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FINAL PROGRAMME FOR THE ANNUAL CONGRESS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF EUROPEAN SCHOOLS OF

PLANNING JULY 15th – 18th 2009, LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND

Version Updated : 14/07/2009

Track Session Date Time Venue No. Paper Author (s)

OPENING PLENARY Wednesday

15th July

2009

3.30 - 6.00 Sherrington

Lecture Theatre

Welcome and introduction: Prof Dave Shaw,

Chair, Local Organising Committee, Pro Vice

Chancellor Steve Holloway, RTPI President Martin

Willey, Aesop President Prof. Willem Salet

The City Region - Past, Present and

Future; “Liverpool Regeneration:

Reflections on the Past, Lessons for

the Future” Nigel Lee, Head of

Planning, Liverpool City Council;

“Impacts 08 - early reflections on the

impact on Liverpool as a European

Capital of Culture” Dr.Beatriz Garcia,

University of Liverpool; “A Future

Vision for the Region” Peter Nears,

Strategic Planning Director, Peel

Holdings

TRACK 1: Planning

Theory: Trust and

Professionalism

Session 1: Trust and

Professionalism

Thursday

16th July

2009

9.00-10.30 Rendall Lecture

Theatre 1

53 1. Creating spaces of trust: the challenge of future

planning theory in Western cities

Yosef Jabareen

249 2. Building trust in planning: understanding the

contested legitimacy of a planning decision

Malcolm Tait

120 3. Skills, professional accountability and

organisations in urban policy and planning

Barry Goodchild, Gilles Jeannot and

Paul Hickman

78 4. The Dutch layer approach in spatial planning

and design – turn-of-the-century or a

fundamental development?

Jeroen van Schaick and Ina Klaasen

TRACK 2: European

Territorial

Cohesion

Session 1: Overviews Thursday

16th July

2009

9.00-10.30 Civic Design

Lecture Theatre

1

163 1. European Spatial Planning: Past, Present and

Future

Andreas Faludi

96 2. EU territorial governance: learning from an

institutional reading

Umberto Janin Rivolin

158 3. Reinventing spatial planning in a borderless

Europe: Emergent themes

Bas Waterhout, Andreas Faludi, Jody

Milder, Vincent Nadin, Dominic Stead,

Wil Zonneveld




TRACK 3: Planning

Education

Session 1:

Theoretical

Perspectives

Thursday

16th July

2009

9.00-10.30 Management

School Seminar

Room 1

377 1. Why can't the future be more like the past?

Learning to hope through reading our past

Elsona van Huyssteen and Mark Oranje

587 2. Joining up the Spiritual and the Professional in

Planning Education

Ian Wight

287 3. Geo-ICT as a bargaining instrument within the

planning process

Win van der Knaap and Barbara Sterk

TRACK 4: Global

Challenges

Session 1 Thursday

16th July

2009


Lecture Theatre

2

9 1. Trade Liberalisation Policy impact to Indonesia

regional disparities: A case from Asean Free Trade

Area (AFTA)

Adiwan Fahlan Aritenang

16 2. Global challenges for the trade logistic hub of

the Netherlands: can policies of the past handle

the future?

Melika Levelt

TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 1: Local

Development

Thursday

16th July

2009

9.00-10.30 Law Lecture

Theatre 1

540 1. Spatial planning in practice: lessons from the

reformed English local development

Mark Baker, Stephen Hincks, Alex Lord

and David Shaw

436 2. Planning as discursive practice in a Swedish

local-regional context

Maria Håkansson

370 3. Managing urban complexity: Action research

and learning-based approach to local

development

Sirkku Wallin

TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 2: Strategic

Planning

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 2

136 1. Change? What kind of Change? More of the

same is not enough!

Louis Albrechts

376 2. Finding Joe Public: An Examination of

Representation in Participatory Planning

Diane Hopkins

424 3. Catching Reality in Flight for Strategic Planning -

Organizing and Analyzing Planning in a Large

Transdisciplinary Project on Regional Adaptation

to Climate Change

Gérard Hutter

528 4. Innovation in strategic planning Alessandro Balducci

TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 3: Regional

Strategies:

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 3

639 1. Reforms and regional planning in a fragmented

society

Jorgen Amdam




2. Integrating spatial planning in England: Lessons

from the development of Regional Spatial

Strategies.

Andrew Moore

653 3. Follow the leader? Urban planning and

governance challenges in the inner city.

