Regional Planning and Policy
- Minneapolis-St. Paul Cluster Studies Published on EDA's U.S. Cluster Mapping Website; MSP Cluster Competitiveness Forum at Humphrey School on November 22nd
11/09/13 - Minneapolis-St. Paul Regional Cluster Competitiveness Forum, Nov. 22nd
10/29/13 - UPDATED: Senator Amy Klobuchar and BNSF Railway CEO Matt Rose To DiscussTransportation Policy and Economic Competitiveness: Friday, September 20th, 2013 8:30am-12:00pm
09/10/13 - Video uploaded! Joins us for The Future of Transportation Finance: Who Will Pay? A Forum Hosted by James L. Oberstar
05/11/12 - Kris Nelson
06/17/11 - James L. Oberstar, "Putting America First in Transportation"
04/08/11 - Draft Recommendations for Improving Transportation in Itasca County
11/09/09 - New 35W commuter lanes flowing smoothly | StarTribune.com
09/30/09 - Planning Presentation on April 27
04/20/09 - Some advice for job-seekers
03/10/09 - The cure for congestion is not good news
03/05/09 - Slides from Professor Allen's presentation
02/23/09 - Humphrey Planning Faculty Member comments on Impacts of Foreclosure Crisis
02/19/09 - Play with visualization
10/28/08 - Technology for planners: going beyond maps and post-its
10/08/08 - Introducing some of our contemporaries
09/10/08 - Humphrey Institute’s 2020 vision for Urban and Regional Planning and Policy
09/01/08 - Immigrants and Urbanization
08/11/08
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