Planners Network

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: Current Issues in Historical Perspective
by Jennifer Ridgley and Justin Steil
Housing Overcrowding in the Suburbs: The Politics of Space and the Social Exclusion of Immigrants
by Benjamin Roth
Red Hook Vendors on Wheels
by Arianna Martinez and Patricia Voltolini
Shifting Geography, Emerging Conflicts: Undocumented Immigrants’ Access to Higher Education
by Nina Martin
Voices and Images from a Journey Across Our America
by Louis Mendoza
The Great Sleep-In: Demonstrating for Public Housing in Paris
by Ernesto Castañeda

2008 Planners Network Conference

Expose, Propose and Politicize: The Planners Network
Conference, Winnipeg, Canada, July 17–19, 2008
by Michael Dudley
Shifting Cultures to Achieve Sustainable Transportation
by Arne Elias
Visioning Sustainable Transportation: Win-Win Solutions that
Achieve Economic, Social and Environmental Objectives
by Todd Litman
A HOP, SKIP and JUMP to “Branding” Transit: How Incremental
Improvements to Transit and Cycling Can Boost Ridership and
Bring New Life to Downtowns
by Will Toor
Exploring Creative Practices and Urban Know-How at the
Planner’s Network Conference
by Heather McLean

Feature Articles

Women, Democracy and Public Spaces
by Regula Modlich
Social Housing in Bolivia: Challenges and Contradictions
by Emily P. Achtenberg
Exclusionary Planning in East Jerusalem
by Efrat Cohen-Bar