«Urban Planning Times» Telegram-channel
Don't know how to decide on the main topic of your thesis? Do you want your new research paper to contain references not only to the textbooks you studied at university, but also to something newer?
TG-channel URBAN PLANNING TIMES is a bookshelf with classic works on urban planning, English-language scientific journalism, dissertations and a lot of authors' analytics.
The channel's author, Natasha Zheblienok, carefully sorts through projects, ideas, concepts and new terms. So that you have a place to look up if you need to compile a list of sources for research, tidy up an abstract, finish a scientific article on an urban topic, or quote something ultra-trendy.
TG-channel URBAN PLANNING TIMES is a bookshelf with classic works on urban planning, English-language scientific journalism, dissertations and a lot of authors' analytics.
The channel's author, Natasha Zheblienok, carefully sorts through projects, ideas, concepts and new terms. So that you have a place to look up if you need to compile a list of sources for research, tidy up an abstract, finish a scientific article on an urban topic, or quote something ultra-trendy.
«Urban Planning Times» Telegram-channel
Don't know how to decide on the main topic of your thesis? Do you want your new research paper to contain references not only to the textbooks you studied at university, but also to something newer?
TG-channel URBAN PLANNING TIMES is a bookshelf with classic works on urban planning, English-language scientific journalism, dissertations and a lot of authors' analytics.
The channel's author, Natasha Zheblienok, carefully sorts through projects, ideas, concepts and new terms. So that you have a place to look up if you need to compile a list of sources for research, tidy up an abstract, finish a scientific article on an urban topic, or quote something ultra-trendy.
TG-channel URBAN PLANNING TIMES is a bookshelf with classic works on urban planning, English-language scientific journalism, dissertations and a lot of authors' analytics.
The channel's author, Natasha Zheblienok, carefully sorts through projects, ideas, concepts and new terms. So that you have a place to look up if you need to compile a list of sources for research, tidy up an abstract, finish a scientific article on an urban topic, or quote something ultra-trendy.
