Janelle Knox Hayes

Janelle Knox-Hayes is a Professor of Economic Geography and Planning in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning, MIT and the director of the Resilient Communities Lab. Her research focuses on the governance of climate mitigation and adaptation and systems to build socio-economic, cultural and environmental resilience for communities. Her latest projects examine how community engagement, and the integration of Traditional Ecological Knowledge can strengthen climate assessments and planning, the effects of compound climate risks on vulnerable and frontline populations within urban canters, and on developing frameworks and toolkits for community based co-design of renewable energy systems. She is particularly interested in understanding how values shape planning and decision making across a variety of scales. Her publications include multiple peer reviewed articles and books including Saving for Retirement , The Culture of Markets: The Political Economy of Climate Governance , and the Routledge Handbook of Financial Geography.

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Cities and Climate Change: Mitigation and Adaptation (edX)

Jun 6th 2023
Cities and Climate Change: Mitigation and Adaptation (edX)
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Investigate the relationship between international cities and the effects of climate change through the expertise of urban leaders, practitioners, and academics and through peer-based discussion, applying knowledge to develop mitigation and adaptation strategies for resilient, case study cities.
Jun 6th 2023
Course Auditing
46.00 EUR