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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: February 15, 2015 Please view the detailed Call for Abstracts that includes a detailed description […]
* 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 and deliver solutions which meet client expectations in a cost-effective manner is required in order […]
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 and Community Development, beginning September 1, 2015. Responsibilities include teaching, research, and service in the areas […]
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 Planning who will also serve as Director of the School’s new graduate program in Urban […]
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 York City Rising Tides, Rising Costs: Why there’s so much low-cost housing in flood-prone 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 KRUMHOLZ, Norman [Cleveland State University] n.krumholz@csuohio.edu BATES, Lisa [Portland State University] lkbates@pdx.edu LOWE, Jeffrey [Columbia University] jsl2207@columbia.edu REARDON, […]
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 Marcuse The Right to the City: Strategic Approach for the Post-2015 and the Habitat III […]
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 of Memory by Miriam Chion The Buffer Zone in Nicosia: Border or Bridge Space? by […]
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 York City by Oksana Mironova The Invisible Bicyclists (Hint: you’re not a white man!) by Dorothy Le […]
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 given to participatory sessions. For more information visit http://plannersnetwork2014.wordpress.com/
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