelve month internship, this is an amazing opportunity to work with and…
CivicSpark, a Governor’s Initiative AmeriCorps program dedicated to building capacity for local governments to address climate change, is now recruiting members for the 2015-16 service year. Through CivicSpark, recent college graduates gain valuable work experience while acquiring technical skill-sets, building…
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Department of Urban and Regional Planning Faculty Search—2015/2016 The Urban and Regional Department in the College of Environmental Design at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (Cal Poly Pomona) invites applications for a tenure-track position at…
The Urban & Environmental Policy Department at Occidental College invites applications for a tenure track position at the assistant professor level. The position will begin fall of 2016. We invite candidates that support the department’s commitment to social,…
Position Number: 12344 Department: Planning & Project Management Salary Range: Commensurate with experience Work Hours per Week: 35-Exempt Band: Team Leader/Consultant B Position Type: Full-time Staff Description: Working under minimal direct supervision, this position assists the Director of Planning and…
The Seventh Generation Black Lives Don’t Matter in APA’s Colorblind Planning: APA Rejected Legislative Policy Guide on Criminal Justice (111 KB) by Jeffrey S. Lowe Prisons, Policing and Planning: Making the Connections Visible (322 KB) by Sheryl-Ann Simpson Prisons, Policing…
Position Title: Executive Director Employer’s Name: Sawmill Community Land Trust Job Location: Albuquerque, NM Summary Under the direction of the Board, the Executive Director is responsible for the overall management and operations of Sawmill Community Land Trust, a membership…
The City of Bridgeport, CT is now accepting resumes for the position of Economic Development Associate Salary: $54,816.00 – This position includes a comprehensive benefits package including a Retirement Pension administered by MERS (Municipal Employees Retirement System). To Apply: Please…
Call for Papers: Fall 2015 issue of Progressive Planning – State of Planning in Detroit Progressive Planning, the magazine of Planners Network, invites critical articles about the state of planning in Detroit for its Fall 2015 issue. Once idealized as…
The City of Bridgeport, CT is now accepting resumes for the position of PLANNER II Salary: $55,983.00 – This position includes a comprehensive benefits package including a Retirement Pension administered by MERS (Municipal Employees Retirement System). To Apply: Please mail,…
Planning & Development Intern Forest Preserve District Office of Human Resources 536 N. Harlem River Forest, Illinois 60305 708-771-1561 The Forest Preserves of Cook County is currently accepting interviews for a Planning & Development Intern for a six month, $14…
If you are attending the Association of American Geographers meeting in Chicago (www.aag.org), April 21 to April 25, check out the following panel session that includes Planners Network members, organized by PN Steering Committee member Alex Schafran: Panel Session: 1636…
2015 Summer Internships Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) 101 8th St., Oakland, CA 94607 www.abag.ca.gov/jobs.html Salary: $13.50 – $17.50 per hour depending on education and experience Job description: See below (Not more than 250 words) ============================================= The Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG)…
Senior Community Development Specialist II Salary: $44.76 – $54.40/hour; $7,759.00 – $9,429.00/month; $93,106.00 – $113,152.00/year POSITION DESCRIPTION: The San Francisco Planning Department has openings for two 9775 Senior Community Development Specialist II positions to work on issues of neighborhood stabilization,…
Progressive Planning, the magazine of Planners Network, invites critical articles about the politics of planning in Latino US and Latin America for its Summer 2015 issue. Topics should address one of the following two issue areas: The Politics of Planning in…
The Zolberg Institute – Visiting Scholar Call for Applications The Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility (ZIMM) welcomes applications for the position of Visiting Scholar for the 2015-2016 academic year, from individuals whose research, teaching and work intersects the fields of migration…
