PROGRAM OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

PROGRAM OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
18, 19 and 20 June 2014
DAY 1 - Wednesday, June 18th : Ferme du Buisson and Cité Descartes
9:00 am - 12:00 pm : Ferme du Buisson
9:00 am
Registration
9:30 am - 10:00 am
Welcome and introduction
10:00 am - 11:00 am
First keynote speaker :
Dr. Aisa Kirabo Kacyira, Assistant Secretary General and Deputy
Executive Director, United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UNHabitat) : "The challenges and opportunities of urbanization for
sustainable development
11:00 am - 11:20 am
Coffee break
11:20 am - 12:20 pm
Second keynote speaker :
Stephen Graham, Professor of Cities and Society, Newcastle University :
"Life-Support: The Political Ecology of Urban Air "
12:20 pm - 2:00 pm
Lunch : la Ferme du Buisson
2:00 pm – 6.30 pm : Cité Descartes
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
PROGRAM PARALLEL SESSIONS (1)
SESSIONS
Chairman : Robert Chaskin
Edward Goetz, University of Minnesota, “Social Housing
Redevelopment in France and the U.S.: A Comparative Analysis”
SPATIAL JUSTICE AND THE CITY »
(SJC) 1:
ACTION AND POLICIES TO TACKLE
INEQUALITIES: POVERTY
CHALLENGES
ROOM B03
Nathan Marom, University of California, Berkeley, “Urban Strategies
in India and South Africa: Inequality, Integration, Redistribution,
Resistance”
Robert Chaskin, The University of Chicago, “Contested space:
Design principles and regulatory regimes in mixed-income
communities replacing public housing complexes in Chicago”
Narimah Samat, Suriati Ghazali and Khoo Suet Leng, Universiti Sains
Malaysia, “Spatial inequality to urban amenities: investigating
accessibility of low-income population in Penang island, Malaysia”
Chairman : Ludovic Halbert, Université Paris-Est
PRODUCTIVE CITIES, CREATIVE
CITIES (PCC) 1 :
URBAN REDEVELOPMENT AND
URBAN IDENTITIES :
INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES
ROOM B04
Giuliani Ilaria, Politecnico di Milano, “Towards the formation of new
urban identities within creative areas. The cases of Long Island City
in New York and of Zona Tortona in Milan”.
Massimo Bricocoli, Paola Savoldi, Politecnico di Milano, “City
making after the factory.Outcomes of a comparative research in
Milan, Copenhagen and Hamburg”
Carl Grodach, University of Texas Arlington, “Gentrification and the
Artistic Dividend: The Role of the Arts in Neighborhood Change”
Qicong He, Vanke, Huiwei Chen, University of Hong-Kong, “The role
of Private Sector in Socio-spatial Re-structuring in Urban China:
Practices of Urban Renewal in Guangzhou”
Chairman : Jonathan Rutherford, Université Paris-Est
CITIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL
SUSTAINABILITY (CES) 1 :
GOVERNING URBAN ENERGY AND
CARBON
ROOM B101
Arian Mahzouni, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, ”Discourses of
transitions to low-carbon housing: Lessons from Stockholm and
Freiburg”
Anne Tauffen Wessels, University of Washington, “Carbon Routines:
Examining GHG inventories and Climate Action Plans (CAPs) as
actors in municipal governance”
Laurence Rocher, Institut d’Urbanisme de Lyon, “Governing climate
and energy at a metropolitan level. The case of Lyon (France)”
Bruno Zanon, University of Trento, “Energy planning vs. urban
planning. The recent Italian experience”
Chairman : Christian Lefèvre, Université Paris-Est
CITIES AND
DEMOCRACY » (CAD 1):
URBAN CHALLENGES,
INSTITUTIONS, COOPERATION
Heywood Sanders, University of Texas at San Antonio, “Plus ça
change… continuity and change in Downtown development”
James Smith, Indiana University South Bend, and Annika M. Hinze,
Fordham University, “Policy success at the local level : multi
institutional approaches to Governing contemporary US cities”
2
ROOM B102
Alessandro Balducci, Valeria Fedeli, Antonella Bruzzese, Politecnico
di Milano, and Ivan Tosics, Metropolitan Institute Budapest, “Milan
and Budapest : the contemporary city, spaces and questions of
urban democracy and spatial justice”
Federico Savini and Sebastian Dembski, University of Amsterdam,
“What is political about institutions? The symbolic political dimension
of the redevelopment of Amsterdam’s Northern IJ bank”
Rob Atkinson, University of the West of England, and Cristiana
Rossignolo, Politecnico and University of Turin: "The EU and Uurban
development : time for a more ‘explicit’ EU urban Policy?"
Chairman : Marta Lackowska, University of Warsaw
Richard Morin, Université du Québec à Montréal, “Cities and spatial
justice: the case of homelessness in public space”
SPATIAL JUSTICE AND THE CITY
(SJC) 2
ROOM B104
Pavel Pospech, Masaryk University, “Spatial justice at the mall:
deviance and exclusion in the semi-public space of Czech
shopping malls”
Giovanni Laino, University of Naples, “The social division of space
and the contemporary city: Immigrants in Naples between
segregation and ambivalence. What is the relationship between
housing and scholastic concentration?”
SPECIAL SESSIONS
Convened by Susanna Rosenbaum, Susanna Schaller and
Alessandra Benedicty City University of New York
S1 : A MULTI-FOCAL LENS ON
CITIES AND BELONGING, LOS
ANGELES, PORT AU PRINCE,
WASHINGTON DC
Susanna Rosenbaum, Susanna Schaller and Alessandra Benedicty,
“The City College of New York, “Producing In/visibility in Los
Angeles”
ROOM B105
Susanna F. Schaller, The City College of New York, “Repossessing
Washington, DC: Urban Restructuring, Citizenship, and Planning in
the Capital City”
Alessandra Benedicty, The City College of New York, “‘Leaving’ or
‘Staying’: The Flight of the Non-Citizen in Contemporary Haiti in
Kettly Mars”
Convened by Mustafa Bayirbag, Middle East Technical University
S2 : CONTESTING AND
REMAKING CITIES IN THE AGE OF
AUSTERITYERITY
ROOM B106
Mustafa Kemal Bayırbağ and Mehmet Penpecioğlu, Middle East
Technical University, “Urban Geography of Alienation and
Contestation: Dispossession of the middle class in the East”
Mariona Tomàs and Marc Martí-Costa, Universitat de Barcelona,
“Challenging Austerity Urbanism in Spanish cities”
Monia Cappuccini, University La Sapienza (Rome, Italy), “Austerity
and democracy: a local perspective from Exarcheia neighborhood
in Athens (Greece)”
Athina Arampatzi, University of Leeds, “From austerity neoliberalism
to urban solidarity: exploring possibilities and constraints through the
case of Athens, Greece”
Convened by Gideon Bolt, Utrecht University
S3 : URBAN DIVERSITY:
CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
(1)
Sonia Arbaci, University Pompeu Fabra and University College
London, “Area-based programmes and urban inequalities:
challenging the early Barcelona model”
3
ROOM B06
Donya Ahmadi and Tuna Tasan-Kok, TUDelft, “Cosmopolitanism
and perceptions of integration in Toronto: Exploring creative ways
to welcome newcomers”
Christine Barwick, Humboldt University and Research Institute for
Urban and Regional Development Dortmund, “The networks of the
‘others’ - Influence of the neighborhood on the actual translation of
ethnic minorities’ taste for diversity into diverse networks”
Michele Lancione, UTS-CMOS and Cambridge University, “The
micro-politics and micro-engineering of diversity among homeless
people”
Ronald van Kempen and Gideon Bolt, Utrecht University, Tuna