Austin Barber and Montse Pareja

Eastaway

510 4. Decentralization or Chaos? Governing

Relocation in Housing Market Renewal Demolition

Areas

Orna Rosenfeld

663 5. Joined-Up Planning: rowing in the same

direction

Darryl Low Choy

TRACK 8: Planning

and Law

Session 1: Planning

and Law

Thursday

16th July

2009

9.00-10.30 Eleanor

Rathbone,

Hearnshaw

Theatre

463 1. Revisiting the compensation and betterment

notions after one hundred years

Rachelle Alterman

527 2. Planning and Law: an increasingly important

marriage

Leonie Janssen-Jansen

3. The right to housing: a cross national

perspective.

Michelle Oren

456 4. Less is more: the impact and unintended

consequences of de-regulation (UK).

Janet Askew

TRACK 9: Urban

Design and Physical

Form

Session 1: Urban

Design and Public

Private Relations 1

Thursday

16th July

2009

9.00-10.30 Rendall 124 574 1. Contemporary Public Space: Critique and

Classification

Matthew Carmona

497 2. The Interface between the private and public

space and its importance.

Isin Can

559 3. Broadgate, Paternoster Square, Bishops Square:

The real estate sector as a pioneer for quality in

urban design in London.

Cordelia Polinna

25 4. Where is the café? The challenge of providing

mixed uses in new developments.

Jill Grant and Katherine Perrott

164 5. Assessing the supply of Urban Green spaces in

privately and publicly managed Cairo

neighbourhoods

Nezar Kafafy and Chris Webster




TRACK 9: Urban

Design and Physical

Form

Session 2: Urban

Design and Public

Private Relations 2

Thursday

16th July

2009

9.00-10.30 Rendall 125 434 1. The space of a recent past – the place of a near

future.

Kevin Logan

541 2. Living on the edge: public space in metropolitan

borders, the case of Rome.

Mara Cossu

350 3. Action research by design Jan Schreurs and Stijn Oosterlynck

444 4. Planning and Design Practice in the Virtual

Space

Ileana Apostol, Panayotis Antoniadis,

Tridib Banerjee

TRACK 10:

Transport Planning

and Policy

Session 1: Shifting

Paradigms in

Transport Planning:

Challenges for

Education, Research

and Policy

Thursday

16th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 3

1. Moving from ‘transport planning’ to

‘accessibility planning’: Advocating the need for a

major policy shift

António Ferreira and Peter Batey

324 2. Planning mobility: networking research,

education and policy-making

Luca Bertolini

476 3. Teaching land use - transport interactions:

towards a cross-disciplinary education?

Elisabetta Vitale Brovarone

TRACK 10:

Transport Planning

and Policy

Session 2: Pursuing

Sustainable Urban

Mobility:

International

Practices

Thursday

16th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 4

82 1. Intelligent mobility over centuries: the Vienna

case

Petra Hirschler and Nina Svanda

24 2. How to Embrace Transit and Alienate Scooters? Oliver Shyr, Tai-Wei Huang and Yu-

Hsuan Hsiao

TRACK 11: Climate

Change and

Planning

Session 1: Carbon

Governance and the

Politics of Mitigation

Thursday

16th July

2009

9.00-10.30 Eleanor

Rathbone

Lecture Theatre

35 1. Reconciling the multiple planning issues posed

by climate change responses

Peter Meyer




135 2. Spatial planning and climate adaptation.

institutional conditions for successful strategies

Arwin van Buuren, Peter Driessen,

Geert Teisman, Piet Rietveld, Marleen

van Rijswick, Willem Salet and Tejo

Spit

180 3. Facilitating Decision-making: using the web to

improve state legislators’ formulation of climate

change policies in the US

Kristen Yount

229 4. State Initiatives to promote GHG reductions

through urban and regional planning: the view

from the states

Rachael Rawlins and Robert Paterson

TRACK TWELVE:

Culture, Heritage

and Spatial

Planning

Session 1: Uses of

Culture 1

Thursday

16th July

2009

9.00-10.30 Rendall Theatre

Lecture Theatre

9

13 1. Ambivalent Pasts and Branded Futures: Belfast

and the Titanic Quarter

Deborah Peel

451 2. Persuasive Storytelling - Creating a Brand for

the City of Helsinki

Mervi Ilmonen

501 3. The image of the city and cultural events. The

case of Carnival Festival of Patras in Greece.

