Tributes to Jean Barman, Mentor and Scholar Extraordinaire

Jean Barman was co-editor of this journal from 1995–2002. A conference session to recognize her tremendous influence as a scholar and mentor took place on 4 May 2025 as part of “Place and Power: BC Studies Conference” held at UBC-Vancouver. Transcripts from that session have been edited, adapted, and combined with some written submissions below.

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2025-10-15
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https://doi.org/10.14288/bcs.no226.201392
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Urban Planning and Governance
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Abstract

Jean Barman was co-editor of this journal from 1995–2002. A conference session to recognize her tremendous influence as a scholar and mentor took place on 4 May 2025 as part of “Place and Power: BC Studies Conference” held at UBC-Vancouver. Transcripts from that session have been edited, adapted, and combined with some written submissions below.

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