Tasan-Kok, TUDelft/UCR,
and Mike Raco, University College
London, “The age of hyperdiversity”
Convened by Nicola Headlam, University of Liverpool, and Camille
Gardesse, Université Paris-Est
S4 : RULES, ROLES AND REALITIES
OF INTEGRATED URBAN
DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
ROOM B07
Anoeska Buijze and Willem Salet, Marleen Van Risjswick, “How
central interventions enable contextualized practices of sustainable
development”
Sebastian Dembski, Erik Louw and Bas Waterhout, “Multi-level
coordination as an enabling condition for contextualisation :
sustainable area development in Haarlemmermeer Westflank and
Amsterdam IJburg”
Camille Gardesse and Nicola Headlam, “Rules, roles and realities of
Urban Development Projects , a UK-French comparison : "Europa
City Project" in Triangle de Gonesse area (Pairs, France) and the
"Airport Enterprise Zone" (Manchester, UK)”
Wil Zonneveld and Erik Louw, “Bringing central regulation and local
governance interaction together : the case of Markermeer-IJmeer
Natura 2000 area”
S5 : SHRINKING CITIES AS
INCUBATORS FOR GREENING AND
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
(1)
ROOM C02
Convened by Sylvie Fol, Université Paris 1 and Helen Mulligan,
Cambridge Architectural Research Ltd
Florentin Daniel, “Super Downsize Me: shrinkage issues and the
transformation of large urban technical systems in the Eastern part
Germany”
Mulligan Helen, “Renewables and regeneration in NW England”
Paddeu Flaminia, “Encouraging
planning innovations in Detroit”
urban
agriculture:
land-use
Schilling Joe, “Emerging Networks of Urban Greening NGOs in
Shrinking Cities”
Convened by Evert Meijers, Delft University of Technology
S6 : SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED
CITIES AS DRIVERS OF GROWTH (1)
ROOM C06
David Burgalassi and Sabrina Iommi, “Assessing the role of small
and medium-sized urban systems in regional growth in Italy, 20012011”
Rodrigo Cardoso, “Comparing the emergence of metropolitan
regions around European second-tier cities”
Michiel van Meeteren, Kobe Boussauw, Ben Derudder and Frank
Witlox, “Flemish Diamond or ABC axis? The spatial structure of the
Belgian metropolitan area”
4
Teodora Dogaru, “Structural funds in second tier cities as facilitators
of local and regional development”
Convened by Jeffrey Hou, University of Washington
S7 : TRANSCULTURAL CITIES,
PLACE MAKING AS A VEHICLE
FOR UNDERSTANDING
Felicity Chan, Max Planck Institute, "Spaces of Negotiation and
Engagement in Multi-ethnic Ethnoscapes: the "Cambodian Town"
Neighborhood in Central Long Beach, California"
ROOM C07
Lorenzo Rinelli, University of California Education Abroad Program
Rome Study Center, "Peripheralization and Other Roman Stories"
Kimberly Schmit, the University of Utah, "Creating Political and
Social Spaces for Transnational Community Integration"
Vera Zambonelli, University of Hawaii, "Brazilian Restaurants and the
Transcultural Making of Place in Tokyo, Japan"
Convened by Oliver Dlabac, University of Zurich
Discussant: Karsten Zimmermann, TU Dortmund
S8 : THE DEMOCRATIC
FOUNDATIONS OF THE JUST CITY
(1)
ROOM C104
Margaret Kohn, University of Toronto, “Enclosure or Exposure : The
Right to Shelter in Informal Settlements”
Daniel Weinstock, McGill University, “The Right to Housing as a
Democratic Right”
Danielle Gluns, University of Münster, “Urban Housing Policy and
Social Inequality”
Daniel Kübler and Philippe Rochat, University of Zurich, “New
Regionalism and Territorial Inequalities: An Empirical Assessment in
Swiss Metropolitan Areas”
Presentation by: Darren Robinson, University of Nottingham, Scientific
Advisory Board of JPI Urban Europe
Panel Chair: Jonas Bylund, Management Board JPI Urban Europe
S9 : JPI URBAN EUROPE 1 :
EUROPEAN URBAN CHALLENGES
Discussants: Professor Robin Hambleton, University of the West of
England, Bristol
Jens Dangschat, Technische Universitaet Wien
ROOM C01
Darren Robinson, University of Notthingham
Rob Kitchin, National University of Ireland, Maynooth;
Advisory Board of JPI Urban Europe
Scientific
Cristina Pronello, Politecnico di Torino; Scientific Advisory Board of
JPI Urban Europe
4:00 pm – 4 :20 pm
Coffe break
5
4:20 pm - 6:20 pm
PROGRAM PARALLEL SESSIONS (2)
SESSIONS
Chairman : Ana Fernandes, Federal University of Bahia
SPATIAL JUSTICE AND THE
CITY (SJC) 3 :
ACTION AND POLICIES TO
TACKLE INEQUALITIES :
SEGREGATION
CHALLENGES
ROOM B03
Liliane Ferreira Mariano da Silva, Ana Almeida, Raphael Cloux, Silvia
Carreira de Meneses Andrade, UNIFACS, “Overview of the urban space of
Salvador city from the perspective of the transcon application”
Lars A. Engberg, Jesper Rohr Hansen, Aalborg University Copenhagen,
“Wicked problems and organizational learning strategies – the case of
Copenhagen City Council”
David Dewar, University of Cape Town, “Confronting urban inequalities :
the case of South African cities”
Jakob Hurrle, Charles University, Prague, “Poverty driven de-urbanization
in the Czech Republic”
Chairman : Ludovic Halbert, Université Paris-Est
Yi Wen Wang and Xiangyi Wang, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University,
“Reindustrialising Shanghai with Culture and Creativity: Industrial Heritage
Valorisation vis-à-vis Creative Industry Clusters Development”
PRODUCTIVE CITIES,
CREATIVE CITIES (PCC) 2 :
BUILDING THE CITY : ASIAN
EXPERIENCES
ROOM B04
U-Seok Seo, University of Seoul, and Miree Byun, The Seoul Institute, “Policy
Failure of Creative City Making in Seoul Metropolitan Government”
Yu Min Joo, National University of Singapore, and Yeekuang Heng,
National University of Singapore, “Mixed Blessings from Megaprojects in
Building Creative Cities”
Jie li, University of Hong-Kong, and L.H.Rebecca Chiu, University of HongKong, “From Utopian concept plan to mega-project-based planning: the
changing planning strategies in Lingang New Town under local state
entrepreneurialism”
Chairman : Karsten Zimmermann, Technical University of Dortmund
CITIES AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
SUSTAINABILITY (CES) 2 :
CLIMATE AND CAPACITY:
LOCAL ADAPTATION AND
COORDINATION
ROOM B101
Anna Lucia Britto and Paula Barbosa, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro,
“Climate change, urban and planning in Rio de Janeiro: discussing city’s
adaptive capacity”
Jasmin Boghrat and Meike Weber, Technische Universität, “Climate
protection as coordinative challenge for local administrations”
Jorg Kemmertzel and Anne Tews, Technische Universität, “Trans-local
action and local climate-policy. Bridging the gap between globall
aspiration and local implementation”
Julia Nevarez, Kean University, “Resilient landscapes: facing changing
climate in urban environments”
Chairman : Camille Gardesse, Université Paris-Est
Pawel Swianiewicz, University of Warsaw “Neighbourhood council as a
path of political career development in Poland”
CITIES AND DEMOCRACY
(CAD) 2 :
URBAN CHALLENGES :
NEIGHBORHOODS,
REGIONS
Marjolein Spaans and Wil Zonneveld, Delft University of Technology,
“Evolving regional spaces in the southern Randstad”
David McGuiness, Northumbria University, “The demise of Regional
planning in England : will the turn to localism and downscaling of planning
disadvantage English cities ?”
