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Racial Gerrymandering of Municipal Borders: Direct Democracy, Participatory Democracy, and Voting Rights in the United States, Dr. Noah Durst, School of Planning, Design and Construction, Michigan State University
Rethinking South-South Cooperation: India and Brazil in the 21st Century
A New Paradigm for Pricing Water: Balancing Equity and Efficiency, Dr. Janice Beecher, Institute of Public Utilities, Michigan State University
Distribution of Urban Heat Islands and Their Relationship with Urban Morphology in San Jose, California
Just Development: Social-Ecological Justice in East Lansing, Michigan A Living Laboratory Workshop and Knowledge Bridge between the US and Germany
Network analysis of urban systems: potential, challenges, and pitfalls
Tavern as Site and Spectacle in late Ottoman Urban Life
Community Psychology and Urban Studies: Common Connections and Missed Opportunities
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This three-day symposium connects leading academics, strategists, economic development practitioners, and advanced students to explore how network theory and science can be applied to novel questions of economic development, particularly in peripheral cities and regions.
Julian Chambliss - Mapping Black Imaginaries and Geographies: African-American Visions of Freedom and Property in the United States
Come to the Expo to learn how you can earn credit in more than 60 countries around the world! Meet Social Science in Rome 2019 Program Alumni at the Expo
City Youth Councils and Global Practices - Ahmet Soguktas, International Expert on Youth and Urbanization UN-HABITAT, Istanbul, New York
FOOD RETAIL NETWORKS: How supply and demand fuel urban informality in Mumbai, India - ZEENAT KOTVAL-K, AICP Assistant Professor, Urban & Regional Planning
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Predicting Housing Vacancy Using Spatiotemporal Methods -- This presentation will highlight a study that uses a new methodology to explore the spatiotemporal characteristics of housing vacancy in Ohio metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs).
The Social Science Italy Program for summer 2020, which will be held in the “Eternal City” of Rome, is open to all majors in all colleges at MSU. The program will focus on current global dynamics, including urban dynamics, in economic, political and cultural globalization.
The Social Science Italy Program for summer 2021, which will be held in the “Eternal City” of Rome, is open to all majors in all colleges at MSU. The program will focus on current global dynamics, including urban dynamics, in economic, political and cultural globalization.
Join Liangfei Ye on Zoom Friday, February 11, 2022 11am-12pm to learn about how the environmental inspection has been the most important policy tool in mobilizing local Chinese societies to protect the environment since the 2014 Environmental Law.
Come and take part in the Muslim Studies Program 15th Annual Conference Webinar February 24-25, 2022 THEME: “Belonging Nowhere”: States of Statelessness and Displacement in the Muslim World
The Queering Racial Justice Summit is a vital two (2) day opportunity for student leaders to come together to discuss the deep connections between racial justice and LGBTQIA2S+ justice.
The Chilean social revolt that began in October 2019 brings together the kinds of causes that have animated protests during the past quarter-century across much of the world.
This presentation takes ‘Housing’ as a thematic entry point as it is one of the central struggles that major cities in Germany currently have; moreover, the case of Berlin also shows how it currently has the momentum to mobilize people in a political struggle.
This presentation examines Marília Marz’s graphic novel Indivisível (2018), which visually narrates a history of the Liberdade neighborhood in São Paulo.
Who is Prioritized in Neighborhood Development?
Public libraries are part of the social infrastructure of cities.
Dr. Przybylinski will be discussing his ongoing research concerning the struggles of sanctioned, unhoused encampment communities in Portland, Oregon.
The Social Science Italy Program for summer 2023, which will be held in the “Eternal City” of Rome, is open to all majors in all colleges at MSU. The program will focus on current global dynamics, including urban dynamics, in economic, political and cultural globalization.