Global Responsibility: Winning Hearts and Minds
By Michael Storper, Director of Global Public Affairs and Professor of Urban Planning The terrible murders of journalists and Jewish shoppers in organized commando attacks in one of my hometowns, […]
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Repeating History but Innovating: Social Housing and Urban Policy in Latin America
By Paavo Monkkonen, Faculty Cluster Leader of Global Urbanization and Regional Development; Professor of Urban Planning Although the major urbanization boom in Latin America occurred many decades ago, cities across […]
What is ‘Post’ about ‘Post-conflict’? How the Term Affects Global Aid
By Steve Commins, Associate Director of Global Public Affairs at UCLA Luskin; Urban Planning Lecturer Nepal is a country that is currently labeled ‘post-conflict’. But after two civil wars, one driven […]
Whose Biases Count?
By Steve Commins, Associate Director of Global Public Affairs at UCLA Luskin, Urban Planning Lecturer, and co-author of the 2015 World Bank WDR A few years ago, a major donor […]
Global Affairs and Six Human Values
By Michael Storper, Director of Global Public Affairs at UCLA Luskin; Professor of Urban Planning I want to use my first blog post to comment on the obvious: there are […]
Toilets, Cities, and Economic Development: A Note on Emerging and Future Research
By Vinit Mukhija, Faculty Cluster Leader of Global Urbanization and Regional Development; Professor of Urban Planning Current United Nations’ estimates suggest that more than a third of the world’s population […]