6
ROOM B102
Getimis Panagiotis and Mario Reimer, ILS, “Rescaling Planning Power in
European City-Regions : A comparative Perspective”
Marta Lackowska, University of Warsaw, and Donald Norris, University of
Maryland, “So near though so far? Factors impeding metropolitan reform
in Poland and the US”
Chairman : Paula Russel, University College Dublin
SPATIAL JUSTICE AND THE
CITY (SJC) 4 :
RESIDENTIAL DYNAMICS
ROOM B104
Yiguan Ma and Rebecca L.H. Chiu, The University of Hong Kong,
“Understanding Spatial Injustice between Rural and Urban Sectors in SemiUrban Areas of China: Case study in Tianjin”
Mandy Lau, University of Hong Kong, “Opposition to public housing in
Hong Kong: why?”
Joe Darden, Michigan State University, “Providing Spatial Justice to
Residents of Detroit: America’s Largest Bankrupt City”
Miree Byun, Joo Hun Lee, The Seoul Institute, “Social Integration and
Community Rebuilding Project in Seoul Metropolitan Government”
SPECIAL SESSIONS
S10 : JPI URBAN EUROPE 2 :
RESEARCH PRIORITIES
Moderation: Margit Noll, Management Board JPI Urban Europe
ROOM B105
Convened by Gideon Bolt, Utrecht University
S11 : URBAN DIVERSITY:
CHALLENGES AND
OPPORTUNITIES (2)
ROOM B106
Thomas Maloutas, Nicos Souliotis, Giorgos Kandylis, Georgia Alexandri
and Michalis Petrou, “Diversity-related urban policies in Athens during the
crisis: between social order and solidarity”
Mike Raco, Jamie Kesten and Claire Colomb, University College London,
“‘The world in one city’ in an anxious nation: The divergence between
national and city-wide policy discourses on ethnic and cultural diversity in
the UK and London.”
Alice Rossi, University of Milan, “Different social effects and perceptions of
ethnic segregation in the governance of urban diversity: comparative
analysis of case studies in Turin (Northern Italy ) and Amsterdam New West
(the Netherlands)”
Kadri Leetmaa, Adam Bierzyñski, Ewa Karolina Korcelli-Olejniczak,
Szabolcs Fabula, Dániel Horváth, Katrin Grossmann, Annegret Haase and
Anneli Kährik “Approaches in governing emerging urban diversities: the
experiences of four post-socialist cities (Leipzig, Warsaw, Budapest and
Tallinn)”
Jan Vranken, University of Antwerp, “In which ways do the poor
contribute to urban (super/hyper) diversity?”
S12 : SHRINKING CITIES
AS INCUBATORS FOR
GREENING AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
SUSTAINABILITY (2)
ROOM B06
Convened by Sylvie Fol, Université Paris 1, and Helen Mulligan,
Cambridge Architectural Research Ltd
Buhnik Sophie, “How can Japan's shrinking suburbs remain sustainable? »
Moraes Sergio, “Promoting demographic density reduction in urban flood
risk areas in Brasil”
Pallagst Karina, “From manufacturing to ’eds and meds’: What roles do
place based substitute industries play in preventing the city of
Kaiserslautern from shrinking?”
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Convened by Evert Meijers, Delft University of Technology
S13 : SMALL AND MEDIUM
SIZED CITIES AS DRIVERS OF
GROWTH (2)
ROOM B07
Roberta Capello and Andrea Caragliu, “Agglomeration economies and
urban dynamics: A macro-territorial approach to second-rank city
performance”
Frank van Oort, Stefan de Geus and Teodora Dogaru, “Related variety,
unrelated variety and economic growth in medium-sized European urban
regions”
Martijn Burger, Marloes Hoogerbrugge and Evert Meijers, “Small and
medium-sized cities borrowing size and function”
Convened by Oliver Dlabac, University of Zurich
Discussant: Robin Hambleton, University of the West of England
S14 : THE DEMOCRATIC
FOUNDATIONS OF THE JUST
CITY (2)
ROOM C02
Alexander Hamedinger, TU Wien, “The Limits to Metropolitan Governance
Concerning Democracy: Relations between Different Forms of
Metropolitan Governance and Social Exclusion”
Oliver Dlabac, University of Zurich, “The Democratic Foundations of the
Just City: Towards a Comparative Framework”
Patrick Turmel, Université Laval, “A Democratic Assessment of Urban
Public Spaces”
Loren King, Wilfrid Laurier University, and Michael Blake, University of
Washington, “Pluralism about Global Justice: Democratic Lessons for
(and from) the Global City”
Convened by Sabine Weck, Research Institute for Regional and Urban
Development, Dortmund, and Christine Barwick, Sciences Po Paris
S15 : ROLE AND RELEVANCE
OF MIDDLE CLASSES IN
MIXED NEIGHBORHOOD
ROOM C06
Christine Barwick, Sciences Po, Paris, “The neighborhood as a safe
space? Processes of place (dis)identification of upwardly mobile
migrants”
Magda Bolzoni, University of Turin, “The diversity that we love. Some
reflections on the unstable balance between social inclusion,
commodification and control of diversity in an upgrading neighborhood
of Turin, Italy”
Susanne Frank, University of Dortmund, “Middle-class families in German
cities – paradoxes and ambivalences”
Penelope Vergou, University of Thessaly, “Middle class (dis)affiliation
processes and social diversity in Athenian mixed neighbourhoods”
Sabine Weck and Heike Hanhoerster, Research Institute for Regional and
Urban Development, Dortmund, “Middle Class Households in Mixed
Neighbourhoods in Germany: Boundaries and Boundary Crossing”
Convened by Sonia Guelton, Université Paris Est
S16 : BUILDING THE CITIES
FUTURES THROUGH URBAN
REGENERATION
Nikos Karadimitriou and Claudio De Magalhaes, University College
London, and Roelof Verhage, Institut d’Urbanisme de Lyon, “Risk, Urban
Regeneration and Public Policy Delivery in England, France and the
Netherlands”
ROOM C07
Jean-Marie Halleux, Université de Liège, “Urban regeneration and the
limitation of transaction costs in Wallonia : the “urban remembrement”
Alex Lord, University of Liverpool, “Cantos ciesta? Wieviel kostet es?
Combien ça coûte? Quanto costa? How much is that? Navigating
national differences using some (blind) behavioural economics”
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Roelof Verhage, Institut d’Urbanisme de Lyon, and Sonia Guelton,
University of Paris Est, “Land policy and urban regeneration: the effects of
different public-private arrangements in France”
S17: THE GLOBAL ALPHA
TERRITORY: THE SUPER RICH AND THEIR PLACE IN
CONTEMPORARY
URBANISM
Convened by Rowland Atkinson, University of York
Rowland Atkinson, David Rhodes (University of York) and Richard Webber
(King’s College London), “A profile of London’s alpha neighbourhoods”
Bart Wissink and Ray Forrest, City University of Hong Kong, “The Alpha
Territory in Hong Kong : An Inventory”
Roger Burrows, Caroline Knowles and Luna Glucksberg, Goldsmiths
University, “Public life in super-rich neighbourdhoods”
ROOM C104
Rowland Atkinson and Tim Butler, University of York, “The plutocratic cloud
: Super affluence and non-cosmopolitanism”
8:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Cocktail in Paris : Pavillon de l’Arsenal
DAY 2 - Thursday, June 19th : Cité Descartes
9:00 am - 1:00 pm : Cité Descartes
Thursday June 19 – Morning 1
9:00 am – 10:50 am - Program Parallel Sessions (3)
SESSIONS
Chairman : Lauren Andres, University of Birmingham
SPATIAL JUSTICE AND THE
CITY (SJC) 5 :
ENVIRONMENT AND
POLLUTION ISSUES
ROOM B03
Paulo Anciaes, University College London, “Using locally weighted
regressions to model social inequalities in exposure to urban road traffic
noise”
Christian Binette, McGill University, Missing title
Katrin Grossmann, Carsten Buchmann and Nina Schwarz, HelmholtzCentre for Environmental Research, “Energy costs, residential mobility,
and segregation in a shrinking city”
Jacob Norgiv Larsen and Jesper Ole Jensen, Aalborg University, “Urban
shrinkage, an exploration into the relationship between structural versus
cyclical movements”
Chairman : Laurent Terral, Université Paris-Est
PRODUCTIVE CITIES,
CREATIVE CITIES (PCC) 3 :
THE NEW ECONOMY :
LOCATION AND ACTORS
ROOM B04
Charles Ambrosino and Gilles Novarina, Université Pierre-Mendès-France,
Rachel Linossier, Université Lyon 2, and Magali Talandier, Université
Joseph Fourier, “After the technopolis, the creative metropolis?