City and County of San Francisco, California Two Positions (Planner II and Planner III) Planner II Salary: $35.16 – $42.73/hour; $6,095.00 – $7,406.00/month; $73,138.00 – $88,868.00/year POSITION DESCRIPTION: The San Francisco Planning Department has openings for multiple 5278 Planner II…
The Seventh Generation Policing and Safe Streets Where are the Planners? by Sylvia Morse Articles The Urbanization of Fear: Notes from Kenya’s War on Terror [Members Only] by Zoltán Glück AIA Condones Torture and Killing: Proposal to Enforce Human Rights within AIA…
CDS 2015 Conference July 19-22, 2015 Hilton Lexington Downtown Hotel Lexington, Kentucky, USA Conference Theme: Creativity and Culture: Community Development Approaches for Strengthening Health, Environment, Economic Vibrancy, Social Justice and Democracy Call for Abstracts – Deadline Extended Deadline for submissions: …
* Position Title: Planning Associate * Employer’s Name: Alta Planning + Design * Job Location (City, State): Los Angeles, CA * Job description: An understanding and knowledge of Alta, its culture and services, the ability to collaborate across discipline boundaries…
Assistant Professor, College of Public and Community Service University of Massachusetts Boston The College of Public and Community Service at the University of Massachusetts Boston is seeking a tenure-track Assistant Professor to join an innovative undergraduate program in Health…
Assistant or Associate Professor in Urban Planning University of Massachusetts Boston The School for the Environment (SFE) at the University of Massachusetts Boston seeks an outstanding academic at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor in Urban Systems and Environmental…
The Seventh Generation Climate Change: Where are the Planners, Architects and Designers? by Tom Angotti Gaza: War and Displacement in the City The Wars on Gaza: Displacement, Discrimination, and Systematic Annihilation by Tayseer Arouri The People’s Climate March in New…
PLANNERS NETWORK (1975 – ?): ADVOCACY PLANNING AND BEYOND Saturday, November 1, 9:45am – 10:45am (4377/552) Co-Organizers: CLAVEL, Pierre [Cornell University] pc29@cornell.edu & JOJOLA, Ted [University of New Mexico] tjojola@unm.edu Moderator: ANGOTTI, Thomas [Hunter College] tangotti@hunter.cuny.edu Panel Participants: THOMPSON, J. Phillip [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] jt71@mit.edu…
The Seventh Generation Social Justice at the Borders by Tom Angotti Progressive Planning at the Border PN 2014 in Ciudad Juárez, México: Thank you for Joining Us at the Border by María Teresa Vázquez Castillo Progressive Planning at the Border by Peter…
The Seventh Generation Transbordering Planning by Clara Irazábal Planning Across Borders Santa Fe: Mexico City’s Challenged Megaproject by María Moreno-Carranco Conservation and Inequalities in Tanzanian Maasailand by Mohammad Sarfaraz Gani Adnan, Barsha Chitrakar, Kartini Kasmuri and Genevieve Wasser Cusco: City…
The Seventh Generation Don’t Believe the Hype about Mike – Oops, I Mean Bill by Tom Angotti New York City after Bloomberg The Monumental Myths of Michael Bloomberg by Dan Steinberg The Life and Death of Low-Income Co-ops in New…
The 2014 Planners Network Conference, Planning at the Borders, will take place June 5-7 in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico. Abstracts proposing pre-organized sessions, workshops, individual presentations, posters, or social documentation should be submitted before April 10, 2014 at: pnconference2014@gmail.com. Preference will be…
The Seventh Generation Can labor and community learn to dance together? by Marie Kennedy & Chris Tilly General Building Power: The Los Angeles Black Worker Center Turns Excluded Workers into Forces for Change by Yelizavetta Kofman Risk-Taking and Coalition Politics: Lessons…
Conference Recap Bruce Dale: A Planner’s Life by Tony Schuman Orange, New Jersey: Making a Place by Margaux Simmons and Jamy Lasell Placemaking with the University of Orange by Molly Rose Kaufman, Rachel Bland, Mindy Fullilove, and Michele Racioppi Response to…
Seventh Generation The South: The Race Culture Sustained by William M. Harris Lack of Diversity in Southern Academia: What Can progressive Planners Do? by Jeffrey S. Lowe The American South Progressive Planning in the American South by Pierre Clavel and…
