Research Terms
Gender Studies Geographic Locations Developing and Underdeveloped Countries Population Studies Rural Studies Economics Sociology Survey Methods Urbanism
American Economic Association, Member; 2012 - 2017
Urban Studies, Urban Studies Journal ; 2017 - 2018
Transportation Policy, Elsevier; 2016 - 2017
Journal of Planning Education Research, ACSP; 2015 - 2017
Can Slum Free India be Inclusive India; Global Conference on ‘Prosperity, Equality, and Sustainability: Perspective and Policies for a Better World; World Bank Conference; 2016
Examining Determinants of Voucher Locational Outcomes; ACSP 55th annual conference; ACSP; 2015
Promoting Industrialization in a Backward Region: Findings from Hajipur; International Conference on “Sustainable and Inclusive Urban Development in India: Learning from International Experiences and Devising Future Strategies; Institute for Human Development and Niti Aayog, Government of India; 2015
Case studies of struggling small towns in Florida. Discussion on policies capable of inducing sustainable economic growth and employment.
Subject Areas:
Audience:
Adults
Duration:
1 hour or less
Fee:
Expenses Only
Center for International Design and Planning
| Director |
Abhinav Alakshendra |
| Phone | 352-294-1488 |
| Website | https://dcp.ufl.edu/urp/research_old/centers-opportunities/center-for-international-design-and-planning/ |
| Mission | The Center for International Design & Planning is an interdisciplinary research group focused on emerging design and planning trends in an era of internationalization. Under the leadership of a team that spans the design and planning disciplines, it is poised to capitalize on the collaborative and interdisciplinary potential of the newly created School of Landscape Architecture & Planning. The Center also offers service and outreach assistance to developing regions, exploring the potential of resilient systems and adaptive design strategies for communities facing development and identity challenges in a rapidly changing world. CID&P will pursue opportunities in research, intercultural exchange, study abroad programs, and service-learning and extension activities, while building upon the three-decade legacy of this University of Florida research center. |
