Annette M. Kim's Open Courses

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001 full-course 1 Housing and Land Use in Rapidly Urbanizing Regions 2011-09-01 Fall 2011 Annette M. Kim Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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In this class, students will discuss issues of land use and property rights in the context of economics, law, sociology, policy, and planning.
001 full-course 1 Planning in Transition Economies for Growth and Equity 2004-03-01 Spring 2004 Annette M. Kim Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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In this class, students will focus on the new re-building ideologies in a wake of the transition from centrally-planned economies to market-oriented economies.
001 full-course 1 Project Appraisal in Developing Countries 2005-03-01 Spring 2005 Annette M. Kim Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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This class teaches students how to evaluate the financial and investment characteristics of projects in emerging countries.
001 full-course 1 Property Rights in Transition 2005-03-01 Spring 2005 Annette M. Kim MIT
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Students will explore the theories and policy debates surrounding who can own real property, communication and enforcement of property rights, and much more.
001 full-course 1 Property Rights in Transition 2005-03-01 Spring 2005 Annette M. Kim MIT
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This course addresses issues in property ownership and property rights.
012 full-course 12 Property Rights in Transition 2005-03-01 Spring 2005 Annette M. Kim MIT
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Examine the concept of, and issues surrounding, property rights as well as differing concepts on it.
001 full-course 1 Property Rights in Transition 2005-03-01 Spring 2005 Annette M. Kim Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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This course explore the issue of property rights, their social and economic implications, and how existing property rights policies affect urban planning processes.
012 full-course 12 Property Rights in Transition 2005-03-01 Spring 2005 Annette M. Kim Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Learn about the debates surrounding real property and property right enforcement in MIT's course.