Susannah Bunce , Associate Professor

Home Campus:
U of T Scarborough
Contact Information:
Phone: 416-287-7296
Location: Social Sciences MW278 (UTSC)
Downtown Office: Room SSH5031 (100 St. George Street)
Email: susannah.bunce@utoronto.ca
Research Interests:
- Sustainable urban communities
- Socio-environmental spaces in cities
- Community-based development and engagement
- Urban community and neighbourhood planning
- Environmental gentrification
- Urban waterfronts and waterways
- Community Land Trusts
Teaching This Academic Year:
Graduate Teaching 2019/2020:
JPG 1518: Sustainability and Urban Communities (Fall 2019 St. George Campus)
Selected Publications:
Bunce, S. (2018). Sustainability Policy, Planning, and Gentrification in Cities Routledge, Abingdon
Bunce, S. (2018). Alternatives to Gentrification: Exploring Urban Community Land Trusts and Urban Ecovillage Practices in: Lees, L. (ed.) Handbook of Gentrification Studies Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham. 413-427.
Bunce, S. and Aslam, F.C. (2016). Land Trusts and the Protection and Stewardship of Land in Canada: Exploring Non-Governmental Land Trust Practices and the Role of Urban Community Land Trusts Canadian Journal of Urban Research 25(2), 23-34
Bunce, S. (2016). Pursuing Urban Commons: Politics and Alliances in Community Land Trust Activism in East London Antipode 48(1), 134-150
Bunce, S. and Allahwala, A. (2013). Community-University Partnerships:
Building Collaboration and Reciprocity Between Campus and Community Journal of Geography 112(2) 52-53
Bunce, S. (2011). Public-Private Sector Alliances in Sustainable Waterfront Revitalization: Policy, Planning, and Design in the West Don Lands in: Desfor, G. and Laidley, J. (eds.) Re-shaping Toronto’s Waterfront University of Toronto Press, Toronto. pp. 287-304
Bunce, S. (2009). Developing Sustainability: Sustainability Policy and Gentrification on Toronto’s Waterfront Local Environment: International Journal of Justice and Sustainability 14(7), 651-667
Moore, S. and Bunce, S. (2009). Delivering Sustainable Buildings and
Communities: Eclipsing Social Concerns Through Private Sector-led Urban Regeneration and Development Local Environment: International Journal of Justice and Sustainability 14(7), 601-606