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Rosemary Wakeman

Professor of History

Fordham University

Affiliations

Fordham College at Lincoln Center

Urban Studies

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

History

Rosemary Wakeman is currently serving as a Fordham College At Lincoln Center Professor of History at Fordham University.

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Fordham University

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urbanism history urban planning urban history urban studies urban theory urbanization urban design urban geography urban development architecture political history cultural heritage urban condition transnational history performance studies urban regeneration special issue urban life technology science and technology studies community development community engagement knowledge management cultural change environmental planning applied psychology counseling psychology supportive care urban greening climatic change climate policy fish biology zoology fishery research urban science technosphere change management community building community management community environments community planning socialism urban policy lived experience community psychology participant observation clinical practice climate communication climate crisis climate governance organismic biology aquatic organisms transatlantic relations international criminology film studies global challenges wicked problems spatial politics indigenous peoples modern european history modern dreamscapes new york fall2012 introduction mid-century urban avant-gardes american utopia book reviews broad significance brian angus mckenzie marshall plan dossier new york independent filmmaking les halles everyday life social citizenship modern paris civilizations modernity global history urban process european integration cultural history

Notable Scholarly Works

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Uhy Volume 51 Issue 2 Cover and Front Matter. Urban History (2024)

Shane EwenRosemary SweetDomenic VitielloRosemary WakemanJustin ColsonSam WetherellJames GreenhalghFrederik BuylaertGerrit VerhoevenTim VerlaanAaron AndrewsJoe HarleyAndrew MctomineyLeeds BeckettVivian Bickford-SmithStefan CouperusMichèle DagenaisMatthew DaviesJelle HaemersErika HannaRichard HarrisNicolas KennySimon FraserNancy KwakNora LafiLynn LeesRobert LewisKeith LilleyRuth McmanusRebecca MadginAndrew MaySergio PachecoLouise MiskellJanaki NairTracy NeumannMarkian ProkopovychRichard RodgerAndrew Sandoval-StrauszPhil Withington

urban historyfront matterpublic historyhistory

Introduction to the Special Issue. Puncta (2022)

Jarrett ZigonC. Jason Throop

medical sociologyfall2012 introductionpsychoanalysisfamily medicinecounseling psychologyapplied psychologyparticipant observationperformance studiescommunity-engaged researchspecial issuelived experiencecommunity psychologyqualitative researchnew yorkclinical practicesupportive caretherapeutic approaches

American Utopia and Climate Change. Amerikastudien/American Studies: A Quarterly (2021)

climate crisispublic policyclimate governanceclimatic changeamerican utopiaclimate communicationclimate changeclimate policy

Iconic Planned Communities and the Challenge of Change. Planning Perspectives (2020)

Rosemary Wakeman

community developmentcommunity engagementurban studiesdesignperformance studiesurban historycommunity planningcommunity buildingurbanizationarchitectureurban designchange managementcommunity managementenvironmental planningknowledge managementcultural changecommunity environmentsurban planning

Introduction to the Special Issue. Built Heritage (2019)

administrative lawsocial justicepublic policyglobal challengesapplied philosophyspecial issuewicked problemshistory of economic thought

Shanghai and New York: Mid-Century Urban Avant-Gardes. Built Heritage (2019)

Rosemary Wakeman

urban greeningurban studiescultural heritageurban geographyurban theoryurban regenerationurban historyurban lifemid-century urban avant-gardesurbanizationarchitectureurban designurban conditionurbanismurban planning

SHANGHAI: Heritage at the Crossroads of Culture. Built Heritage (2019)

chinese culturecultural heritageheritage studieseast asian studiesurbanismheritage sciencematerial culturecultural studiesintangible cultural heritagecultural heritage management

Native to the Republic: Empire, Social Citizenship, and Everyday Life in Marseille Since 1945. by Minayo Nasiali.Ithaca, Ny: Cornell University Press, 2016. Pp. XVI+232. $49.95.. The Journal of Modern History (2018)

Rosemary Wakeman

colonialismhistorysociologymodern italysocial citizenshipsocial historyindigenous peopleseveryday lifeempiretransnational history

Book Reviews. Copeia (2015)

Gregory B. PaulyGregory E. SchneiderDavid J. GermanoTed M. TownsendPhillip Q. SpinksAlessandro CatenazziAnthony A. EchelleAlice F. EchelleWilliam D. AndersonPeter J. TolsonProsanta ChakrabartyWilliam B. LudtJason S. AndersonGregory B. PaulyGregory E. SchneiderDavid J. GermanoTed M. TownsendPhillip Q. SpinksAlessandro CatenazziAnthony A. EchelleAlice F. EchelleWilliam D. AndersonPeter J. TolsonProsanta ChakrabartyWilliam B. LudtJason S. Anderson

book reviewsorganismic biologyaquatic organismsfishery researchbiologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biologyfish biologyzoologybroad significancefisheries

Reevaluating Postwar Urban Renewal. Journal of Urban History (2014)

Rosemary Wakeman

urban studiesurban regenerationurban theorypublic policyurban historyurbanizationurban developmenturban policyurbanismurban planning

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Rosemary Wakeman

Professor of History

Fordham University

Affiliations

Fordham College at Lincoln Center

Urban Studies

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

History

Rosemary Wakeman is currently serving as a Fordham College At Lincoln Center Professor of History at Fordham University.

Honors

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Rosemary Wakeman

Fordham University

Professor of History

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Uhy Volume 51 Issue 2 Cover and Front Matter. Urban History (2024)

urban historyfront matterpublic historyhistory

Introduction to the Special Issue. Puncta (2022)

Jarrett ZigonC. Jason Throop

American Utopia and Climate Change. Amerikastudien/American Studies: A Quarterly (2021)

climate crisispublic policyclimate governanceclimatic changeamerican utopiaclimate communicationclimate changeclimate policy

Iconic Planned Communities and the Challenge of Change. Planning Perspectives (2020)

Rosemary Wakeman

Introduction to the Special Issue. Built Heritage (2019)

administrative lawsocial justicepublic policyglobal challengesapplied philosophyspecial issuewicked problemshistory of economic thought

Shanghai and New York: Mid-Century Urban Avant-Gardes. Built Heritage (2019)

Rosemary Wakeman

SHANGHAI: Heritage at the Crossroads of Culture. Built Heritage (2019)

chinese culturecultural heritageheritage studieseast asian studiesurbanismheritage sciencematerial culturecultural studiesintangible cultural heritagecultural heritage management

Rosemary Wakeman

colonialismhistorysociologymodern italysocial citizenshipsocial historyindigenous peopleseveryday lifeempiretransnational history

Book Reviews. Copeia (2015)

book reviewsorganismic biologyaquatic organismsfishery researchbiologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary biologyfish biologyzoologybroad significancefisheries

Reevaluating Postwar Urban Renewal. Journal of Urban History (2014)

Rosemary Wakeman

urban studiesurban regenerationurban theorypublic policyurban historyurbanizationurban developmenturban policyurbanismurban planning

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