Grenoble, facing the XXIst century ”
Simonetta Armondi and Matteo Bolocan Goldstein, Politecnico di Milano,
“Urban space and geography of production in the 21st century: notes
from Milan”
Isabel Breda-Vazquez, Carlos Oliveira and Diana Silva, University of
Porto, “Diversity and specificity: the spatial contexts of creativity of Porto
Metropolitan Region, Portugal”
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Sharifah Dawood and Khoo Suet Leng, Universiti Sains Malaysia,
“Knowledge Intensive Business Services (KIBS) and Knowledge Workers in
NCER Region of Malaysia: Mechanisms for the Corridor’s Economic
Strength”
Chairman : Daniel Florentin, Université Paris-Est
CITIES AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
SUSTAINABILITY (CES) 3 :
ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
FOR SUSTAINABLE CITIES
ROOM B101
Luis de Castro Caturla, Universidad Camilo José Cela, Madrid, “Desurbanization a sustainable option for urban crisis”
Joao Rafael Santos, Universidade de Lisboa, “Beyond the networked
metropolis: tracing changes in urban infrastructure, public space and
landscape in Lisbon and Tokyo”
Soe Won Hwang, Seoul National University, “Utilizing Urban Void Spaces
as Strategic Places for Sustainable Design”
Matthew Bradbury, Unitec Institute of Technology Auckland New
Zealand, “Waterfronts: Globalist development vs. localist ecology”
Laura Reese, Michigan State University, and Erin Kracatovich, Indiana
University South Bend, “Urban Deindustrialization and Eco-system Change:
Comparative Policy Narratives of Roaming Dogs”
Chairman :
« CITIES,
COSMOPOLITANISM,
MULTICULTURALISM »
(CMM) 1 :
DEFYING ETHNIC SPACE :
NEIGHBORHOODS, LABOR
AND HOUSING MARKETS
Derek Hyra, Virginia Tech, “Black Branding as an Urban Redevelopment
Strategy: Reducing or Reinforcing Racial Stereotypes?”
ROOM C07
Thibaud de Fortescu, Université Paris 8, “Socio-spatial segregation in the
agro-industrial cities of El Ejido and Roquetas de Mar (Almería, Spain)”
Sarah Feldman, Universidade de São Paulo, “Cosmopolitan Bom Retiro,
São Paulo: mutant and selective ethnic Identity”
Yohann Le Moigne, University of Paris 8, “Compton, A black city with a
Latino majority: ethnic succession and race relations in a Los Angeles
suburb”
Chairman : Hubert Heinelt, University of Darmstadt
Alanna Felt, McGill University, “Axis or allies ? The question of civic
engagement in an ever-changing urban landscape”
CITIES AND DEMOCRACY
(CAD) 3 :
MULTI-ACTORS
ROOM B102
Burçu Ozdirlik, N. Arab and E. Vivant, Université Paris-Est, "Inhabitants,
artists and urban planners: an unlikely encounter?"
Bas Denters, University of Cape Town, “Left to their own devices : citizens
initiatives and the viability of community self-governance”
Peter Andreas Norn, Copenhagen Business School, “Urban Governance
revisited : A theoritical framework for studying political leadership in the
network society”
Jesper Hansen and Lars Engleberg, Danish Building Research Institute,
“Mediating the tension between control and self-organisation in the urban
fringe : Danish planning interventions in post-industrial and suburban
areas”
Chairman : Lin Ye, Sun Yat Sen University
SPATIAL JUSTICE AND THE
CITY (SJC) 6:
LOCAL POPULATION,
LIVABILITY AND URBAN
CHANGE
Chiao Yen Yang, University of Washington, “Cultural resilience in Asian
heritage sites: a study of Lijiang, China”
Shammi Akter Satu and Rebecca L.H.Chiu, The University of Hong Kong,
“Livalibility in the dense urban neighborhoods from residents’ perspective:
a case study of Dhaka, Bangladesh”
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ROOM B104
Civelek Cansu, University of Vienna, “An ethnographic inquiry into the
branding strategies of Eskisehir, Turkey, and new social and economic
inequalities”
Silvia Aru, Francesca Governa and Marco Santangelo, Politecnico di
Torino, “Smart cities, just cities?”
SPECIAL SESSIONS
S18 : POST METROPOLITAN
CITIES, PROCESSES OF
URBANREGIONALIZATION
AND THE CONTEMPORARY
URBAN QUESTION (1)
ROOM B105
Convened by Valeria Fedeli, Politecnico di Milano
Alessandro Balducci, Politecnico di Milano, “Building an Atlas of postmetropolis: methodological and critical challenges”
Paolo Perulli,
postmetropolis”
Università
del
Piemonte
Orientale,
“Governing
Giancarlo Paba, University of Florence, “Polynucleated city networks and
geo-historical ‘textures’ in the post-metropolitan landscapes of Tuscany”
Giovanni Laino, Federico II University, “Which post-metropolis from the
South?”
S19 : COMPARING LOCAL
CITIZENSHIP IN CITY
REGIONS, THE CITIZENS’
PERSPECTIVE (1)
ROOM B106
Convened by Anders Lidström, Umea University
Chair: Frank Hendriks, Tilburg University
Commentator: Melanie Walter-Rogg, University of Regensburg
Linze Schaap, Tilburg University, “Enhancing city region democracy”
Daniel Kübler, University of Zürich, “Citizenship in the fragmented
metropolis – an individual level analysis from Switzerland”
Joan-Josep Vallbé, Mariona Tomàs and Jaume Magre, University of
Barcelona, “Being metropolitan: the effects of individual and contextual
factors on shaping metropolitan identity”
Anders Lidström, Umeå University, “Territorial political orientations in two
Swedish city-regions”
Marta Lackowska, University of Warsaw, Lukasz Mikula, University in
Poznan, “How metropolitan can you go? Citizenship in Polish metropolitan
regions”
S20 : SHRINKING CITIES AS
NEW SPACES FOR
CREATIVITY AND
PRODUCTIVITY (1)
ROOM B06
Convened by Karina Pallagst, University of Kaiserslautern and Emmanuèle
Cunningham-Sabot, ENS, Paris
Chair: Frank Hendriks, Tilburg University
Commentator: Melanie Walter-Rogg, University of Regensburg
Marie-Fleur Albecker, “Globalization and urban policies in Paris’ and New
York’s first suburbs. From decline to revival?”
