CRP711Graduate
Urban and Regional Development: a Critical Evaluation
Printed in the catalogue as URBAN AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: A CRITICAL EVALUATION
Course content
Critical evaluation of existing theories of urban and regional development. The major turning points and motives of change in development theories: the shift from exogenous to endogenous growth models. Evaluation of current endogenous growth and territorial development theories. How far are they able to reflect the ongoing transformation in economic dynamics?
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