Seventh Generation New York City after Sandy: Who Benefits, Who Pays and Where’s the Long-Term Planning? by Tom Angotti New York Focus New York Neighborhoods Fight Land Grabs: Public Parks Going to Professional Teams by Donovan Finn Planners Network Conference Revisiting Equity:…
Seventh Generation Is the AIA a Place for Design that Matters? By Kathleen Dorgan Design Focus Design for Regenerative Communities by Kyle D. Brown There’s a Whole Lot of Planning Goin’ On: Supporting Citizen Planners and Incorporating Community Vision in…
Seventh Generation How Imperial Decline Contributes to Urban Decay in Los Angeles (644 KB) by Dick Platkin Focus on Los Angeles Here’s Why We’re Not Finding Real Solutions to Homelessness in LA by Steve Clare Learning from Los Angeles: People’s Planning…
Seventh Generation Occupy Urban Planning! (221 KB) By Tom Angotti and Marie Kennedy Occupy Racism by Chester Hartman Occupy! The Tactic of Occupation and the Movement of the 99 Percent by Jonathan Matthew Smucker What Can We Do In Public? Lessons…
Seventh Generation Sites Speak Louder than Words: Occupy Wall Street in New York City (471 KB) By Samuel Stein Manufacturing Introduction to the Special Issue on Manufacturing (410 KB) By Jennifer Clark and Pierre Clavel Planners and Manufacturing: An Uneasy Alliance (210 KB)…
The Seventh Generation An Urban Need for a New Economic Public Policy Approach in Economic Development Practice (190 KB) by Fernando Centeno Feature Articles Public Transit’s Imperiled Future (153 KB) By Lisa Schweitzer Getting There: Putting Accessibility into Practice for Progressive Transportation…
The Seventh Generation The Austerity Scam by Peter Marcuse Feature Articles Planning in an Age of Austerity—1979 and 2011 by Pierre Clavel MLK Assassination: 1968 Sanitation Strike Reminds Us What’s at Stake Today by Chad Johnson The Right Fit for…
The Seventh Generation Why Unions Matter: Defending the Great Equalizer by Chris Tilly Feature Articles From and Toward a Queer Urbanism by Kian Goh Challenging the Mixed-Income Housing Paradigm: Preserving Low-Income Communities through Non-Profit Development Initiatives by Michael Pyatok Growing…
By Michael Pyatok Recent federal housing policy and conventional wisdom among a new generation of housing professionals assert that, to overcome problems of poverty in lower income communities, those communities must either be dispersed among higher income neighborhoods or injected with…
By Kian Goh “The question of what kind of city we want cannot be divorced from that of what kind of social ties, relationships to nature, lifestyles, technologies and aesthetic values we desire.” —David Harvey, “The Right to the City”…
The Seventh Generation The Heresies in HUD’s Public Housing Policy by Peter Marcuse Feature Articles Just Transportation Planning: Lessons from California by Richard A. Marcantonio The Ongoing Debate Over Privatization of Public Housing: National Association of HUD Tenants Comments on…
By Gen Fujioka Transit-oriented development (TOD) has become a leading policy prescription for reversing America’s sprawling path of growth. The Obama administration, through its Sustainable Communities Initiative, state and local agencies and progressive think-tanks all emphasize TOD as a means…
By Richard A. Marcantonio Transportation has long been at the heart of our nation’s civil rights struggle. The struggle against Jim Crow transportation was more than half a century old when Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to…
By Peter Marcuse “I used to joke with my colleagues about committing what I called ‘public housing heresy,’ because people would always say, ‘But, we’re public housing and we’re different.’ And I said, ‘It’s really the same.’ We’re public housing,…
The Seventh Generation Demanding Our Right to the City by Cuz Potter Fixing Unequal Cities by William W. Goldsmith and Edward J. Blakely Feature Articles “The Road Home” Is a Road to Nowhere for Black New Orleanians by James Perry…
By Salena Tramel Down south in Israel’s Negev Desert, the sounds of jets fill wide-open spaces. At least 80 percent of the land is used for military training purposes, including developing and testing weapons. The Negev also contains the largest…
