Land Tenure Center Newsletter
Number 82, Fall 2001, p. 10

LTC Brownbag Seminar Series

Fall 2001 theme:
Global Mega-Cities and Land Tenure in the 21st Century

Topics and speakers...

• The Promise and Paradox of Private Property in the 21st Century.
  Harvey M. Jacobs, Director, Land Tenure Center, and Professor, Urban and Regional Planning and Institute for Environmental Studies, UW-Madison.
  
  
• Community-based Land Title for the Urban Poor in Sub-Saharan Africa? The Kenyan Case.
  Ellen Bassett, Visiting Assistant Professor, Urban and Regional Planning Program, Michigan State University.
  
  
• How the Indonesian Urban Poor Learn the Skills for Social Transformation.
  Victoria Beard, Assistant Professor, Urban and Regional Planning, UW-Madison.
  
  
• Where Will Our Cities Grow? Physical, Social and Cultural Constraints on Urban Growth.
  Stephen Ventura, Professor, Soil Science, and Director, Land Information and Computer Graphics Facility, UW-Madison.
  
  
• Externship in Rural America: Summer Law Extern Program Informational Session.
  Ingrid Alt, Carlos Becerra, Jenigh Garrett, and Nathan Wautier, Law Students and Summer 2001 Externs, UW-Madison.
  
  
• Spatial Distribution of Population in 35 World Cities: The Role of Markets, Planning, and Topography.
  Steven Malpezzi, Associate Professor, Department of Real Estate and Urban Land Economics, UW-Madison.
  
  

Spring 2002 theme:
LTC at 40: Learning from Our History;
Lessons for the Future

Schedule will be posted at:
http://www.ies.wisc.edu/ltc/brownbag.html#brownbag.

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