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IPHS Postgraduate Student Conference Paper
Prizes
Prizes 2010, 2008,
2006, 2004
IPHS Postgraduate Student Prize 2010
The winner of the 2010 prize for best
paper presented at the 2010 Istanbul conference
is Frederick Omolo-Okalebo, for, "Two Cities in One: The Genesis,
Planning and Transformation of Kampala City, 1903-1968."
Frederick is undertaking a PhD jointly at Makerere University in Kampala and the Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm .
IPHS Postgraduate Student Prize 2008
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Ryan James
(PhD Candidate,
Anthropology, York University, Canada)
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The winner of the 2008
prize for best paper presented at the 2008 Chicago conference
is Ryan James, for, "'From "slum clearance" to
"revitalization": planning, expertise, and moral regulation
in Toronto's Regent Park."
The jury (Jenny Gregory, Vibha Arora, Fernando Perez) was of
the opinion that: "The paper is an engaging yet sophisticated
analysis focusing on an historical case study over time. Its
strengths lie in its clear structure, the way in which theoretical
and other studies are woven through the analysis, the sure handling
and explication of historical material, the depth of analysis,
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IPHS Postgraduate
Student Prize 2006
The following were announced at the 12th International Planning
History Conference in New Delhi in mid-December 2006.
Best postgraduate student paper presented at the conference:
Andrea Yuri Flores Urushima, 'Uzo Nishiyama's proposals for a planned
urban expansion of Japanese cities'
IPHS Postgraduate
Student Prize 2004
Best postgraduate student Paper
presented at the conference:
Michael Short,'Regulating the impact of proposals
for new tall buildings on the built heritage'.
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