Robert Warren

Robert Warren, PhD - Bio

Professor, School of Urban Affairs & Public Policy; Senior Management Fellow, Institute for Public Administration

rwarren@udel.edu e-mail
302-831-1686 phone/voice-mail
302-831-3587 fax

298H Graham Hall | University of Delaware | Newark, Delaware 19716-7380

Education | Research and Professional Interests | Experience | Courses Taught | Selected Publications

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PhD, University of California, Los Angeles 1964, Political Science

MA, University of California, Los Angeles 1957, Political Science

BA, University of California, Los Angeles 1954, Political Science

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urban governance and planning, globalization, information and control technologies, environmental policy, transportation

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1975–present
Professor of Urban Affairs and Public Policy, School of Urban Affairs and Public Policy and Senior Management Fellow, Institute of Public Administration, University of Delaware

1971–1975
Professor of Urban Affairs and Urban and Regional Planning, University of Southern California

1960–1971
Assistant and Association Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, University of Washington

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UAPP613—Planning Theory and Urban Policy

UAPP619—Contemporary Issues in Urban Affairs and Public Policy

UAPP822—ProSeminar in Governance, Planning, and Management

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“Militarisierter urbaner Raum: Stadt als Ort lokaler und globaler demokratishcher Praxis,” In E. Voler, J. Sambale, and E. Topfer (eds), Kontrollierte Urbanitat,  Transcript: Bielefeld, 2007, 329-350.

“City Streets – the War Zones of Globalization: Democracy and Military Operations in Urban Terrain in the Early 21st Century,” In S. Graham (ed), Cities War and Terrorism, Oxford: Blackwell 2002.

Situating the City and September 11: Military Urban Doctrine, ‘Pop-Up’ Armies, and Spatial Chess,” International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 26:3 Summer 2002, 614-619.

“The Intrametropolitan Distriution of Computer Services Employment, 1982 and 1993,” with Samuel Nunn, Urban Geography, 21:5, 2000, 406-427.

“The Future of the Future in Planning: Appropriating Cyberpunk Vision of the City,” with Stacy Warren, Samuel Nunn, and Colin Warren, Journal of Planning Education and Research, 18, 1998, 49-60.

“Metropolitan Computer Services Infrastructure and Economic Development Capacity in the Information Society,” (with Samuel Nunn, Economic Development Quarterly, 11:4, November 1997, 329-346.

“Urban Governance, Local Autonomy, and National Development,” Proceedings of the International Symposium on National Development and Local Autonomy Development Strategy, Seoul: Korea Research Institute for Local Administration, 1993.

“Building Urban Governance: An Agenda for the 1990s,” with Mark S. Rosentraub and Lewis F. Weschler, Journal of Urban Affairs, 14, Fall 1992, 399-422.

“National Urban Policy and the Local State,” Urban Affairs Quarterly, 25, June 1990, 541-561.

“A Community Services Budget: Public Private and Third Sector Roles in Urban Services,” with Mark S. Rosentraub and Lewis F. Weschler, Urban Affairs Quarterly, 23 March 1988, 414-431.

“Public Policy and Community-Oriented Uses of Cable T.V.,” with Mitchell L. Moss, Urban Affairs Quarterly, 20, December 1984, 233-254.

“An Ecology of Governments: Coastal Zone Management in a Federal System,” Francis W. Hoole, Robert L. Friedheim, and Timothy M. Hennessey, eds., Making Ocean Policy, Boulder: Westview Press, 1981, pp. 113-129.

“The Multiple Boundaries of Cities: A Framework for the Policy Analysis of Space,” with Lewis F. Weschler, Phillip M. Gregg, ed., Problems of Theory in Policy Analysis, Lexington, Mass., D.C. Heath, 1976, pp. 103-113.

“A Municipal-Services Market of Metropolitan Organization,” Journal of the American Institute of Planners, XXX (August 1964), 193-204.