Igor Vojnovic, PhD

Igor Vojnovic

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Adjunct Associate Professor, Urban & Regional Planning; Professor of Geography, MSU Department of Geography
School of Planning, Design and Construction

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(517) 355-7718

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Research Interest: Urban development and redevelopment, infrastructure investment, urban design

Affiliated Programs/Initiatives/Projects: Global Urban Studies Program

Dr. Igor Vojnovic graduated from University of Toronto (MScPl, PhD) specializing in infrastructure subsidies, infrastructure investment, and resulting impacts on urban form. In addition to his appointment in Geography, Dr. Vojnovic is an Adjunct Associate Professor in SPDC’s Urban and Regional Planning Program, and he is also affiliated with the MSU Global Urban Studies Program. Before coming to MSU, he taught in the Departments of Public Policy, Urban Planning, Urban Design, and Geography at the University of Toronto, Syracuse University, Dalhousie University and Texas A&M University. Dr. Vojnovic has also worked in government and in private consulting as an urban policy researcher and analyst.

 

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