LSE Housing, LSE Cities and Joseph Rowntree Foundation Lecture, Debate and Book Launch:
Phoenix Cities - surviving financial, social and environmental turmoil in Europe and the US?
Published/Broadcast 12 February 2010
| Date: | Tuesday 16th March 2010 18.00-19.45 |
| Location: | Sheikh Zayed Theatre, Lower Ground Floor, New Academic Building, London School of Economics |
| Cost: | The event is free but a ticket is required |
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For tickets and further information please see: http://www2.lse.ac.uk/publicEvents/events/2010/20100316t1800vSZT.aspx, or contact Anna Tamas, Email: a.tamas@lse.ac.uk. | |
Summary:
This lecture and debate mark the launch of a new book Phoenix Cities: The fall and rise of great industrial cities.- Lord Richard Rogers, international prize-winning architect, will offer his vision what the urban renaissance means for the 21st century;
- Bruce Katz, Head of the Metropolitan Program and Vice-President of the Brookings Institution, Washington DC, will report on the future of divided US cities in Obama’s America;
- Anne Power, Professor of Social Policy at the London School of Economics will outline the dramatic decline, turnaround and prospects of seven struggling European cities;
- Julia Unwin, Chief Executive of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, will round-up the event.
For tickets and further information please see:
http://www2.lse.ac.uk/publicEvents/events/2010/20100316t1800vSZT.aspx, or contact Anna Tamas, Email: a.tamas@lse.ac.uk. Phoenix Cities will be available to purchase at the event at a discounted rate of £20. Registration and refreshments will be from 5.15pm and a reception will follow the event 7.45-8.30pm.
For more details please see the Phoenix Cities flyer (in Adobe PDF format)