Koslov on ‘Managed Retreat’ as a Moral Act
Relocating from threatened coastal areas can be a profound and meaningful act, she says.
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Koslov on the Thorny Debate Over ‘Managed Retreat’
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Liz Koslov/by Mary BraswellCommunities facing climate disaster should weigh social, economic and cultural considerations, not just physical geography, she tells the New York Times.
Koslov on ‘Managed Retreat’ From Rising Waters
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Liz Koslov/by Mary BraswellA well-planned move to higher ground could also advance environmental and social justice, she says.
Koslov on ‘Climate-Change Gentrification’
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Liz Koslov/by Luskin StaffAs some choose to relocate to escape climate-change effects, unpredictability poses challenges for residents, planners and policymakers, she says.
Growing to Meet the Challenge of a Changing World UCLA Luskin faculty additions bring new expertise to help keep pace with a rapidly evolving society
/0 Comments/in Diversity, Public Policy, Public Policy News, Social Welfare, Social Welfare News, Urban Planning Amada Armenta, Amy Ritterbusch, Carlos Santos, Chris Zepeda-Millan, Emily Weisburst, Liz Koslov, Martin Gilens, Natalie Bau, V. Kelly Turner/by Stan PaulUCLA Luskin faculty additions bring new expertise to help keep pace with a rapidly evolving society
Liz Koslov
/in Urban Planning Climate Change, Disasters, Environmental Justice, Ethnograph, Media, Urban Culture and Politics, Urban Political Ecology Liz Koslov All Faculty, Ladder Faculty Faculty/by Mary BraswellLiz Koslov is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Urban Planning and Institute of the Environment and Sustainability at UCLA, where she studies the social dimensions of climate change, questions of environmental and climate justice, and how cities are …
9 New Faculty Hired by UCLA Luskin An extraordinary recruitment effort that included visits by 40 candidates will soon enlarge the size of the full-time faculty by almost 20 percent, adding new expertise and greater diversity
/0 Comments/in For Faculty, For Students, Public Policy, Public Policy News, School of Public Affairs, Social Welfare, Social Welfare News, Urban Planning Amada Armenta, Amy Ritterbusch, Carlos Santos, Chris Zepeda-Millan, Liz Koslov, Martin Gilens, Natalie Bau, V. Kelly Turner/by Les DunseithRecruitment effort will enlarge the size of the full-time faculty by almost 20 percent, adding new expertise and greater diversity
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