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Post-Growth Planning
A planning in which growth is neither a necessary starting point nor a goal that must be achieved. One that does work on change, but not on growth. One that works on quality of life, but not with more of the same growth solutions. One in which planners engage and motivate.
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Becoming a post-growth planner #9: Le-Lina Kettner & Samuel Mössner 01.03.2022 29:39
Episode #9 of “Becoming a post-growth planner: obstacles and challenges to changing roles and practices” with Le-Lina Kettner and Samuel Mössner (University of Münster, Germany). In conversation with Dr Christian Lamker (University of Groningen, the Netherlands).
Becoming a post-growth planner #8: Vincent Liegey 09.08.2021 29:41
Episode #8 of “Becoming a post-growth planner: obstacles and challenges to changing roles and practices” with Vincent Liegey (Budapest, Hungary). In conversation with Dr Christian Lamker (University of Groningen, the Netherlands).
Becoming a post-growth planner #7: Karl Krähmer 29.07.2021 21:58
Episode #7 of “Becoming a post-growth planner: obstacles and challenges to changing roles and practices” with Karl Krähmer (Politecnico di Torino, Italy). In conversation with Dr Christian Lamker (University of Groningen, the Netherlands).
Becoming a post-growth planner #6: Robin Boyle 25.11.2020 28:52
Episode #6 of “Becoming a post-growth planner: obstacles and challenges to changing roles and practices” with Prof Dr Robin Boyle (Emeritus, Wayne State University, Department of Urban Studies & Planning, Detroit, U.S.A.). In conversation with Dr Christian Lamker (University of Groningen, the Netherlands).
Becoming a post-growth planner #5: Tine Köhler 17.11.2020 18:30
Episode #5 of “Becoming a post-growth planner: obstacles and challenges to changing roles and practices” with Prof. Dr. Tine Köhler (Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, Germany). In conversation with Dr Christian Lamker (University of Groningen, the Netherlands) and Viola Schulze Dieckhoff (TU Dortmund University, Germany).
Becoming a post-growth planner #4: Luca Bertolini 19.10.2020 20:38
Episode #4 of “Becoming a post-growth planner: obstacles and challenges to changing roles and practices” with Prof Dr Luca Bertolini (University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands). In conversation with Dr Christian Lamker (University of Groningen, the Netherlands) and Viola Schulze Dieckhoff (TU Dortmund University, Germany).
Becoming a post-growth planner #3: António Ferreira 05.10.2020 31:38
Episode #3 of “Becoming a post-growth planner: obstacles and challenges to changing roles and practices” with Dr António Ferreira (University of Porto, Portugal). In conversation with Dr Christian Lamker (University of Groningen, Netherlands) and Viola Schulze Dieckhoff (TU Dortmund University, Germany). Read also into these current works by António: Ferreira, A., & Schönfeld,...
Becoming a post-growth planner #2: Benjamin Davy 28.09.2020 27:48
Episode #2 of "Becoming a post-growth planner: obstacles and challenges to changing roles and practices" with Prof Dr Benjamin Davy, former Professor of Land Policy, Land Management, Municipal Geoinformation at TU Dortmund University, Germany, and currently visiting professor at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa. In conversation with Dr Christian Lamker (University of Groningen) and Vio...
Becoming a post-growth planner #1: John Barry 23.09.2020 28:47
Episode #1 of "Becoming a post-growth planner: obstacles and challenges to changing roles and practices" with Prof Dr John Barry from Queen's University Belfast. In conversation with Dr Christian Lamker (University of Groningen) and Viola Schulze Dieckhoff (TU Dortmund University).
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