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The Department of City and Regional Planning at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
 


Philip Berke has a long-standing interest in research focused on land use and environmental
planning in international settings (read more)

Ray Burby has been involved in a number of international activities related to comparative studies
of land use and environmental policy (read more)

Tom Campanella has spent several years observing the extraordinary urban transformation of
China in the post-Mao period, and has traveled widely in Asia (read more)

Harvey Goldstein serves as director of the Economic Development specialization and is also
the U.S. coordinator of the Network for European and U.S. Regional and Urban Studies (read more) 

Nichola Lowe researches industrial systems upgrading and workforce development in the three
NAFTA nations: Mexico, Canada and the United States (read more)

Emil Malizia has long-standing research interests in comparative regional and community
economic development in the U.S. South, the maritime provinces of Canada, commodity-based
economies in the Caribbean, and South America (read more)

Roberto Quercia has done extensive research in affordable housing finance and policy, and is
actively involved in the study of neighborhood dynamics and poverty (read more)

Daniel Rodríguez studies travel behavior and transportation policy in developing and
developed cities (read more)

Bill Rohe has recently completed a postdoctoral Fulbright project to conduct research in
Barcelona, Spain (read more)

Yan Song is interested in various issues of urban development, and has consulted on
comprehensive planning projects and real estate development projects in China (read more)

Meenu Tewari researches local industrialization, poverty alleviation, small firms, and the urban
informal economy (read more)

Dale Whittington is actively working international organizations on the development and
application of techniques for estimating the economic value of environmental resources in
developing countries (read more)