In July 2010 the House Financial Services Committee, supported by the Obama administration and Congressional Democrats, passed an historic housing bill, which included proposals originally known as PETRA (Preservation, Enhancement and Transformation of Rental Assistance). The stated purpose of the…
By James Perry Days after Hurricane Katrina swept ashore in 2005, the federal levees failed, filling New Orleans with water. The combination of the near miss of the Hurricane and the levee collapse proved to be one of the greatest…
The Seventh Generation Beyond Networking, Left Alternatives by Tom Angotti Feature Articles The Invisible Cyclists of Los Angeles by Omari Fuller and Edgar Beltran The 2016 Olympics in Rio: A Community Plays Against the Real Estate Game by Theresa Williamson…
By Jill Wigle and Lorena Zárate A new collective tool for social mobilization and democratic planning has been established in Mexico City. On July 13, 2010 Mayor Marcelo Ebrard of the Federal District of Mexico signed the Mexico City Charter for…
By Theresa Williamson When Rio de Janeiro won the bid for the 2016 Olympics in 2009, only cries of approval were heard from Brazilians. The government threw a huge party on Copacabana beach, in Brazil’s densest neighborhood. According to Luiz…
By Omari Fuller and Edgar Beltran Night has fallen and you’re driving through a gritty urban center when you approach an intersection. Just as you turn right through the crosswalk a dark figure materializes before you. You slam on the…
By Tom Angotti Shortly after the Towards a Just Metropolis conference in the Bay Area, the U.S. Social Forum convened in Detroit. Between June 22 and 26 some 20,000 people got together there, nearly doubling the attendance at the first forum in…
The Seventh Generation Haiti’s Fault Lines: Made in the U.S.A. by Marie Kennedy and Chris Tilly Planning by Transnational Institutions: Can Big Be Beautiful? Planning by Transnational Institutions: Can Big Be Beautiful? by Clara Irazábal Feeding Dependency, Starving Democracy…Still by…
By Richard Platkin The Los Angeles Times (March 1 and March 14, 2010), Southern California’s rapidly shrinking, former newspaper of record, repeatedly complains that Los Angeles’s elected officials, primarily Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and the fifteen members of the Los Angeles City Council, do not…
By Aaron McKeon Last September, Time began a year of coverage of Detroit. Judging by the coverage in the September issue and subsequent installations online, the magazine’s angle is to present the nation’s eleventh largest city as all but a lost cause. Naturally, there is a lot of heart and…
By Peter Marcuse Two major world forums focused on urban issues—the U.N.-sponsored World Urban Forum (WUF) and a social-movement-sponsored Social Urban Forum (SUF)—took place in Rio de Janiero in the last week of March, 2010. The forums were extremely different, almost existing in two different worlds, but they tolerated each other; the contrasts and similarities…
Date Published: 5/22/2010 Planners Network calls on planners to resist the odious Arizona Immigration Law As progressive planners who are committed to opposing social injustice and discrimination, we strongly condemn the Arizona immigration law (SB 1070). The law, which requires…
By Richard Pithouse It’s often assumed that the international reach of big multinational institutions like the World Bank and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), along with many of the NGOs allied to them, needs to be matched by a counter internationalism from below.…
By Nikhil Aziz (A shorter version of this article was published by CommonDreams.org on March 16, 2010.) Some of the advice for how Haiti ought to rebuild after the earthquake sounds hauntingly familiar, echoing the same bad development advice that Haiti has received…
From the Homeownership Trap to Alternative Forms of Tenure and Financing by Michela Zonta Peter Marcuse and Critical Planning Peter Marcuse at 80: His Extraordinary Contributions to Progressive Planning by Clara Irazábal and Susan Fainstein What We Can Learn from…
Reviewed by Pierre Clavel New York for Sale, winner of the Paul Davidoff Award for the “best book in planning” from the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, is a landmark book, maybe a masterpiece, on progressive planning in the United…
