Introduction to Environmental Policy and Planning | Urban Studies and Planning | MIT OpenCourseWare

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Lawrence Susskind

Departments

Urban Studies and Planning

As Taught In

Fall 2016

Level

Graduate

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Lawrence Susskind

Departments

Urban Studies and Planning

As Taught In

Fall 2016

Level

Graduate

Topics

Social Science
- Public Administration
  - Environmental Policy
- Urban Studies

Topics

Learning Resource Types

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Building an Informed Consensus

Comparative Policy Analysis across Nations

Cost Benefit Analysis in Environmental Policy Making

Cost Benefit Analysis in Environmental Policy Making Cold Call

Cost Benefit Analysis in Environmental Policy Making Student Presentation

Ecosystems Services Analysis

Effective Dispute Resolution

Environmental Ethics

Environmental Impact Assessments

Evaluating the Outcomes of Environmental Policies

Federal Environmental Policy-Making in the Context of the Scientific and Political Considerations behind Fisheries Management

Indigenous Knowledge Cold Call

Philosophical Underpinnings of Sustainable Development

Public Participation

Risk Assessment Process

The Best Ways We Can Incorporate Indigenous Knowledge

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Lawrence Susskind

Departments

Urban Studies and Planning

As Taught In

Fall 2016

Level

Graduate

Course Info

Instructor

Prof. Lawrence Susskind

Departments

Urban Studies and Planning

As Taught In

Fall 2016

Level

Graduate

Topics

Social Science
- Public Administration
  - Environmental Policy
- Urban Studies

Topics

Learning Resource Types

Other Video

Presentation Assignments with Examples

Written Assignments

Download Course

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