The Legal Revolution: The Changing Role of the Cityplanner

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FilmPublication details: urbanNext, December 14, 2018.ISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Wigger discusses the Climate Case and the precedent it set for taking on governments and the changing role of the cityplanner.

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Analysis (24) ,
Urban dynamics (28) ,
Urban Development (64) ,
Sustainability (411) ,
New economies (25) ,
Innovation (199) ,
Government (16) ,
Finance (5) ,
Energy saving (21) ,
Eco-efficiency (3)

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Amateur Cities, Energy and sustainability, New Generations, No Density, Politics and economics, Talk, Urban Paradigms, UrgentCity, Wigger Verschoor

Analysis, Brand Urbanism, City Making, Collaboration, Corporations, Crowd Pleading, Crowdsourcing, Eco-efficiency, Energy saving, Finance, Government, Innovation, New economies, Sustainability, talk, Urban Development, Urban dynamics

Interviewed by Ania Molenda by Amateur Cities

Wigger discusses the Climate Case and the precedent it set for taking on governments and the changing role of the cityplanner.

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