By Lynn Lewis Picture the Homeless is a decade-old grass roots membership organization of homeless New Yorkers, and a member of the coordinating committee of the New York City Right to the City Alliance. We have targeted the powerful Chase…
By Clara Irazábal and Susan Fainstein Peter Marcuse is known throughout the world as a leading scholar and practitioner of progressive planning, but he has also been an outstanding member of Planners Network since it was founded in 1975. Peter is…
By Michela Zonta Open the newspaper on any day of the week and you will most likely come across a headline such as “U.S. Unemployment Rate at 26-Year High,” “Hundreds of Workers Laid Off,” or “Area Foreclosures Increase,” along with news about business…
Mobilizing Hope and Obama by Tom Angotti The Right to the City Alliance: Time to Democratize Urban Governance by Jacqueline Leavitt, Tony Roshan Samara, Marnie Brady Sticking It to the Banks and Keeping Residents in Their Homes by City Life/Vida…
By Brian Paul In 2003 Columbia University announced its plan for a new campus in West Harlem and promised a collaborative partnership with the local community. Looking back at Columbia’s troubled and racially charged relations with Harlem, Columbia University President…
By Jackie Leavitt, Tony Roshan Samara and Marnie Brady In 2007, grassroots organizers in the United States formed the U.S. Right to the City (RTTC) Alliance as a means of taking their cities back from the coalitions of affluence that…
By Tom Angotti Many progressive planners continue to be hopeful that the Obama administration will usher in real change that we can believe in. But unless we ratchet up the organizing the prospects for change are not good. Obama can’t…
Bengaluru Goes from Garden City to Nano Land by Tom Angotti Feature Articles Israel’s Ongoing War Against the Palestinians of Gaza by Marie Kennedy Playas Para Todos: The Struggle for Puerto Rico’s Coast by Katherine T. McCaffrey Urban Prospects Under…
By Dick Platkin American cities are entering a perfect storm of deepening urban crises despite—and in some cases because of—the hopes that many community activists hold for the Obama administration. Activists fully expect the new administration to effectively address a…
By Jacqueline Leavitt When the U.S. Conference of Mayors arrived in Providence, Rhode Island, this June, it faced an unexpected list of issues and demands from a national organization, the U.S. Right to the City (RTTC) Alliance. RTTC, which promotes…
By Marie Kennedy Gaza Under Siege As I drove northeast from Jabalia last March, all I could see in every direction was swaths of upturned concrete and twisted metal, what used to be factories and dairies in the industrial heartland of…
The Apartheid Bubble in the Desert by Tom Angotti Feature Articles Integration Exhaustion, Race Fatigue and the American Dream by Chester Hartman and Gregory D. Squires Participatory Planning in Binghamton, New York by Sean Bennett Master Plan for Havana: An…
By Regula Modlich “Havana Cuba: A New Master Plan” reads the flier for Julio César Pérez Hernández’ lecture in Toronto, Canada. What progressive planner wouldn’t do a double take? Havana, the “David” nation of approximately 2.2 million residents that fought, won and still struggles to build an alternative…
By Chester Hartman and Gregory D. Squires When the federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 was being debated, Senator Walter Mondale famously stated that “the reach of the proposed law was to replace the ghettos with truly integrated and balanced living patterns.” But the nation has had a long,…
By Tom Angotti Dubai, United Arab Emirates Part Two in a series on urban apartheids. Las Vegas, Walt Disney World and Miami rolled into one and then jacked up on steroids. That’s Dubai, the maximum enclave and theme park of global capitalism. Its monumental malls, skyscrapers and millionaire condos loudly announce this brash newcomer to the global…
Immigration Palestine’s Problems: Checkpoints, Walls, Gates and Urban Planners by Tom Angotti Immigration Racialized Regulation: Planning in the Face of Anti- Immigrant Sentiment by Stacy Anne Harwood Anti-Immigrant, Sanctuary and Repentance Cities by María-Teresa Vázquez-Castillo Controlling Immigrants by Controlling Space:…