Evanthia Athanasopoulou and

Aristeidis Sapounakis

505 4. Creativity, Clusters and Film Industry: The

linkages between spatial organization and

creativity in Soho-London

Sidika Bahar Durmaz

TRACK 13: Planning

for Rural Areas

Session 1:

Governance and

Planning

Thursday

16th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 5

37 1. Are “intermediate bodies” in the planning

system blocking the delivery of higher levels of

affordable housing in rural areas of England?

John Sturzaker

149 2. Innovation, network governance and planning

in rural areas

Roar Amdam

269 3. State power, local government reorganisation

and accumulation and hegemony in the

countryside

Simon Pemberton and Mark Goodwin

420 4. National policies in decentralised spatial

planning

Petra Roodbol-Mekkes and Adri van

den Brink




TRACK 14:

Environmental

Planning and

Resource

Management

Session 1: Integrated

Coastal and Marine

Planning

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 7

183 1. Integrating Coastal Planning: a Review of

Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM)

Practice and Prospects

Lynne McGowan

611 2. Integrate coastal zone management (iczm)

approach and the multi-level governance strategy

of Sardinia (Italy): a framework to tackle

environmental, social and economic issues.

Sebastiano Curreli, Federica Isola and

Cheti Pira

115 3. Marine Planning: Where Spatial Planning Meets

Resource Management?

Stephen Jay

307 4. Sustainable Development and the Deep Blue

Sea: Understanding public interest criteria in UK

Marine Spatial Planning

Geraint Ellis and Heather Ritchie

TRACK 14:

Environmental

Planning and

Resource

Management

Session 2: River

(Basin) management

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 8

121 1. A Sustainable Future (?): River Basin

Management meets Land Use Planning in

Scotland

H.M. Smith, K.L. Blackstock and G.

Wall

375 2. River-basin structure planning for residential

greenfield developments recaptures past

neighborhood form

Marjorie van Roon and Jennifer Dixon

452 3. Land use management in regions of transition –

new ways towards strategic cooperation in

Germany?

Thomas Weith

TRACK 15: Planning

History

Session 1 Thursday

16th July

2009

9.00-10.30 Architecture

Lecture Theatre

G27

542 1. Why can’t the future be more like the past? The

politics and practicalities of post-catastrophe

reconstruction

Peter Larkham and Joe Nasr

570 2. 100 years on: some reflections on the Housing,

Town Planning, etc. Act 1909

Philip Booth and Margo Huxley

606 3. Women, Cities and Painting Judith Allen

TRACK 16: Planning

and Energy

Session 1 Thursday

16th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 2

62 1. Planning for large infrastructure Tim Marshall




91 2. Impacts of Strategic Environmental Assessment

on the Planning of Energy Infrastructure in

Denmark

Ivar Lyhne

258 3. Biomass cultivation for energy production –

consequences for Europe?

Claudia Werner and Alexandra Hill

RESILIENCE AND

RISK

MANAGEMENT

STRATEGIES

MEETING

Thursday

16th July

2009

9.00-10.30 Law: Moot

Room

TRACK 1: Planning

Theory: Trust and

Professionalism

Session 2: Planning

Connections and

Rationality

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 1

546 1. Connected action in planning: possibilities and

limitations

Ali Madanipour

172 2. Path dependence in conference and exhibition

center development

R. Vermeulen and W.G.M. Salet

TRACK 1: Planning

Theory: Trust and

Professionalism

Session 3: Thinking

about Planning

Education

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 2

14 1. Intertwining decision- and design-oriented

planning

Gerrit J. Carsjens and Arnold van der

Valk

111 2. Reflecting on the knowledge skills needed for

planning for diversity and equality

Dory Reeves

625 3. Towards a theory of planning in contemporary

India: a discussion

Deepak Gopinath

TRACK 2: European

Territorial

Cohesion

Session 2: Territorial

Cohesion

Thursday

16th July

2009


Lecture Theatre

1

664 1. The Green Paper on Territorial Cohesion Olivier Sykes

532 2. Territorial cohesion discourses: Hegemonic

strategic concepts in European Spatial Planning

Loris Servillo

462 3. Towards a EU territorial cohesion policy: the

governance issue

Georgia Giannakourou

TRACK 3: Planning

Education

Session 2: Skills

Development

Thursday

16th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 1

167 1. Education is the future's past; the challenges of

reflexivity in planning education

R. Benuen and B. Duineveld




403 2. Redefining the Role of a Regional Planner and

an Assessment of Graduate Education in Regional

Planning

Erkut Gulden and Gonal Dilcu

38 3. Lifelong Educational Project- Brownfields in

Baltic States

Barbara Vojvodikova and Jana

Pletnicka

203 4. Planning Skills: Tensions between educational

and institutional contexts

M. Spaul, A. Hockey and D. Odeleye

TRACK 4: Global

Challenges

Session 2 Thursday

16th July

2009


Lecture Theatre

2

55 1. The Desired Configuration of Residential

Communities in the Digital Age: Old Small Towns

vs. Suburbia

Tooran Alizadeh

128 2. Urban policies and creativity: can social

innovation promote territorial cohesion in Porto

City-region?

