Thoughts on internationalism and planning

Climate change, in a way the ultimate global commons problem, calls for international solutions. Fighting global threats is difficult, and only meticulous planning avoids great conflict. In this vein, the Planners for Climate Action (P4CA) initiative was launched during the UN Climate Change Confere...

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Published in:Town planning review 2018-07, Vol.89 (4), p.323-329
Main Author: Davy, Benjamin
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Climate change
Colonialism
Communication
Cooperation
Culture
Education
Environmental aspects
Global commons
Hegemony
International aspects
International law
Internationalism
Language
Planners
Planning
Soccer
Urban planning
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Summary:Climate change, in a way the ultimate global commons problem, calls for international solutions. Fighting global threats is difficult, and only meticulous planning avoids great conflict. In this vein, the Planners for Climate Action (P4CA) initiative was launched during the UN Climate Change Conference (COP 23) in Bonn, Germany. Here, Davy discusses the benefits and burdens of internationalism and planning.
ISSN:0041-0020
1478-341X
DOI:10.3828/tpr.2018.20