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Please note that the Global Dialogue Series has been suspended since 2010
The Human Settlements Global Dialogue Series is a research paper series that provides a forum for publishing cutting-edge policy oriented research in human settlements. The series is organized and published by the Policy Analysis Branch of UN-HABITAT, which also serves as the Secretariat for the Global Research Network on Human Settlements (HS-Net). The purpose of the series is to encourage dialogue and exchange of ideas in the human settlements field. |
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It keeps readers informed and up to date with trends and conditions in human settlements, but also builds research capacity in developing countries. The target audience of the series includes researchers, academic institutions, policy makers, non-governmental organizations as well as UN-HABITAT.
Subject
The subject of the Series is confined to the human settlements field, both urban and rural. Drawing on UN-HABITAT's thematic focus areas, authors are encouraged to explore the following human settlements topics: urban development and management, water sanitation and infrastructure, environment, land and housing, risk and disaster management, economic development and finance and social inclusion. |
Papers Published to date
No. 1 (2007) |
Globalization and urban centres in Africa, Carole Rakodi and Emmanuel Nkurunziza |
No. 2 (2008) |
Broad-based partnerships as a strategy for urban liveability: An evaluation of best practices, Willem van Vliet– |
No. 3 (2008) |
Municipal finance and urban development. Mona Serageldin (team leader), David Jones, François Vigier, Elda Solloso, Shannon Bassett, Balakrishna Menon and Luis Valenzuela
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No. 4 (2008) |
Governance reform from below: Multilevel politics and the 'New Deal' campaign in Toronto, Canada, Martin Horak |
No. 5 (2009) |
Twenty Years of Transition: The Evolution of Urban Planning in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union, 1989-2009, Sonia Hirt and Kiril Stanilov |
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