This piece by Roger Keil for the Austrian urban magazine Derive (http://www.derive.at/) appeared in their October issue which was also their 10-year anniversary issue. It was titled "Understanding Urban Research". Roger's piece, unfortunately only available in German at this point, argues that global suburbanization is an important trend that should be at the centre of […]
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Roger Keil's presentation at Tower Neighborhood Renewal Symposium
Roger Keil (York University) will give a presentation at the Tower Neighborhood Renewal Symposium (Hart House, University of Toronto) on Monday November 8, 2010. He is presenting as part of the "Social Inclusion and Community Engagement" panel and the presentation is entitled "To see the forest for the trees: Toronto towers in a world of suburbs". Will […]
Podcast of Roger Keil's Presentation to the York University's Board of Governors
October 4, 2010 - Roger Keil gave a presentation about the City Institute and the MCRI "Global Suburbanisms" research project at the York University's Board of Governors Meeting. Click here to listen to the podcast.
