Topic: Introducing International Urban Development
No meeting:
Martin Luther King Day
Topic: Urban geography & economics
Topic: Urban culture & history
Topic: Urban political economy
No meeting: Presidents Day
Topic: Student presentations
Topic: Spatial implications of monopolistic competition
Topic: Modernity vs. tradition
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spring break
Topic: Student presentations
Topic: Core & Periphery
Topic: Identity & development
Topic: Models of urban systems
Topic: Culture & the built environment
Topic: Student presentations
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Identity and Inequality: Race and Space in Planning, Planning Theory & Practice, vol. 2(3), Dec, 261-276.
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Seoul: Global ambitions and regional realities, presented to ACSP Conference, Baltimore
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Conceptualising and mapping the structure of the world system's city system; Urban Studies, vol. 32(2), 287-
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The poverty of radical theory today: From the false promises of Marxism to the mirage of the cultural turn, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, vol. 25(1), March, 155-179.