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2016 Progressive Planning Magazine back issues Spring 2016 Table of Contents

Spring 2016: Fighting Displacement in Barcelona

The Seventh Generation Whither Progressive Planning? by Tom Angotti and Marie Kennedy Articles The Fight for Foote Homes: A peoples’ struggle to save public housing in Memphis, TN by Ken Reardon and Antonio Raciti Getting Outside the Supermarket Box: Alternatives […]

2016 Progressive Planning Magazine back issues Table of Contents Winter 2016

Winter 2016: Gender Equality in Planning

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 […]

2015 Fall 2015 Progressive Planning Magazine back issues Table of Contents

Fall 2015: Detroit: It’s Not Blight vs. Development, It’s Race

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 […]

2015 Progressive Planning Magazine back issues Summer 2015 Table of Contents

Summer 2015: Latin Americas, North and South

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 […]

2015 Progressive Planning Magazine back issues Spring 2015 Table of Contents

Spring 2015: Prisons, Policing and Planning

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 […]

2015 Progressive Planning Magazine back issues Table of Contents Winter 2015

Winter 2015: Policing, Violence and Planning

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 […]

Announcements

PN Roundtable Session at ACSP Conference in Philly- Don’t Miss It!

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 […]

2014 Progressive Planning Magazine back issues Summer 2014 Table of Contents

Summer 2014: Progressive Planning at the Border

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 […]

2014 Progressive Planning Magazine back issues Spring 2014 Table of Contents

Spring 2014: Planning Across Borders

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 […]

2013 Fall 2013 Progressive Planning Magazine back issues Table of Contents

Fall 2013: Community and Labor: Synergies, Frictions, and Innovations

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 […]

2013 Progressive Planning Magazine back issues Table of Contents Winter 2013

Winter 2013: New York

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: […]

2012 Progressive Planning Magazine back issues Summer 2012 Table of Contents

Summer 2012: Los Angeles-What Future for the “City of the Future”?

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 […]

Spring 2010

Two World Urban Forums, Two Worlds Apart

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 […]

Spring 2009

The Apartheid Bubble in the Desert

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 […]

Spring 2007

Comments

by Ron Shiffman I really liked Marie Kennedy’s definition of transformative planning. From the very beginning in our work at the Pratt Center we learned from the communities that we worked with. We learned early on that it wasn’t just […]

Spring 2007

Comments

By Elizabeth Yeampierre It is not true that if the major environmental organizations had addressed the justice issue there would not be an environmental justice movement. Environmental justice not only speaks to the disparate impact of environmental burdens in our communities, […]