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Planning Forum Volume 16
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Date
2015-05-01
Authors
Sinel, Martin
Rowlinson, Thomas
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University of Texas School of Architecture
Abstract
Featuring work on participatory planning in Mexico; master planning in face of disaster in Skopje, Macedonia; preparing urban planners for economic decline in North America; housing and gentrification in East Austin; Imagine Austin and the political economy; race, love, and urban planning; explorations into lived experience in Montreal, Canada; park life in Bucharest, Romania; regional energy access in India; marketing Mexico's Pueblos Mágicos; and the spectacular history of planning Las Vegas.
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Planning Forum is an annual publication produced by graduate and doctoral students in the Department of Community and Regional Planning at The University of Texas at Austin. The journal publishes peer-reviewed scholarly articles as well as critical explorations in less-conventional formats. Planning Forum serves as a platform for emerging voices and new perspectives on the most pressing issues in the field. Scholars, practitioners, activists, and writers of all kinds are welcome to submit.
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urban planning, community and regional planning, Participatory community development, practitioner experience, participatory action research, peri-urban Mexico, Skopje, Macedonia, master planning, disaster resilience;, European history, Planning education, shrinking cities, economic transformation, aging, Gentrification, real estate development, exclusion, Austin, Texas, political economy, postmodernism, comprehensive planning, racial inequality, South by Southwest, Historically Black Colleges and Universities, Exploratory Research, Montreal, urban art practice, Pointe-Saint-Charles, urban storytelling, Drumul Taberei, Bucharest, landscape urbansism, post-soviet landscape architecture, Regional Planning, Energy Access Delivery, India, Local Knowledge, Pueblos Mágicos, Historic Preservation, heritage planning, tourism, Las Vegas Strip, Spectacularization, Unincorporated townships
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(2008) Planning Forum, 14.