Carlos Oliveira and Isabel Breda-

Vázquez

647 3. Planning policy and the funding of

infrastructure..

Faraz Latif

TRACK 5: Planning

in Multi-cultural

Societies

Session 1: Public

Space in the City of

Diversity

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 5

481 1. How do Turkish migrants locate themselves in

the streetscape of Amsterdam in relation to public

of the city?

Ceren Sezer

90 2. Innovation amidst degeneration: Local

government policy and the prevention of violence

Carolyn Whitzman

512 3. The use of the night in a multicultural city Francisco Serdoura, Dulce Loução and

Graça Moreira

TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 4:

Alternative

Approaches 1

Thursday

16th July

2009


theatre 1

186 1. Refocussing on catchment governance as a

spatial platform for integrated water resource

planning in New Zealand.

Ali Memon, Brett Painter and Edward

Weber

170 2. Multi-Actor Co-Configuration as a Planning Tool Sari Puustinen

379 3. Managing urban complexity: Action research

and learning-based approach to community

development

Sirkku Wallin

TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 5:

Alternative

Approaches 2

Thursday

16th July

2009


theatre 2

346 1. Developing Just and Healthy Public Policy Debra Fox

329 2. Urban centers: dispositives for innovating

public policies and urban governance

Valeria Fedeli




142 3. State spatial Keynesianism in the rescaling of

environmental governance

Simin Davoudi

TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 6:

Governance

Practices

Thursday

16th July

2009


theatre 3

341 1. The production of public spaces and the

economy of attention - Governance without

'participation'

Sabine Knierbein

92 2. Trust as a central concept in planning research

& practice

Jasper de Vries

220 3. Expectations and realities: conflict and

compromise in strata ownership and governance

Jennifer Dixon

124 4. Becoming a spatial planner in England: the

practical work of renewing a professional project

Andy Inch

TRACK 7: Housing,

Growth and

Regeneration


Planning and

Housing – the

Implementation

Challenge

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 3

97 1. The Definition of Housing Market Areas: A

Critique of Existing Approaches

Stephen Hincks and Cecilia Wong

650 2. Managing housing growth through strategic

spatial planning

Nicky Morrison

213 3. Stewardship: a neglected dimension of

sustainable development

Suzy Nelson

422 4. Affordable Housing – The contribution of

Housing Strategies to manage urban growth in

New Zealand

Anja Szypulski, Alexandra Hill and

Christian Lindner

TRACK 8: Planning

and Law

Session 2: Land Use

Policy

Thursday

16th July

2009

11.00-12.30 Eleanor

Rathbone,

Hearnshaw

Theatre

94 1. Responsive Land Policy for Clumsy Floodplains -

How to Cope with Extreme Floods

Thomas Hartmann

500 2. Planning and Regulation for Controversial Land

Uses in the Urban Web: Frameworks, Policies, and

Processes for the Red Light Districts in Greek

Cities

Konstantinos Lalenis

615 3. A libertarian approach to city planning;

planning station areas in Tokyo

Paul Chorus




TRACK 9: Urban

Design and Physical

Form

Session 3: Place

Making 2

Thursday

16th July

2009

11.00-12.30 Rendall 124 676 1. Place making and integration of multi-cultural

societies in South African cities.

Ambrose Adebayo

299 2. City Beaches as Post-fordist Placemaking. Mhairi Ambler and Quentin Stevens

680 3. Quality of urban space and tourist pressure in

historic centres: a method to preserve cultural

heritage by enhancing place-identity

Marichela Sepe

150 4. Harmony between Man and Nature: Past as

Future Answers?

