Global sustainable city-regions (2nd #MScGSCGlasgow edition): Stockholm, Berlin, Kolkata, Masdar, Bengaluru, Malawi, Belfast, Hong Kong, Seoul, Helsinki and Glasgow

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Abstract:: This policy report, entitled ‘Global Sustainable City-Regions,’ covers the work developed by the lecturer, Dr Igor Calzada, MBA, FeRSA, as the editor of the publication and students of the second edition of the Master course MSc in Leadership for Global Sustainable Cities from September to December 2016. Specifically, this policy report follows a two-sequential-module structure: • The first module, entitled ‘Global Cities: Sustainability and Society,’ consists of six methodological units. • Thereafter, the second module, entitled ‘Public Policy, Governance and Strategic Change in Cities,’ consists of five methodological units. The policy report focuses on three urban global issues in a comparative basis. The MSc was developed in a team-based dynamic by applying qualitative action research methodologies to understand and interpret each case and to benchmark and contrast with other cases that addressed the same global urban issue. The cases were selected jointly by the lecturer and the students in a dynamic process in order to achieve a suitable selection of cases that would allow them to:• arrange groups around one specific global urban issue, • compare cases around the same specific urban issue, and • produce a full case study by applying the two-sequential-module methodology.

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Publisher:: Transklokal
Host title:: Global Sustainable City-Regions (2nd #MScGSCGlasgow Edition): Stockholm, Berlin, Kolkata, Masdar, Bengaluru, Malawi, Belfast, Hong Kong, Seoul, Helsinki and Glasgow
Place of publication:: Glasgow
Publication date:: 2017-09-02
ISBN:: 9788494638503

Keywords:: governance

public policy

belfast

stockholm

Hong Kong

Seoul

international

Glasgow

berlin

bengaluru

SBTMR

masdar

Comparative

Helsinki

city-regions

global city-regions

kolkata

malawi

sustainability
Subtype:: report
Pubs id:: pubs:725028
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Local pid:: pubs:725028
Source identifiers:: 725028
Deposit date:: 2017-09-02

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