Global Suburbanisms

In a recently published paper, professors Mary Wiktorowicz (@yorkuhealth), Roger Keil (@YorkUEUC) and PhD candidate Raphael Aguiar (@yorkuhealth) emphasize the vital link between planetary and human health in rapidly urbanizing environments. tinyurl.com/ymxf96ec

“This is the book on suburban governance." Politics of the Periphery edited by @PierreHamel3 is the newest title in our Global Suburbanisms series. Learn more: bit.ly/48fpGPk @rkeil #PoliticalScience #UrbanStudies #Geography

📕 New publication! Raphael Aguiar, @rkeil, and @MaryWiktorowicz reveal how leveraging Urban Political Ecology can offer a fresh perspective to AMR governance. ➡️ Read more: buff.ly/3SWYq2e @ElsevierConnect

This articles summarizes five years of archival and census research by our team, with links to the refereed journal articles.

We're excited to partner with the Community Metamorphosis Network of Peel to discuss the implications of @ONgov's decision to dissolve @regionofpeel - one of Canada's fastest-growing and most diverse regions (pop 1.5 M). Everyone is welcome! bit.ly/46xXRB7

@donald_planey @WalterDGreason @theAAG Congratulations! The Demand for Black Labor was one of the first papers I had to do a presentation on at Uni in Frankfurt in a class with Margit Mayer in the early 1980s. Foundational! Important!

The pandemic has highlighted systemic injustice and disparities that exists in many urban areas Read the latest from @rkeil @Creighton88 @SHarrisAli: on.cfr.org/3MClLmN

📢 Exciting news!🎉After 4 years, 60+ episodes, 53,000 plays, the Urban Political #Podcast has a new #website! 🌐It's sleek, user-friendly, and features easy access to individual episodes: urbanpolitical.online

Contagions spread rapidly through trade, tourism, and technology networks -- and through the political ecologies of extended urbanization @rkeil @Creighton88 @SHarrisAli explain: on.cfr.org/3qeJaDk

COVID-19 was the first pandemic of the urban century, challenging cities worldwide to rethink planning, governance, and operations. @rkeil @Creighton88 @SHarrisAli on what the pandemic taught us about urban environments: on.cfr.org/3qdqKTE

Join @rkeil, @hillary_birch, and a team of expert panellists as they discuss the transformations of urban governance in Chicago, Toronto, and Johannesburg during and after COVID-19. 🏙️ Register for May 24: buff.ly/3LpI9iP @YorkUEUC @YorkUFGS @CITY_at_YorkU @USForg

📷 Se liga! #Conferencia O professor Roger Keil, da York University, vai ministrar no dia 9 de maio na UFMG a Grande Conferência 'Mobilities, microbes, metabolisms: infectious disease in the suburban century'. 👉bit.ly/ieat-roger-keil

Attending #uaa2023? Don't miss our latest books on #urbanstudies from @SHarrisAli @creighton88 @rkeil @drjosephpierce @rossbeveridge5 @urbanblabla #LoïcWacquant @UAAnews

Join @rkeil, editor of the Global Suburbanisms series, at #UAA2023. Presentation: Understanding the New Urban Political Economies. April 27th at 3:00PM. @UAAnews

Big Thinkers! @YorkUScience Prof Hélène Mialet is PI & co-director of @CIFAR_News Future Flourishing program, @YorkULAPS Prof @KristinAndrewz becomes one of its new Fellows & @YorkUEUC Prof @rkeil becomes a Fellow of the new Humanity’s Urban Future program yorku.ca/news/2023/04/0…

One of @CIFAR_News's latest programs, Humanity’s Urban Future, with new @YorkUEUC Fellow Roger Keil @rkeil @CITY_at_YorkU @YUResearch, will explore six cities around the globe asking the question - what is a good city of the future? yorku.ca/news/2023/04/0…

Our program is directed by Diane Davis and Simon Goldhill, and my fellow coconspirators include Grace Adeniyi-Ogunyankin, Ash Amin, Julie-Anne Boudreau, Filip De Boeck, @rkeil, @enmorlicchio, @ShaliniRanderia, @xuefeiren, Ranabir Samaddar & @XazaarAdjame.

Congratulations #YorkUEUC’s Professor @rkeil on being named a Fellow of CIFAR’s Humanity's Urban Future program. ✨

@garybader1 @teichlab @katycns @AlainChedotal @PZandstra @BeEngelhardt @dana_peer @FerdiaGallagher @nzmyachie @erturklab Humanity’s Urban Future will examine 6 cities from around the world. Seeking knowledge from the past to prepare for the future, this team looks to transform policy, planning and infrastructure to create better cities for all.