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in 1988 to carry out urban research both
comparative and historical in scope, the Center honors the tradition of
interdisciplinary scholarship established by Lewis Mumford(1895-1990). Mumford
was a native New Yorker internationally recognized as one of the most
distinguished urbanists of the 20th Century. By promoting broad-based
collaboration among urban scholars from a variety of fields and geographic
settings, the Center's mission is to further Mumford's ideal of local
involvement with global vision. To this end, Center projects and activities
range from international urban conferences (July 1999 in Shanghai), to local
planning initiatives, to national endeavors examining urban change over time.
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