Participatory planning, for social inclusion and sustainable urban future.

Welcome to the second lecture series with our second speaker Dr. Kaustuv
Bandyopadyay, Director at Participatory Research in Asia (PRIA). The lecture
looks at participatory planning and social inclusion. A combination of research
with first-hand empirical material collected in cities and urban areas will be
visited by the guest lecturer. Overall, the lecture offers concepts of
participatory planning, for social inclusion and sustainable urban future.

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Lecture Reading References:
Cornwall, Andrea. and Gaventa, John. (2000). From Users and
Choosers to Makers and Shapers: Re-positioning Participation in Social
Policy, IDS Bulletin, Vol. 31, no. 4. Cornwall,
Andrea (2006): Historical perspectives on participation in development,
Commonwealth & Comparative Politics, 44:1, 62-83. Tandon,
R. and A. Cordeiro. 1998. Participation of Primary Stakeholders in World
Bank's Project and Policy Work, Society for Participatory Research in Asia
(PRIA), New Delhi. Nabatchi,
Tina and Leighninger, Matt. (2015). Public Participation for 21st Century
Democracy. DOI:10.1002/9781119154815.