In Cornell University's College of Architecture, Art, and Planning, we teach and practice architecture, fine arts, and city and regional planning as creative and powerful forces with the potential to improve the world. We prepare our students to address the complex problems of the 21st century through the application of the art and science of design. Providing rigorous theoretical training and studio experiences, we encourage imagination, technical creativity, critical thinking, a sense of history, and the development of a social, ethical, and artistic perspective. We advocate for the rights of all communities and all individuals to participate in the planning of their futures. We prepare our graduates for their role as world citizens in a diverse yet inclusive society.
Programs and Degrees in Regional Science
Master of Science/Master of Arts (MS/MA) in Regional Science
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Regional Science
Doctoral Dissertations in Regional Science in the last five years
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Mahdi Saiful
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Indonesia
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Modeling Aceh: Essays on Resource Management, Inflation, and Social Capital
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Timothy Mount
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Waron Sukchotrat
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Thailand
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A Macroeconometric Model for Thailand with Welfare Linkages: Analyses of Selected Policies in Response to Energy Price Increases
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Iwan Azis
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Dolapo Enahoro
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Nigeria
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Essays on Land Nutrient Policy, Dairy Management Adjustments and Environmental Quality, and Resource-Based Sustainable Development
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Richard Boisvert
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Zevi Azzaino
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Indonesia
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Binary Optimization: Application to Regional Planning
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Jon Conrad
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Maneevitjit Surin
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Thailand
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The Economic Value of Reliability in Deregulated Electricity Market
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Timothy Mount
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Nur Ain Shahrier
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Malaysia
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The Impact of Corporations Excess Saving Behavior and Macroeconomics Policies on Poverty Incidence: Empirical Analysis of Indonesian, Philippines and Thailand
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Timothy Mount
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Sutee Anantsuksomsri
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Thailand
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Three Essays in Real Estate and Urban Economy
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Kieran Donaghy
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Inka Yusgiantoro
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Indonesia
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Three Essays on Growth and Development with Financial Market
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Iwan Azis
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Alvin Pratama
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Indonesia
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Three Essays on Poverty and Polarization in Indonesia
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Iwan Azis
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Nij Tontisirin
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Thailand
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Three Essays In Residential Location, Household Commuting Patterns, And Spatial N-Person Prisoner’s Dilemma: The Case Study Of Bangkok, Thailand
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Kieran Donaghy
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Gunawan Wicaksono
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Indonesia
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Three Essays in Applied Regional Welfare Analysis
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Kieran Donaghy
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Hee Hwa Min
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Korea
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The Analysis of the Link Between Capital Flows and Macroeconomic-Financial-Spatial Income Distribution Indicators: Combining Financial CGE and Perception Models
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Iwan Azis
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Danny Adiwibowo
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Indonesia
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Essays on Monetary, Fiscal and Macro-prudential Policy Nexus in Indonesia: An Emerging Market Case
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Kieran Donaghy
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Supree Srisamran
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Thailand
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A Study Of Electricity Planning In Thailand: An Integrated Top-Down And Bottom-Up Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) Modeling Analysis
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Kieran Donaghy
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Kuming Chang
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China
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Determinants of U.S. Hybrid Electric Vehicle Saturation Levels and the Implications for Policy
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Timothy Mount
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Yiou Zuo
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China
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Three Essays On Urban Transportation And The Environment
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Kieran Donaghy
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Mauricio Alejandro Sarrias Jeraldo
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Chile
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Three Essays on Continuous and Discrete Spatial Heterogeneity
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Kieran Donaghy
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Arash Beheshtian
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Iran
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Planning Resilient Infrastructure
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Kieran Donaghy
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Regional Science Scholars
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Kieran P. Donaghy |
Yuri Mansury |
