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100			_aAddie, Jean-Paul D. _915842
245			_aUrban(izing) University strategic planning: An analysis of London and New York City
260			_bUrban Affairs Review
300			_a55(6), Nov, 2019: p.1612-1645.
520			_aWhile there is a growing recognition of the mutually beneficial relationships universities and cities can forge around local and regional development, urban and academic leaders have often struggled to harness the diverse capacities of universities as producers and analysts of urban space. This article addresses this challenge by examining the institutional and spatial strategies being prioritized by universities in the context of global urbanization. It details a Lefebvrian-influenced conceptual and methodological approach to evaluate the multifaceted, multiscalar urban(izing) functions of “universities in urban society.” Comparatively assessing the organizational structures, spatial orientations, and ways of operating being pursued by universities in London and New York City reveals the scope—and variation—of university urbanism within and across global urban higher education systems. The empirical analysis points toward the need for adaptive approaches through which urban actors can leverage universities in the analysis and governance of urban processes. Conclusions are drawn for public policy and university outreach. - Reproduced.
650			_aHigher education _915843
773			_aUrban Affairs Review
906			_aStrategic planning
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