Articles related to "Jane Jacobs"

Could North American society be drifting into a dark age? Jane Jacobs provides criticism and insight into this possibility.

In cities across North American, aficionados of Jane Jacobs' urban design legacy will be joining free neighborhood walking tours on May 2-3, 2009.

Jane Jacobs' book on cities is as relevant today as it was when published in 1961. Urban planning issues have not changed much in the intervening years.

Robert Moses was a master builder responsible for many of the major public works in New York and his philosophies shaped the urban landscape of the 20th century.

Energy price increases and environmental factors are forcing urban planners and civic administrators to reconsider the suburban paradigm of urban development.

Voluntary involvement at any level can often be the catalyst to improved communities, thinking beyond oneself to The Other, and even caring about the 7th Generation.

A countdown of the Most Important Books in Canadian Literature, from 1984 to 2004, as reported by the Literary Review of Canada

Writing persuasive papers can be the bane of a college student's existence. Here are some tips for students to help strengthen their paper and turn in their best work.