Urban and Regional Planning and Design Research Works
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Item Constitutional Reforms in Venezuela Foretell a Planning Revolution(Planner's Network, 2007) Irazabal, ClaraItem Venezuela’s Communal Councils and the Role of Planners(Planner's Network, 2008) Irazabal, Clara; Foley, JohnItem Planning by Transnational Institutions: Can Big Be Beautiful?(Planner's Network, 2010) Irazabal, ClaraItem Citizenship, Democracy, and Public Space(Planner's Network, 2008) Irazabal, ClaraItem Bounded Tourism: Plaza Mexico in California(Planner's Network, 2008) Irazabal, Clara; Gomez-Barris, MacarenaItem ¿Reemplazar, discutir o recuperar la noción de barrio? Comentarios Finales(Universidad Católica del Maule, 2019) Irazabal, ClaraItem Espacio, revolución y resistencia: Lugares ordinarios y eventos extraordinarios en Caracas(Organización Latinoamericana y del Caribe de Centros Históricas, 2012) Irazabal, Clara; Foley, JohnItem Ultrapassando o debate entre convergência e divergência urbanas: a arquitetura e o urbanismo em um contexto global(Instituto de Planejamento Urbano e Regional - IPPUR, 2003) Irazabal, ClaraItem Immigration and Integration in Urban Communities: Renegotiating the City(Institute of Urban Studies, University of Winnipeg, 2010) Irazabal, ClaraItem “Revisiting urban planning in Latin America and the Caribbean.”(Columbia Academic Commons, 2009) Irazabal, ClaraThis regional study reviews urban planning conditions and trends in Latin America and the Caribbean. It is one of eight regional studies that will serve as inputs into the various chapters of the 2009 Global Report on Human Settlements. The report is organized into nine chapters. Chapter 1 identifies recent fundamental challenges faced by urban areas in the region. Chapter 2 describes the varying nature of the urban context within which planning takes place, with emphasis on the socio-spatial issues which are of concern to urban planning. Chapter 3 reviews the emergence of contemporary or modern urban planning. A discussion of the nature of the institutional and regulatory framework for urban planning is then provided in Chapter 4. Chapter 5 examines the extent to which the planning process is inclusive of relevant stakeholders and communities (participatory/collaborative planning). Chapter 6 considers the role of urban planning in promoting sustainable urban development. An assessment of planning responses to informality in cities including the emergence of related processes (peri-urbanization, urban sprawl, metropolitanization and rural densification) is undertaken in Chapter 7. In Chapter 8, the effects of infrastructure provision on the spatial structure of cities and the implications for planning are reviewed. Chapter 9 discusses the extent to which monitoring and evaluation of urban plans is an integral part of planning processes. Lastly, the final Chapter focuses on the trends in planning education within the region.
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