Tasha Harmon – Planners Network

1998 March/April 1998 Progressive Planning Magazine back issues Table of Contents

March/April 1998 Regional Planning and Metropolitan Governance

Columns The Seventh Generation: Regional Planning and Reason by Thomas Angotti Feature NEW YORK CITY: The First Regional Government Still Cries for Planning The Case of Waste Management by John McCrory New York: RACE, CLASS & SPACE: A Historical Comparison […]

March/April 1998

Portland, Oregon Who Pays the Price for Regional Planning? How to Link Growth Management and Affordable Housing

by Tasha Harmon The Portland Metro region is hailed all over as the mecca of growth management – a unique regional planning tool that limits suburban sprawl and central city disinvestment. But is growth management good for low-income people? Can […]

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Assistant to the Chair for Communications & Marketing, Graduate Center for Planning and the Environment, Pratt Institute, NYC

The Graduate Center for Planning and the Environment at Pratt Institute is seeking a tech-savvy, team-driven, skilled communicator to assist the department in increasing the visibility of student and faculty work through currently-existing web and social media platforms as well […]

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Call for Submissions for Free City magazine, on the theme of “Revive”

The students of the McGill School of Urban Planning publish an online magazine called Free City. Check out the call for submissions for the upcoming issue, on the theme of “Revive”. Deadline January 24th! https://free-city.ca/call-for-submissions The theme of the fifth […]

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Assistant Professor position in Urban Planning and Climate Change, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada

Assistant Professor in Urban Planning and Climate Change The School of Planning at Dalhousie University invites applications for a probationary tenure-streamAssistant Professor position, starting in July 2022. Dalhousie University, located in the heart of Halifax, Nova Scotia, is one of […]