Laura Schatz, “The influence of neoliberalism in the context of population
decline: An analysis of planning strategies in Broken Hill, Australia”
Ivonne Audirac, “Urban shrinkage in Latin America”
Convened by A. Walliser, New York University
S21 : COLLABORATIVE
GOVERNANCE UNDER
AUSTERITY (1)
ROOM B07
Jonathan Davies, De Monfort University, “Collaborative Governance
Under Austerity: The Case of Leicester”
Ismael Blanco and Marc Parés, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona,
“Collaborative Governance Under Austerity: The Case of Barcelona”
Ramón Canal, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona, “Collaborative
Governance Under Austerity: The Case of Lleida”
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Rafa Ajandiz and Imanol Tellería, Universidad del País Vasco,
“Collaborative Governance Under Austerity: The Case of Bilbao and San
Sebastián”
Madeleine Pill and Valeria Guarneros-Meza, University of Cardiff,
“Collaborative Governance Under Austerity: The Case of Cardiff”
Convened by E. d’Albergo, University La Sapienza
S22: METROPOLITAN
GOVERNANCE OF
METROPOLITAN
DEVELOPMENT (1)
ROOM C02
E. Gualini and C. Fricke, Berlin University of Technology, “Berlin as (implicit)
metropolitan space: contradictions of the institutional construction of sca
J. S. Gross and J. Nelles, Hunter College of the City University of New York,
“Interrogating the Region through Transport Networks: The Case of Lower
Manhattan”
B. Bon and L. Kennedy, EHESS, “Scalar politics in the construction of
metropolitan Delhi. Examining shifting patterns of state engagement in
mass transport and economic development”
C. Lefèvre, Université Paris Est, “The governance of metropolitan
development: introductory paper”
B. Pizzo and N. Inwinkl, University of Rome, “Which metropolitan area?
Top-down and bottom-up restructuring processes in Rome”
S23 : SPATIALITIES OF
COLLABORATION,
EMERGING PRACTICES IN
CREATIVE URBAN
ECONOMIES
ROOM C06
Convened by Peter Meyer, The Energy and Environment Project
Peter B. Meyer, University of Louisville, NO TITLE
Francesco Musco, University of Venice, NO TITLE
Paul Nathanail, University of Nottingham, NO TITLE
Ulrich Reuter, Urban Climate Office, Stuttgart, NO TITLE
Person to be designated, ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability, NO
TITLE
Daniela Luise, City of Padua, NO TITLE
10:50 am - 11:10 am
Coffee break
Thursday June 19 – Morning 2
11:10 am – 1:00 pm : Program Parallel Sessions (4)
SESSIONS
Chairman : Jens Dangshat, Vienna University of Technology
Sandra Huning, Dortmund University of Technology, “Gender inequalities
in the urban context – An issue for inclusive urban planning?”
SPATIAL JUSTICE AND THE
CITY (SJC) 7 :
MINORITIES
Maria Jesús Rodríguez-García, Pablo de Olavide University, « Towards
more women inclusive cities? The role of local women participatory
councils in Spain”.
ROOM B03
Kathleen Coll, University of San Francisco and Ron Hayduk, City University
of New York, “Steps towards realizing democracy’s promise : immigrants
voting rights in the U.S”
Ravi Perry, Mississippi State University, “Minority Representation as
Inclusive Strategy”
Chairman :
PRODUCTIVE CITIES,
CREATIVE CITIES (PCC) 4 :
Antonella Bruzzese, Politecnico di Milano, “Creative industries, “effects of
place” and the role of public actor”
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CREATIVITY AND PROXIMITY
IN THE CITY
ROOM B04
Juliana Martins, University College London, “Silicon Roundabout as a
neighbourhood of digital production: functionality, territorial identity, and
the expectation of encounter”
Juan Vidaechea and Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway, Universitat de
Barcelona, “U+3(i), spaces for the emergence and fertilization of
creativity: the case of audiovisual festivals in Barcelona”
Chairman : Rob Atkinson, University of the West of England
CITIES AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
SUSTAINABILITY (CES) 4 :
STRATEGIC SPATIAL
PLANNING AND TOOLS FOR
SUSTAINABILITY
ROOM B101
Christophe Demazières and José Serrano, University of Tours, Ian Smith
and Stephen Hall, University of the West of England, “How does strategic
spatial planning balance ecological viability and economic
development? Lessons from England and France”
Aurélien Delpirou, Université Paris-Est, “Models of sustainable urbanization
in the face of territorial legacies: some thoughts based on the case of
Rome”
Susse Georg, Aalborg University, “Sustainable cities – Competition,
contestation and the performative role of sustainable planning tools”
Maj Britt Quitzau, Naja Poulsen and Stig Hirsbak, Aalborg University, Ted
Gustavsson, City of Malmö, “Transformative dynamics in detailed
planning - sustainable solutions through strategic navigation rather than
impositions?”
Manuel Wolff, Annegret Haase, Helmohltz Center for Environmental
Research, Dagmar Haase and Nadja Kabisch Humbolt University, “The
linkages between urban re-growth and land use change: impacts for
social and environmental sustainability”
Katrin Grossmann and Annegret Haase, “Shrinking Cities and their
potentials and trade-offs for achieving long-term sustainability: the
examples of land use changes and energy efficiency"
Chairman : Armelle Choplin, Université Paris-Est
CITIES, COSMOPOLITANISM,
MULTICULTURALISM (CMM)
2:
PLANNING MULTICULTURAL
SPACE
ROOM B102
Yasminah Beebeejaun, Bartlett School of Planning, “Provincialising
planning: ethnicity, place and power”
Dalia Mukhtar-Landgren, Lund University, “Planning the multicultural City –
conflicting Ideals of homogeneity and heterogeneity in urban planning”
Pedro Gomes, Université Paris-Est, “Differing approaches to public space
and the multicultural in the (re)making of a strategic place: Mouraria in
Lisbon, Portugal (2007-present)”
Gaia Testore, Arianna Santero and Rebecca Feinberg, Université Libre de
Bruxelles, “How many Porta Palazzos are there? Conflicting
representations and the social production of urban multiculturalism in
Italy”
Lisa Bornstein, McGill University, “Planning in translation: public
participation, language and space in the reconstruction of 'divided'
Cities”
Chairman : Bas Denters, University of Twente
CITIES AND DEMOCRACY
(CAD) 4:
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
ROOM B104
Inga Hajdarowicz, Jagiellonian University, “Does participation empower ?
Example of women involved in participatory budgeting in Medellin”
Juliet Carpenter, ENS Lyon, “Listening for « unheard voices »? Urban
regeneration governance in France and the UK”
Arturo Flores, University of Mexico, and Jo Howard, University of Bristol,
“Democratising the neighbourhood in Bristol and Mexico City ?”
13
Paula Russell, University College Dublin, “Neighbourhood Responses to
Economic Crisis”
Grazia Concilio, Francesco Molinari and Emma Puerari, Politecnico di
Milano “Rethinking activism : living labs and urban participation”
Chairman : Edward Goetz, University of Minnesota
SPATIAL JUSTICE AND THE
CITY (SJC) 8:
SEGREGATION 1 :
ECONOMIC PROCESSES
ROOM B105
Ken Chilton, Owen Furuseth and Kimberly Triplett, Tennessee State
University, “Who Benefits from European Investment in a Mid-sized US
City? The Bad News from Chattanooga, TN”
Bill Randolph and Andrew Tice, University of New South Wales, “The
suburbanisation of disadvantage in Australian cites: Socio-spatial
polarisation in an era of Neo-liberalism”.
Dylan Simone and R. Alan Walks, University of Toronto, “Predatory
Finance in Canada? A View from the Marginalized”.