Amy Yue Tang

146 5. The spatial layout code: a tool towards a

consolidated urban design - Lisbon, the Telheiras

urban plan

Filipa Serpa

TRACK 10:

Transport Planning

and Policy

Session 3: Planning

Ports, Airports and

Rural Mobility

Thursday

16th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 3

43 1. Cruise terminal development and spatial

planning

John McCarthy

450 2. Push or Pull? The Interplay of Airport Cities and

Metropolitan Regions

Johanna Schlaack

174 3. Rural outdoor recreation and mobility

management

C. F. Jaarsma and J.R. de Vries

TRACK 11: Climate

Change and

Planning

Session 2: Climate

Policy in

Comparative Context

Thursday

16th July

2009

11.00-12.30 Eleanor

Rathbone

Lecture Theatre

304 1. Understanding climate change impacts and

planning for adaptation options in developing

countries’ megacities

Diana Reckien and Matthias KB Lüdeke

536 2. Challenges of climate change for spatial

planning in Germany

Dietwald Gruehn, Sven Rannow and

Burghard Meyer

23 3. Green building policies in the U.S. and the

Netherlands

Rebecca Coleen Retzlaff

198 4. Energy strategies and urban projects: the

French case

Samy T. Souami

TRACK 12: Culture,

Heritage and

Spatial Planning

Session 2: Uses of

Culture 2

Thursday

16th July

2009


Lecture Theatre

9

315 1. Palermo Shootings. Approaches (and spaces)

for the representation of a city.

Licia Giacopelli, Davide Leone and

Giuseppe Lo Bocchiaro

524 2. Pickled Potentials? Culture, heritage and

planning through the lens of a quirky New Zealand

City

Elizabeth Rose




453 3. The role of leisure in neighbourhood planning:

differences in the evaluation of Greek cities

Kleanthis Syrakoulis and Alex Deffner

TRACK 13: Planning

for Rural Areas

Session 2: Policy

Integration

Thursday

16th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 5

683 1. Policy integration at the EU level for rural areas Wendy Tan, Akkelies van Nes, Adriana

Suarez Castanedas and Vincent Nadin

537 2. New Ways of improving the built environment

in rural regions

Kerstin Gothe

447 3. Housing demand, residential development and

land-use planning: Elements of knowledge to

approach challenges of rural areas under urban

pressure

Nathalie Bertrand and Mbolatiana

Rambonilaza

TRACK 14:

Environmental

Planning and

Resource

Management

Session 3:

Environmental

Planning and

Management in an

Urban and Wider

Spatial Context 1

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 7

56 1. Environmental impacts of a tourism

development plan in the southern Turkey

Dilek Unalan

317 2. The “Corona Verde” Strategic Plan: a common

vision for protecting and enhancing the natural

and cultural heritage

Claudia Cassatella

TRACK 14:

Environmental

Planning and

Resource

Management

Session 4:

Environmental

Planning and

Management in an

Urban and Wider

Spatial Context 2

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 8

26 1. Singapore water urbanism: proactive planning Belinda Yuen

98 2. Exploring substantive interfaces between

spatial planning and ecological networks in

Germany

Markus Leibenath

223 3. An effective integration framework for coastal

zone management in the developing countries

Context

Hossam Ibrahim




TRACK 15: Planning

History

Session 2 Thursday

16th July

2009


Lecture Theatre

G27

54 1. The swan song of Patrick Geddes: learning from

the Plan for Tel Aviv (1925)

Noah Rubin

72 2. The wisdom of "Saint Patrick": Patrick

Abercrombie's 1948 Australian Tour

Marco Amati and Robert Freestone

79 3. "Queen Jane" and changing paradigms in urban

planning

Dirk Schubert

TRACK 16: Planning

and Energy

Session 2 Thursday

16th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 2

260 1. Integrated energy-space concepts, a powerful

planning tool for an energy transition

F.M.G. Van Kann and G. de Roo

199 2. Sustainable neighborhoods in Europe. Lessons

for an urban planning of energy.

Samy Souami

Track 17: Planning

and Complexity

Session 1 Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 6

58 1. Informal Culture in the Malaysian Residential

Development Industry

Ruth Foo

266 2. Strategic spatial planning as a new concept to

deal with complexity?

