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Tag Archives: Urban Planning
Book Announcement: Tokyo Roji: The Diversity and Versatility of Alleys in a City in Transition
Tokyo Roji The Diversity and Versatility of Alleys in a City in Transition By Heide Imai The Japanese urban alleyway, which was once part of people’s personal spatial sphere and everyday life has been transformed by diverse and competing interests. … Continue reading
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Tagged books, cities, Japan, Japanese cities, space, Tokyo, Urban Planning, urban space, urban studies
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Job Opening: Postdoctoral/PhD Fellow at United Nations University
Instituion: United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies (UNU-IAS) Location: Tokyo Start date: February 1, 2013 Application deadline: January 11, 2013 Education requirements: Doctorate (PhD) (not ABD) or PhD candidate (must be in research stage with no class requirements left) … Continue reading
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Tagged Development Studies, engineering, job opening, Management and Economics, PhD, postdoc, postdoctoral fellowship, postdoctoral position, Public Policy, social sciences, Sustainable Urban Futures Programme, United Nations University, United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies, Urban Planning
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