About
Critical Planning is an annual peer-reviewed journal of urban planning and urban studies, edited by doctoral students in urban planning at UCLA Luskin. Founded in 1993, it publishes contention pieces, multimedia work and poetry as well as academic articles, and each volume follows a theme; Volume 28 is themed "Margins and Junctures." Graduate students from any discipline can serve as editors, reviewers, translators or designers, and the journal also awards the Edward W. Soja Prize.
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How to join
Open to graduate students of all disciplines, who can join the editorial committee as editors, reviewers, translators or designers; email critplan@ucla.edu to get involved.
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Details
- Who can join
- Grad students
- Type
- School club
- Listed under
- Luskin School of Public Affairs
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