Class blog sites (content/images provided by students)
First Nature, Second Nature, City
Visualizing the Global/National/Local
public spaces
the future of suburbia
arguments for/against planning
Selected
Research
"Free-marketers on the way up but planning interventionists on the way down? Economic crisis and planning’s rescue narrative from the Great Depression to the Crash of 2008-9" paper presented at 2009 ACSP conference.
“Megaregions and Sustainability,” in Megaregions: Planning for Global Competitiveness, Catherine Ross (ed), Island Press, 2009
Readings
in Planning Theory + Readings
in Urban Theory, both co-edited with Susan S. Fainstein.
Blackwell (2nd edition).
"Is 'Progress' No Longer Progressive? Reclaiming the Ideology of Progress in Planning"
"Case
Studies in Planning: Comparative Advantages and the Problem of Generalization" .
"The
Enduring Importance of National Capital Cities in the Global Era"
"Unpacking
the Impetus for Regional Planning in the U.S.: Cooperation,
Coercion and Self-Interest" (co-authored with Phil D'Anieri)
"Green
Cities, Growing Cities, Just Cities? Urban Planning and the
Contradictions of Sustainable Development" .
list of recommended summer readings for students
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