URSP672

Explores theoretical, ethical, and practical questions about today's multicultural metropolis. It addresses trends racial and ethnic inequality and draws on theories of justice, multicultural and intercultural planning, and the politics of difference to explore opportunities for change. It examines planners' roles in dealing with conflicting and competing uses and users, fostering spaces that meet the needs of different groups, and promoting social and economic equity through the design of the built environment and urban policy.