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10 results for "Fall 2022"

10 results for "Fall 2022"

City Use of Technology

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City Use of Technology Harvard Law School: 2813 Term: Fall 2022 Course Instructor(s): Susan Crawford This three-credit course surveys the efforts of city officials around the world as they use technology to solve challenging problems and act to both keep...

Making the American City: Form and Society

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Making the American City: Form and Society Course Number: HIS-4488/SUP-612 Term: Fall 2022 Course instructor: Alexander von Hoffman This course examines major episodes in the history of American urban growth, design, and planning to understand the urgent...

Climate Change, Power, and Global Inequality

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Climate Change, Power, and Global Inequality Semester: Spring 2022 Course Number: Soc 1184 Instructors: Benjamin Bradlow The course begins by considering the social basis for the production and distribution of carbon emissions. Which people, companies...

Indigenous in the City

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Indigenous in the City Course Number: Faculty of Arts & Sciences, HIST-LIT 90FL Term: Fall 2022 Course instructor: Morgan Ridgway According to census data, nearly seven out of every ten Indigenous people live in or near cities. Despite this number, a...

Urbanization and Development

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Urbanization and Development Harvard GSD Course number: SES 5347 Term: Fall 2022 Course Instructor: Diane Davis This course examines the relationship between urbanization and development through a historical and contemporary lens, paying close attention...

Migration and Urban Education

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Migration and Urban Education Course number: EDST 129 Term: Fall 2022 Course Instructor: Gabrielle Oliveira Why do people migrate? The world is witnessing an era of unprecedented human mobility, with the number of migrants worldwide reaching 281 million...

Living In An Urban Planet

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Living In An Urban Planet Course Number: Gen Ed 1103 Term: Fall 2022 Course Instructors: Bruno Carvalho , Diane Davis It has become a cliché to say that more than half of the world’s population now lives in cities. The speed and scale of urbanization over...

DeAnza Avonna Cook

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DeAnza A. Cook (she/her) began her doctoral studies at Harvard University as a Presidential Scholar in the fall of 2017. Before coming to Harvard, Cook graduated from the University of Virginia as a History Distinguished Major. Cook’s graduate research...