Maxwell Hartt

Associate Professor

Queen's University

Canada

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Maxwell Hartt is an Associate Professor at Queen's University in Canada. His research interests focus on urban planning and the socioeconomic dynamics of cities, particularly in relation to aging, community engagement, and the impacts of social media on public discourse. His recent articles explore themes such as the complexities of care in urban environments, the interdependence of population changes and public services, and the design of age-friendly public spaces.

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Articles (17)

Attributes of growing and shrinking places within socioeconomic clusters in the United States

The city after property: Abandonment and repair in postindustrial Detroit , by Sara Safransky

Age-friendly planning and play: the Study of Older Adult Play Spaces (SOAPS) observation tool

Networked everyday lives in the ‘care-full’ city: A framework for examining the complexities of immigrants living with dementia, carepartners, and care workers

The online conversion framework: Understanding antagonism, planning theory, and social media

iNIMBY? The potential of automated social media bots to create echo chambers in the online participatory planning discourse

Older adult perceptions of play and play-enabling public space

Age-Unfriendly by Design

The ‘Double Risk’ of Aging: Examining Vulnerability and (Un)supportive Built Environments in Canadian Cities

Excessive rightsizing? The interdependence of public school closures and population shrinkage

Planning for Play? A Systematic Literature Review

Universities and urban social structure: gentrification, studentification, and youthification in five United States legacy cities

City on the edge: Hard choices in the American Rust Belt, by Michael Streissguth

Growing shrinking cities

Good Planning or Good Intentions

Intraregional Spatial Dynamics of Quality of Life in Shrinking Cities and Their Suburbs

COVID-19: a lonely pandemic

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Ruth Potts

Samantha Biglieri

Patricia Collins

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Kimberly Lopez

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