Current Research on Sustainable Urban Development
"Penn: Current Research on Sustainable Urban Development" is a collection of 11 research papers on key urban topics, authored by faculty, associated researchers and fellows from three centers at the University of Pennsylvania.
"Penn: Current Research on Sustainable Urban Development" is a collection of 11 research papers on key urban topics, authored by faculty, associated researchers, and fellows from three centers at Penn: the Penn Institute for Urban Research (Penn IUR), the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy (KCEP), and Perry World House (PWH). The papers were prepared as part of Penn’s effort to bring its urban expertise to this year’s World Urban Forum (WUF9), the world’s premier conference on urban issues, held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from February 7-13, 2018.
Published on Thursday, February 22, 2018 in
Topics
- The Economic Defense of Sprawl (And What's Wrong With It)
- Searching for the Essence of Planning at the National Planning Conference
- $1.36 Billion in Federal Transit Administration Grants Awarded
- Voters Could End Approved Light Rail Projects in Phoenix
- The Automobile as Prison. The City as Freedom.
- The Most Endangered Rivers in the United States
- Transit Ridership Declined Nationally in 2018, APTA Report Finds
- A Little Baby Boom in Seattle
- The Results of Short-Term Rentals: Fewer Long-Term Rentals, Fewer Homes for Sale, Higher Rents
- First City to Make Ride-Hailing Trip Data Public: Chicago
- Maps: Where Teachers Can Afford Housing in California
- What Was Lost When Streetcars Stopped Still Hasn't Been Found
- 'Better Buses Action Plan' Would Give Buses New Priority in New York
- New Policy Would Likely Close Commuter Rail Stations on the South Side of Chicago
- The Best Kept—and Dirtiest—Secret About 5G
- 'Hybrid' Bus Rapid Transit Design Preferred in Tacoma, Washington
- Montreal Plan to Ban Cars From Major Park Doesn't Stick
- Elizabeth's Warren Plan for Public Lands
- New Transit Center Coming to Cincinnati's Northside Neighborhood
- A Sci-Fi Novel About an Urban Planners and a War Over Gentrification
