○ Urban Economics and Economic Geography ○ Urban Demography ● Critical and theoretical engagement with any of the above Submission Options Participants have a choice of three submission options (all submissions will be peer-reviewed): 1. Book Chapter (4–6,000-word submission + oral presentat...
[economics professor Gregory] Clark starts with a defense of Malthus. In most societies at most times in human history, Malthus was right. The population expanded until everyone was living at a subsistence level. Given an improvement in technology or health care the long-term result was not tha...
For its 9th edition, theMoscow Urban Forumcontinues to consolidate as one of the world’s most relevant urban conferences, bringing together a diverse group of architects, urbanists, city mayors, government officials, economists, developers, academics, citizens, and professionals from diverse fields an...
Failure of the Toronto Megacity: National Post OpedUSA Local Governments by Population: 2000Montreal Demerger: National Post Oped America: More Small Town than We ThinkECONOMICSHow Smart Growth Exacerbated the Intl Finl Crisis: HeritageThe Auto, Economic Growth & Poverty ReductionUSA Personal Income ...
Failure of the Toronto Megacity: National Post OpedUSA Local Governments by Population: 2000Montreal Demerger: National Post Oped America: More Small Town than We ThinkECONOMICSHow Smart Growth Exacerbated the Intl Finl Crisis: HeritageThe Auto, Economic Growth & Poverty ReductionUSA Personal Income ...
RAND corporation, rent control, Richard Florida, Ronald Reagan, school choice, Silicon Valley, starchitect, tech worker, The Death and Life of Great American Cities, the High Line, trickle-down economics, urban planning, urban renewal, white flight, working poor, Works Progress Administration, you...
TEXT: Arthur O'Sullivan, Urban Economics, 5th edition (McGraw-Hill Irwin, 2003). The text is intended to give you comprehensive coverage of the major concepts and issues, and to serve as a general reference. Additional readings will be assigned at appropriate points during the semester to...
Stanford Economics Professor Takeo Hoshi thinks that there is a 10% chance that Abenomics will succeed to put Japan on a 2%-3% economic growth path, while the most likely outcome will be 1% economic growth. Readour notes of Professor Hoshi’s talk in detail here. ...
This Call for Papers is primarily aimed at early career researchers and practitioners from the fields of economics, landscape architecture, architecture, urban and regional planning, sociology, psychology, environmental planning, geosciences, environmental sciences and related disciplines. Submissions of both...
With its roots in environmental economics, the idea of the circular economy is to implement the life cycle of products, services, waste, materials and energy. The concept needs to be embedded not only in the original design but also in all process phases and during production, which ought to...