Chairman : Vanessa Watson, University of Cape Town
URBAN PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT AND SPATIAL
JUSTICE
Lina Olsson, Malmö University, “Urban Planning by Real Estate
Development – the privatization of Swedish municipal Land and its
democratic consequences”
Jose Manuel Rodriguez Alvarez and Enrique Fanta Ivanovich, World Bank,
“Improving tax management and fiscal justice in cities : the STAT tool for
assessing the property tax management in Latin America”
ROOM B106
Johanna Lillius, Aalto University, “Will we be urban then? Urbanity as a
vision for Helsinki 2050”
SPATIAL JUSTICE AND THE
CITY (SJC) 9:
Rosie Tighe and Joanna Ganning, Appalachian State University, “Equity
Planning Approaches for Shrinking Cities: Perspectives from the US”
SPECIAL SESSIONS
Convened by Valeria Fedeli, Politecnico di Milano
S24 : POST METROPOLITAN
CITIES, PROCESSES OF
URBAN REGIONALIZATION
AND THE CONTEMPORARY
URBAN QUESTION (2)
ROOM B06
Camilla Perrone, Universita’ di Firenze, and Francesca Gelli, IUAV,
“Venezia Post-metropolis and the governance question: exploration in the
new regional cities of Venezia and Firenze”
Valeria Fedeli, Politecnico di Milano, and Cristiana Rossignolo, Politecnico
di Torino, “Post-metropolis and the governance question: explorations
in Milan and Turin urban regions”
Daniela De Leo, Universita’ Roma La Sapienza, and Camilla Perrone,
Universita’ di Firenze, “Social and spatial segregation: inclusion and
exclusion in some Italian post-metropolis case studies”
Annalisa Giampino, Marco Picone and Vincenzo Todaro, Universita’ di
Palermo, “From South to North: interpretive analysis about the postmetropolitan phenomena in marginal contexts
S25 : SHRINKING CITIES AS
NEW SPACES FOR
CREATIVITY AND
PRODUCTIVITY (2)
ROOM B07
Convened by Karina Pallagst, University of Kaiserslautern and Emmanuèle
Cunningham-Sabot, ENS Paris
Tong Wu and Hae-Un Rii, “Gambling for More: Casino as Development
Strategy for a Korean Shrinking Region”
Simon Sanchez Moral, “Talent attraction and retention within the Spanish
urban system: an exploratory analysis of creative workers trajectories in
shrinking cities
Marco Bontje, Annegret Haase and Dieter Rink, “Leipzig: the comeback city?
Leipzig’s trajectory from shrinkage to regrowth and its policy implications”
14
Maxwell Hartt and Joshua Warkentin, “‘Revitalizing’ Shrinking Cities: A Twin
City Comparison”
S26 : SPATIAL JUSTICE IN
CITIES : DIFFERENCE,
CITIZENSHIP AND THE
RIGHTS TO THE CITY
ROOM C02
Convened by Claire Hancock, Université Paris Est – LABEX Urban Futures,
Working Group “Justice, Space, Discrimination, Inequality”
C. Hancock, UPEC, “Deprived neighbourhoods as « ordinary », the poor
as the « real creative » : rethinking target areas of the Politique de la Ville”
M. Samers, University of Kentucky, “Survival in the city: How young
immigrants in France make a living in the absence of formal work”
C. Lelévrier and A. Escafré-Dublet, Université Paris-Est Créteil, “Urban
Policies in Paris: a City Response to Diversity?”
S. Fol, Université Paris-1, and C. Gallez, LVMT, “Social inequalities in urban
access: shifting from mobility to accessibility policies?”
M. Drozdz, Université Lyon-II, and B. Lipietz, University College London,
“Spatial justice and the London Olympics: whose 'convergence'?”
Convened by A. Walliser, New York University
S27 : COLLABORATIVE
GOVERNANCE UNDER
AUSTERITY (2)
Rosa de la Fuente, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Julio Alguacil
and Pedro Chaves, Universidad Carlos III, “Collaborative Governance
UndeAusterity: The Case of Madrid”
ROOM C06
María Velasco, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, and Andres Walliser,
New York University, “Collaborative Governance Under Austerity: Cultural
Policy and participation in Madrid”
Steve Griggs, De Montford University, and David Howard, University of
Essex, “Collaborative Governance Under Austerity: The Case of Nantes”
Eleni Triantafyllopoulou, John Sayas and Dimitris Poulos, National
Technical University of Athens, “Social networks and the future of the city.
Reclaiming Αthens in an era of economic crisis”
Joao Seixas, Universidade de Lisboa, “Collaborative Governance Under
Austerity: The Case of Lisbon”
Convened by Ernesto D’Albergo, University La Sapienza
S28 : METROPOLITAN
GOVERNANCE OF
METROPOLITAN
DEVELOPMENT (2)
ROOM C07
Ernesto d’Albergo and G. Moini, University of Rome, “The ambiguous
«metropolitan» development of Rome: the role of political and economic
factors”
Camille Gardesse and Christian Lefèvre, Université Paris Est, “The Greater
Paris project: State, economic actors and civil society”
Lin Ye, Sun Yat-Sen University, “Constructing the new metropolitan center
in Shenzhen, China: The Link between state and firms”
Y. Demirkaya, Marmara University, “The Dynamics of Istanbul Metropolitan
Development: The Role of Big Scale Projects and Private Sector”
Luiz Cesar de Queiroz Ribeiro, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro,
and N. Rojas de Carvalho, Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro,
“Rio de Janeiro ´s megaevents: a case of urban development at
odds with the metropolis”
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Lunch : Cité Descartes - Ecole des Ponts ParisTech
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2:30 pm - 6:30 pm : Cité Descartes
Thursday June 19 - Afternoon 1
2.30 pm – 4.20 pm : Program Parallel Sessions (5)
SESSIONS
Chairman : Ivan Tosics, Metropolitan Research Institute
SPATIAL JUSTICE AND THE
CITY (SJC) 10 –
SEGREGATION 2 :
Chihsin Chiu, Fu Jen Catholic University, “Building a Green Fortress?
Rethinking planning and design strategies of New Jiancheng Circle in
Taipei”
SOCIAL PROCESSES
Paul Jargowsky, Rutgers University, “Changes in Segregation by Race and
Class: the Implications for Schools”.
ROOM B03
Nadja Kabisch and Dagmar Haase, Humboldt-Universität, “Urban green
space provisioning in Berlin, Germany – Challenges and opportunities of
equal access to sustainable urban green spaces”
Chairman : Lauren Andres, University of Birmingham
PRODUCTIVE CITIES,
CREATIVE CITIES (PCC) 5 :
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
POLICIES
ROOM B04
Gilles Crague, Ecole des Ponts Paris Tech, “Economic spaces and the
City : strategic places for which strategic players?”
Carola Fricke, Technical University of Berlin, “The ‘city’ is the new ‘region’:
Metropolitan areas in European urban policies”
Karsten Zimmermann, Technical University of Dortmund, “Seeking the
cooperative advantage of polycentric metropolitan regions?”
Stefanie Dühr, Radboud University Nijmegen, “EU macro-regional
strategies: the role of cities in complex multi-level governance arenas”
Nabil Mehem, Politecnico di Milano, “Branded cities, global places, and
sharing the cost of Globalization”
Chairman : Olivier Coutard, Université Paris-Est
CITIES AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
SUSTAINABILITY (CES) 5 :
POLITICS AND PRACTICES
OF URBAN SUSTAINABILITIES
ROOM B101
Nufar Avni, Mc Gill University, “Sustainability contested- the tensions
between global trends, resident choices and local politics: a case study
of Beer Sheva, Israel”
Cyria Emelianoff, Université du Maine, “Local governments in economic
or ecological globalization? Revisiting "sustainable urban development"”
Laura Fregolent and Carla Tedesco, University of Venice, “Sustainability in
practice: insights from some Veneto region urban areas”
Chiara Marchionni, University of Study of L'Aquila, “Sustainable networks in
the rehabilitation of small towns. The case of Abruzzo Region, Italy”
Josephine Gatti Schafer, Kansas State University, “City Capacity or Green
Strategy: Explaining the adoption of green practices in cities?”
