New and Updates
Larry Susskind Action-Reflection-Adaptation-Public Learning: Excerpts from the Life of a Pracademic
Larry Susskind in conversation with Shekhar Chandra
a digital resource that is part of the Conversations in Planning Theory and Practice Booklet Project of the Association of European Schools of Planning (AESOP), provides a selection of Larry Susskind's contributions, grouped into academic domains with open access to web accessible documents.
Many of the materials presented in the AESOP booklet are also avaiable via the Susskind Reader- an online, open access resource for select materials from Larry Susskind's work.
Current Course
- MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHONOLOGY
- 11.601: Theory and Practice of Environmental Planning
- 11.255: Negotiation and Dispute Resolution in the Public Sector
- 11.159/11.259 (Fall and Spring) Entrepreneurial Negotiation
- 11.274/11.074 (Fall and Spring) Cybersecurity Clinic
- 11.S198/11.S398: Indigenous Environmental Planning
- MIT Online
- Edx: Socially Responsible Real Estate Development
- MITx: Cybersecurity for Critical Urban Infrastructure
- MITxPRO: Negotiating to Create Value: The Mutual Gains Approach
- MITxPRO: Health Care Negotiations: Better Outcomes for Sales Professionals
- MITxPRO: Negotiating and Applying Influence and Power
Positions
- Ford Professor of Urban and Environmental Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Vice Chair, Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School
- Director, Science Impact Collaborative, MIT
- MIT Director, MIT-UTM Malaysia Sustainable Cities Program
- Founder and Chief Knowledge Officer, the Consensus Building Institute
Recent Practice
- Cybersecurity for Critical Urban Infrastructure
- Siting of Renewable Energy Facilities (US and Mexico)
- Science Diplomacy (with UNITAR)
- Public Engagement in Climate Adaptation Planning
- Socially-Responsible Real Estate Development (in China and Malaysia)
- Advanced Negotiation Instruction for the U.S. Foreign Service Institute
- Arctic Fisheries Devising Seminar
- Malaysia Sustainable Cities Program
- OECD: Mediation of Corporate Social Responsibility Challenges to Multinational Corporations
Current Research
- The water shut-off crisis in older American cities
- Cybersecurity and AI: Protecting critical urban infrastructure
- Building consensus on local, state and national adaptive responses to the risks posed by climate change
- Overcoming the opposition to the siting of renewable energy facilities
- Transboundary water diplomacy and the world’s great rivers
- Defending critical urban infrastructure against cyber-attack
