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Andre Sorensen
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Latest funding
- $55,684
From growth to shrinkage: Impacts of population decline and ageing on urban investment, housing markets, suburban infrastructure, and governance in 21st century Japan
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $112,814
Urbanization, planning and developmental states in comparative historical perspective
SSHRC · 2016 · Principal investigator
- $91,853
Policy, path-dependence and urban form measuring the prospects for smart growth in the GTA
SSHRC · 2011 · Principal investigator
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From growth to shrinkage: Impacts of population decline and ageing on urban investment, housing markets, suburban infrastructure, and governance in 21st century Japan
Principal investigators: Sorensen, Andre B.
Keywords: planning studies; urban governance; population decline; urban history; historical institutionalism
Urbanization, planning and developmental states in comparative historical perspective
Principal investigators: Sorensen, Andre B.
Keywords: land development; urban redevelopment; institutions; spatial policy; property markets; planning law
Policy, path-dependence and urban form measuring the prospects for smart growth in the GTA
Principal investigators: Sorensen, Andre B.
Keywords: urban land development; smart growth; sprawl; path dependence
Scaling the urban conversation: civil society engagement in managing shared spaces from neighbourhood to city and region
Principal investigators: Sorensen, Andre B.
Keywords: urban governance; civil society; sustainable cities; urban social movements; liveable cities; urban planning
Who will build the liveable city: planning culture, civil society and local environmental governance in Tokyo and Toronto
Principal investigators: Sorensen, Andre B.
Keywords: urban planning; urban governance; civil society; sustainable cities; urban social movements; community participation; planning culture; liveable cities
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