Monthly Archives: November 2022

CfP: The Journal of Urban Cultural Studies invites submission of abstracts to be included in the interactive short paper session at the Association of American Geographers Conference to be held March 23-27, 2023, in Denver. The Urban Cultural Studies session features … Continue reading →

In 1933, Walter Christaller introduced Central Place Theory (CPT) as a way to explain the location, number, and size of settlements, where these locations acted as central places that provided services to surrounding areas.The theory talks about the concept of Centrality and … Continue reading →

Cities are leaders in climate policy and planning, and many cities have developed local climate action plans (CAPs) that envision strategies to reduce emissions and increase resilience in a changing climate. Hundreds of local governments in California have adopted such … Continue reading →

Interesting analysis of social media https://youtu.be/8CJt2VwDuLE Be seeing you Watch “iGen: Narcissism and Neuroticism | Dr. Jean Twenge | #303” on YouTube — MCViewPoint