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(1997)The dissertation argues that this culture lacks any planning ethic directed toward the socially equitable and environmentally sustainable management of forests. Arguing that this is a critical oversight in a country where ...
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(2013)This paper examines how individual expressions determine if sustainable outcomes are possible within neighborhood redevelopment projects. Focusing on Bristol Place neighborhood, it explores various perspectives related ...
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(2013)This document studies how networks can be used to strengthen the long-term social, cultural, and economic vitality of Guam’s Inarajan Village. The Overview is meant to familiarize the reader with the larger systems in ...
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(2018)Job Accessibility measures how easily an individual can overcome travel barriers and physically reach job opportunities. However, previous JA measures have used inaccurate auto travel time. Also they have not considered ...
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(2017)The Hudson Yards neighborhood of Manhattan extends roughly from 30th Street to 42nd Street, encompassing around 360 acres of underutilized space on the West Side. As the last undeveloped area of Manhattan consumed by vacant ...
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(2013)Working class heritage, defined as the use of the material remains of working class life as a cultural, political, and economic resource in the present, has heretofore been obscured in the Province of Groningen, The ...
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(2016)The purpose of this report is to answer the question, how does German policy try to address the socioeconomic disadvantages of immigrant groups, particularly the Turkish population, and how has it succeeded and failed?
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(2019)The purpose of this document is to document and reflect on the work performed over the period of September 2018 through April 2019 as an advocate planner working alongside Eco-Justice Collaborative as part of the campaign ...
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(2017)This project focuses on the application of civic technology to urban planning practice in racial justice. It explores the capability of computer technology to improve the accessibility of civic data and to bring greater ...
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(2011)The University District Development Association has a vision of the Spokane University District as a "live/learn/work/play confluence of innovation, discovery, entrepreneurship, scholarship, and neighborhood development ...
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(2014)This paper is concerned with issues of inequality, work and organizing for political and economic justice in the contemporary American metropolitan area. It addresses the problem that fragmentation impedes collaboration ...
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(2011)In 2010, the City of Montpelier, Vermont, released their final master plan. This plan goes several steps further than most plans to embrace a "sustainable community plan, a plan that describes how residents can meet their ...
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(2009)This project examines how local urban planning practice has been influenced by the concept of sustainability -- currently defined as a balance among economic, environmental and social equity concerns in planning and ...
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(2010-08-31)This dissertation examines volunteered geographic information (VGI), a Web 2.0 phenomenon in which users contribute geographic information online and collaboratively create maps. By examining the case of www.openstreetmap.org, ...
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(2010)In addition to geographic information, the findings of this dissertation have implications for the development of other online communities, local and regional planning, and governance and citizen participation. People's ...
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(2015)This report details a multi-year effort that culminated in the creation of a more sustainable bicycle friendly campus at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. It highlights two key projects: the creation of a bike ...
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(2016)The City of Mobile, Alabama struggles with a history of auto-oriented development, limiting pedestrian accessibility outside of the downtown core. The city’s current comprehensive plan, the Map for Mobile, identifies a ...
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(2019)This report was compiled by the students of UP 494: Transportation Workshop at UIUC. As part of this course, the students engaged with the policies and design of pedestrian infrastructure around Pace bus stops in suburban ...
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(2019)The Dukuh Atas Transit Oriented Development area serves as an international gateway to the center of Jakarta city with various modes of transportation that are located relatively close to each other. This pedestrian plan, ...
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(2007)The Peoples' Plan is a strategic action plan for the recovery of the 9th Ward. It was created based on conversations with residents-some struggling to return home, others intent on remaining in a neighborhood that has ...
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