Chairman : Angeline Escafré-Dublet, Sciences Po Paris
CITIES, COSMOPOLITANISM,
MULTICULTURALISM (CMM)
3:
Paola Briata, University College London, “ “Diversity” in the London Plan:
Rhetoric of cosmopolitan urban space in the face of everyday
multiculturalism”
IMPLEMENTING DIVERSITY
Margaret Haderer, University of Toronto, “Canada From the Rights of the City to
the Right to the City: Struggles for Visible Places of Worship as Struggles for
Emancipation? The case of Mosque Construction in Toronto and Vienna. »
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ROOM B102
Jens S. Dangschat, Vienna University of Technology, “ ‘Integration of
Diversity’ – Politically Nice to Have, but Difficult to Implement”
Yun mi Lee, Politecnico Milano, “ “Ex-changing”: re-identification of urban
slum and slum improvement project by case study of Kolkata in India”
Samuel Obadiah, University of Jos, “Contested Cities in Northern Nigeria:
A Reflection on the City of Jos”
Chairman : Lin Ye, Sun Yat Sen University
CITIES AND DEMOCRACY
(CAD) 5 :
PRIVATIZATION, NEO
LIBERALISM AND
DEMOCRACY
ROOM B104
Burçu Ozdirlik, Université Paris-Est, “Civic society as regulating body :
resistance as a means to power”
Claudia Petrescu, Garland S. Doyle, “Can Democracy and Community
Development Continue in Cities During a State Takeover ? Lessons
Learned from two American Cities”
Mike Raco, University College London, “Privatising Democracy ? The
Transformation of Local State-Market Relations in Urban Governance”
Clemente J. Navarro and Maria Jesús Rodríguez-García, Pablo de
Olavide University, “The contextual character of urban democracy : the
effects of local political culture on citizen participation”
Declan Redmond, University College Dublin, “Re-Casting Planning in the
Republic of Ireland after the Crash : Governance and Local Democracy
in the Dublin Region”
Chairman : Rob Atkinson
SPACIAL JUSTICE AND THE
CITY” (SJC) 11 :
Aurélie Delage, Université Lyon 2 / Hunter College, “A River Runs Through
It”. Community Organizations reclaiming Access to the Waterfront by
Deconstructing an Expressway in the Bronx (NYC)”
DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGES
Anna Domaradzka, University of Warsaw, and Filip Wijkström, Stockholm
University, “New Urban Movement as an Emerging Field: Case of Poland”
ROOM B105
Sergio Franco, Barcelona University, “Participatory Budgeting: the global
spread of a local inclusive practice?”
Robin Hambleton, University of the West of England, “Leading the
inclusive city – international lesson-drawing for future urban governance”.
SPECIAL SESSIONS
Convened by Joseph Schilling, Metropolitan Institute, Virginia Tech
S29 : REMAKING FRENCH
AND AMERICAN CITIES IN
TRANSITION
ROOM B106
Charles Kolb and Emma Archer, French American Foundation, “The
Promise and Power of Professional Exchanges—Lessons from the French
American Foundation’s Sustainable Cities Initiative”
Joseph Schilling, Virginia Tech, “The Greening of Cities - Eco City Examples
from French American Foundation’s Study Tour Year Two”
Pierre Lefevre, Journalist, “Telling the Story of Sustainable Cities Reflections from the French American Foundation’s Study Tour Year One”
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Convened by Lauren Andres, University of Birmingham
S30 : CITY FUTURES AND
REGENERATION ECONOMY
ROOM B06
John Bryson, University of Birmingham, “Regeneration
Transforming People, Place and Production”
Economies:
Lauren Andres, University of Birmingham, “Can we learn from the past or
start from scratch? Rethinking cities’ futures in a regeneration context”
Jennifer Clark, Georgia Institute of Technology, “Regeneration by Design:
The Rise of Regional Intermediaries and the Reemergence of Collective
Action”
Chloe Billing, University of Birmingham, “Rockets, Satellites and Drones: The
Emerging Economic Geographies of British Space Manufacturing
Jacob Salder, University of Birmingham, “Firm connections on the urban
edge: regional renaissance through the firm-based territorial and
relational”
Convened by Enrico Gualini, Berlin University of Technology
S31 : URBAN CONTENTION
AND CONFLICT:
DEMOCRATIC,
EMANCIPATORY – AND
TRANSFORMATIVE?
CONTRIBUTIONS TO A
PROGRESSIVE RESEARCH
AGENDA
ROOM B07
Enrico Gualini, Berlin University of Technology, “Urban contention and
conflict in urban policy and planning: democratic, emancipatory – and
transformative?”
Lia Vasconcelos and Helena Farrell, New University of Lisbon, João
Mourato, University of Lisbon, “Framing conflict as an interpretative tool in
policy analysis”
Francesco Lo Piccolo, Annalisa Giampino and Vincenzo Todaro, University
of Palermo, “Making the invisible conflicts visible: for a progressive
planning research agenda in Palermo”
Hendrik Wagenaar, University of Sheffield, and Marco Allegra, University of
Lisbon, “Conflict and governance in urban settings”
S32 : URBAN WATER MANAGEMENT AND
SUSTAINABILITY
COMPARATIVE APPROACH
BETWEEN NORTH AND
SOUTH COUNTRIES (1)
Convened by Ana-Lucia Britto, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, and
Bernard Barraqué, Cemagref
Luisa Smith, Universidade de Lisboa, NO TITLE
Davi Sauri and Hug Marc, Universitàt Autonoma de Barcelona, NO TITLE
Rosa Formiga, Universidade Estadual do Rio de Janeiro, NO TITLE
ROOM C02
Convened by Jonathan Davies, De Montfort University
S33 : URBAN GOVERNANCE
UNDER AUSTERITY,
COMPARATIVE INSIGHTS
FROM AFRICA, EUROPE
AND THE USA
ROOM C06
Jill Simon Gross, Hunter College, CUNY, “Migrant Integration and the
Urban Crisis: A New Rhetoric for A New Reality”
Chris Thornhill, University of Pretoria, “African cities: Challenges and
Prospects”
Madeleine Pill, Cardiff University, “Embedding in the City: the Role of
Philanthropic Foundations in Urban Governance”
Beth Perry, University of Salford Manchester, “Governing Crisis or a Crisis of
Governance? Practices in the Post-Industrial City”
18
Convened by Jan Erling Klausen, NIBR, Norway
S34 : GOVERNANCE OF
URBAN SUSTAINABILITY
TRANSITIONS (1)
ROOM C07
Nancy Holman, E. Pani and Hege Hofstad, “The governmentality of higher
density development in England and Norway”
Jan Erling Klausen, Ove Langeland and Marte Winsvold, “The role of
knowledge and knowledge transfer for climate adaptation”
Marit Ekne Ruud, “Social cohesion and social differentiation as strategy in
sustainable urban development”
Gro Sandkjær Hanssen and Hege Hofstad, “Balancing competing
concerns in compact city development – what concerns are losing?”
Convened by Anna-Lisa Muller, University of Bremen
S35 : THE CREATIVE CLASS
AS MOBILE URBAN
WORKERS
ROOM C104
Anna-Lisa Müller, University of Breme, “Introducing the session's topic”
Shelly Ronen, New York University, “Redesigning Difference: Paradox,
Displacement and Gender Renewal in Designer Subjectivities”
Jinliao He, University of Heidelberg, “The rapid rise of creative workers in
Shanghai”
Jörg Plöger, Research Institute for Regional and Urban Development
Dortmund, “Without a trace? Highly-mobile skilled migrants and urban
development”
S36 : COMPARING LOCAL
CITIZENSHIP IN CITY
REGIONS, THE CITIZENS
PERSPECTIVE’ (2)
ROOM C01
Convened by Anders Lidström, Umea University
Commentator: Daniel Kübler, University of Zürich
Frank Hendriks and Linze Schaap, Tilburg University, “Good urban
governance: how about city regions?”
