Join the Lewis Center and advisory board member, Bill Fulton, as he shares his new book "Place and Prosperity." People feel intensely connected to cities as places and to other people who feel that same connection. In order to understand place – and understand human settlements generally – it is important to understand that places are not created by accident. They are created in order to further a political or economic agenda. Better cities emerge when the people who shape them think more broadly and consciously about the places they are creating. In Place and Prosperity: How Cities Help Us to Connect and Innovate, urban planning expert Bill Fulton explores the process by which these decisions about places are made, how cities are engines of prosperity, and how place and prosperity are deeply intertwined. Fulton has been writing about cities over his forty-year career that includes working as a journalist, professor, mayor, planning director, and the director of an urban think tank in one of America’s great cities. Place and Prosperity is a curated collection of his writings with new and updated selections and framing material. A moderated discussion with Lewis Center Associate Faculty Director Mike Lens, will follow the book overview.

15 people interested. Check out who is attending ✭ exhibiting ✭ speaking ✭ schedule & agenda ✭ reviews ✭ timing ✭ entry ticket fees. 2022 edition of International Urban Planning and Environment Congress will be held at Tartu starting on 29th July. It is a 4 day event organised by Tallinn University of Technology and will conclude on 01-Aug-2022.

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