GEOG 2023
Cities, Inequality and Urban Change
Geographical perspectives on the uneven power relationships and politics that shape urban lives and urban space. Key topics may include housing and segregation, planning for sustainable cities, urban social movements, urban inequality and changing livelihoods.
2026
Topics
- climate resilience; food systems; and sustainable urban futures.
- community resilience, and metropolitan planning.
- P a g e
- Extenuating Circumstances, are outlined on the Academic Accommodations website
- a) Explain Urban Processes
- globalization; metropolitan development.
- b) Analyze Urban Inequality
- c) Understand Socio-Ecological Relationships
- natural resources.
- d) Apply Geographical Methods
Prerequisites & course information
Precludes additional credit for GEOG 2400 (no longer offered). Prerequisite(s): GEOG 1023 , or second-year standing, or permission of the department. Lectures two hours per week and tutorials one hour per week.