Mariona Tomàs, Joan-Josep Vallbé and Jaume Magre, University of
Barcelona, “Exploring metropolitan identity. The case of Barcelona”
Christine Hudson, Umeå University, “Left holding the baby or bringing the
bacon home jointly. The gendered consequences of regional
enlargement and increased commuting”
Niklas Eklund, Umeå University, “Governing city-regions: the citizens’
perspective”
Melanie Walter-Rogg, University of Regensburg, “Political Legitimation at
the Regional Level - Knowledge and Feelings of Metropolitan Citizens in
the Case of Stuttgart”
4:20 pm - 4:40 pm
Coffee break
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Thursday June 19 - Afternoon 2
4:40 pm - 6:30 pm - Parallel Sessions (6)
SESSIONS
Chairman :
PRODUCTIVE CITIES,
CREATIVE CITIES (PCC) 6 :
Bart Sleutjes, University of Amsterdam, “Stated residential preferences of
highly-skilled migrants in The Netherlands”
RESIDENTIAL LOCATION OF
HIGHLY SKILLED WORKERS
Willem Boterman, University of Amsterdam, “Assessing the role of cultural
capital in the differentiation of stated preferences of high skilled workers
in Amsterdam and Eindhoven”
ROOM B03
Cathy Yang Liu, Georgia State University, “The Geographic Location and
Mobility of Immigrant Entrepreneurs in US Cities”
Clément Barbier, Université Paris 8 Vincennes Saint-Denis, “Negotiating
through newspeak. Policies of attractiveness in stigmatized urban areas in
the Northern France”
Chairman : Florine Ballif, Université Paris-Est Créteil
CITIES, COSMOPOLITANISM,
MULTICULTURALISM (CMM)
4:
REPRESENTATIONAL SPACE
ROOM B04
Clifford D. Deaton, University of Illinois, “Public Art and Community
Development in Albany Park, Chicago”
Martin Power and Eoin Devereux, University of Limerick, “Diversity through
Creativity: Making Soundscapes, Activating Critical Citizens (A Case Study
from LimerickSoundscapes)”
Gary Gumpert, Peter Haratonik and Susan Drucker Urban Communication
Foundation, “Communicative Infrastructures of the Globalized City”
Renata Inês Burlacchini Passos da Silva Pinto and Michele Meneses de
Amorim, Universidade Federal da Bahia, “Urban Narratives: The place of
the speech in the construction of the urban space”
SPECIAL SESSIONS
S37 : RETHINKING HIGH RISE
GEOGRAPHIES
ROOM B101
Convened by Igal Charney, University of Haifa and Gillad Rosen, Hebrew
University of Jerusalem
Maria Kaika, University of Manchester, “Architecture as radical imaginary:
the fall of the icon and the rise of the serial object of architecture”
Gillad Rosen, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, “Condo-builders and
Toronto’s changing cityscape”
Igal Charney, University of Haifa, “A Manhattan super-tall skyscraper went
astray? How One World Trade Center eclipsed the Freedom Tower”
S38 : URBAN WATER
MANAGEMENT AND
SUSTAINABILITY
COMPARATIVE APPROACH
BETWEEN NORTH AND
SOUTH COUNTRIES (2)
ROOM B102
Convened by Ana-Lucia Britto, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, and
Bernard Barraqué, Cemagref France
Franck Poupeau, CNRS-Université de l’Arizona, NO TITLE
Jorge Gironas Leon, Universidad Católica de Chile, NO TITLE
Mathilde Gralepois, Université de Tours, NO TITLE
Jens Libbe, German Institute of Urban Affairs, NO TITLE
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Convened by Jan Erling Klausen, NIBR, Norway
S39 : GOVERNANCE OF
URBAN SUSTAINABILITY
TRANSITIONS (2)
ROOM B104
Trond Vedeld, “Multi-level governance, climate change and flooding in
urban Africa”
Jørn Holm-Hansen, “Adaptation to climate change in Russian cities –
overcoming hierarchy and sectoralism?”
Roar Samuelsen, “Building the Future – The Norwegian FutureBuilt
Programme as a Case of Urban Sustainability Transition”
Hege Hofstad, Inger-Lise Saglie and Helge Renå, “What is the condition
for creating sustainable transition through urban planning?”
Convened by Nik Luka, Mc Gill University
S40 : TAMING MEGA
PROJECTS
Gross, Mueller, “Strategies, tactics and outcomes in the struggle for
community benefits agreements: U.S. and Canadian experiences”
ROOM B105
Belanger, Bornstein, Gauthier, Panneton, Pearl, “Community benefits and
collaborative processes: a comparative study of the participation of local
actors in the design of two Montreal super hospotals”
Felt, Valladares, “Development agreements in Montreal: cityplanners as
negotiators of community benefits”
Elsworthy, Felt, Kraemer, Lambton, Luka “Multi-stakeholder planning
processes as a route to sustainable communities in Montreal : Ville St
Marie, Marconi, Alexandra and Ville St Pierre”
Vandermeulen, Zaki, Bornstein, “Planning contentious projects upstream
(‘en amont”): the OCPM’s multi-stakeholder processes a conflict,
conciliation or consensus”.
Convened by Carol Camp Yeakey, Washington University
S41 : AMERICA’S URBAN
DIVIDE : STUDIES IN SOCIAL
POLARIZATION AND
INEQUALITY OR TALES FROM
THREE CITIES
ROOM B106
S42 : WHITHER LEFT COAST
PROGRESSIVISM?
ROOM B06
Carol Camp Yeakey, Washington University in Saint Louis, “Redevelopment and Gentrification in Two of America's Alpha Cities: Case
Studies of Social Polarization and Inequality in Chicago and New York”
Rodney K. Hopson, George Mason University, “The Steel City (Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania): What Works and For Whom in 'America's Most Livable
City?'”
Judith Brooks Buck, Virginia State University, “Spatial Justice and
Inequality in Washington, D.C.: Coexisting in the Parallel Contexts of
Segregated Sectors”
Submitted by Rachel Brahinsky and Keally McBride, University of San
Francisco
Rachel Brahinsky, Assistant Professor, Urban Affairs, University of San
Francisco
Keally McBride, Associate Professor, Politics, University of San Francisco
Jon Zarobell, Assistant Professor, International Studies, University of San
Francisco
Tanu Sankalia, Associate Professor, Art and Architecture, University of San
Francisco
Richard Walker, Professor Emeritus, Geography, University of California,
Berkeley
5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
EURA General Assembly
AUDITORIUM BEA (AISLE A)
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DAY 3 - Friday, June 20th : Ferme du Buisson and Marne-la-Vallée
9:30 am
9:30 am - 11:30 am
1:30 pm : Ferme du Buisson
Roundtable and discussion : International exchange of views on thinking,
planning and living the city
Discussant : Mustafa Dikeç, Université Paris-Est
Participants :
Vanessa Watson, School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics,
African Centre for Cities, University of Cape Town, South Africa
Aromar Revi, Director Indian Institute for Human Settlements, Bangalore,
India
Robin Hambleton, Professor, University of the West of England, United
Kingdom
Susan E. Clarke, Professor, University of Colorado, Boulder, USA
11:30 am - 12:00 pm
Farewell : EURA UAA
12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Lunch : la Ferme du Buisson
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Tours Marne-la-Vallée
Environment and Landscape
Urban innovations
Urban planning and Tourism
Architecture and history of the New Town
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Address of the international conference
La Ferme du Buisson
Address :
Scène nationale de Marne-laVallée Allée de la Ferme 77186 Noisiel
Cité Descartes - Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée
University Paris-Est Marne-laVallee Address :
Bois de l'Etang - 5 Bd
Descartes - Champs sur
Marne - 77455 Marne-laVallée Cedex 2
Rooms :
Aisle A : Auditorium BEA
Aisle B :
Ground Floor : B03
B04
B06
B07
First Floor:
B101
B102
B104
B105
B106
Aisle C :
Ground Floor: C01
C02
C06
C07
First Floor:
C104
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Ecole des Ponts ParisTech
Address :
Salle Le NADIR
6/8 av. Blaise Pascal Champs sur Marne - 77455
Marne-la-Vallée Cedex 2
Place for lunch June 18th
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