J. Utz and W. Schönwandt

423 3. Society, Academy and Business Cooperation - A

complex sustainable urban development

Kristina Nilsson

URBAN DESIGN IN

PLANNING

MEETING

Thursday

16th July

2009

11.00-12.30 Law: Moot

Room

FRENCH AND

BRITISH PLANNING

STUDIES MEETING

Thursday

16th July

2009

12.30-1.30 Law: Moot

Room

TRACK 1: Planning

Theory: Trust and

Professionalism

Session 4: The

Cultural Turn and the

City

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 1

342 1. Planning and the “cultural turn” Barbara Pizzo

596 2. At the limits of communicative planning: the

design dimension of planning as a challenge to the

theory of communicative planning

Hanna Mattila

323 3. Planning cities for all? Sigmund Asmervik




643 4. Planning systems as ”institutional

technologies”: a proposal of conceptualisation

Umberto Janin Rivolin

TRACK 1: Planning

Theory: Trust and

Professionalism

Session 5: Models

and Planning Tools

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 2

638 1. Poly-centric philosophy of science and

contemporary urban planning (after 1960s)

Ebru Gurler and Nuran Zeren Gulersoy

634 2. Linking knowledge to action: a mechanism to

link expert knowledge to strategic processes

Marco te Brommelstroet, Thomas

Straatemeier and Perry Hoetjes

407 3. Planning theories and planning models:

innovations and continuities in the relations North-

South or: can the future be different from the

past?

Carlos Vainer

TRACK 2: European

Territorial

Cohesion

Session 3: Cohesion

Policy and Cities

Thursday

16th July

2009


Lecture Theatre

1

310 1. Cohesion policy and "urban areas in crisis": how

the definition of disadvantage has changed from

Urban I to Urban II. Some reflection from the

Italian experience

Silvia Bighi

141 3. Best Practices and Policy Transfer in Spatial

Planning

Dominic Stead

41 4. A Solution in Search of a Problem: a 'garbage

can' approach to the politics of territorial

cohesion

David Evers

TRACK 3: Planning

Education

Roundtable on

Culture in Planning

Education

Thursday

16th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 1

193 1. Updating planning education: Cultural

interventions and the production of urban space

as a new form of political participation

Paula Marie Hildebrandt

273 2. Cultural Interventions in urban public spaces-

Consequences for planning education

Sandra Huning

340 3. Public spaces, urban culture and the economy

of attention- Teaching revisited

Sabine Knierbein

300 4. What's going on here? Quentin Stevens

327 5. Values, power and the technical knowledge:

does planning education have something to do

with planning practice?

Chiara Tornaghi




TRACK 3: Planning

Education

PLANNING

EDUCATION

DOCTORAL COLLEGE

ROUNDTABLE

Thursday

16th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 2

576 International Doctoral College "Spatial Research

Lab"

Bernd Scholl, Michael Koch, Markus

Neppl, Walter Schönwandt, Andreas

Voigt and Udo Weilacher

TRACK 4: Global

Challenges

Session 3 Thursday

16th July

2009


Lecture Theatre

2

233 1. Planning for Growing and Declining Regions Dr. Severine Mayere, Dr. Paul Donehue

207 2. Stimulating private sector involvement in the

mark..

Bart Pasmans, Erwin van der Krabben

383 3. The Many Regional Development Trajectories

of South Africa: Patterns and Critical

Considerations of Past and Present Interventions

and Intentions for Change

Mark Oranje and Elsona van Huyssteen

TRACK 5: Planning

in Multi-cultural

Societies

Session 2: Planning

Across Difference

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 5

137 1. Cultural Impact Assessment in Urban Planning Timo Heikkinen

349 2. Urban Policies in Multi-Ethnic Contexts: The

Italian Experiences between "Tradition" and

"Innovation"

Paola Briata

609 3. Critique of Basic-Needs Ideology in Aid and

Development

Pietro Calogero

624 4. Immigrants´ settlement patterns: a

methodological assessment

Emília Malcata Rebelo

655 5. Urban Planning in developing societies Sergio Flores Pena

TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 7: Multi-

Actor Governance

Thursday

16th July

2009


theatre 1

401 1. Civil society as an alternative body of

development regulation: the development of the

new central business district of Istanbul

Burcu Ozdirlik

60 2. Public versus Private; the search for new

organisational and managerial solutions for urban

area development in the Netherlands

Erwin Heurkens

127 3. Spatial planning and governance landscapes at

inter-municipal level: a cross-national comparison

Carlos Oliveira and Isabel Breda-

Vázquez




268 4. Emerging forms of territorial management –

spatial contracts, planning and development

Simon Pemberton and Greg Lloyd

TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 8: Modes of

Governance

Thursday

16th July

2009


theatre 2

134 1. On the discursive production of new modes of

governance

Peter Schmitt

151 2. Governance and planning in Niger: the

challenge of decentralisation

Mario Artuso

209 3. Promoting Empowerment through changing

governance structures: Policy and Practice in

England

Nick Bailey

228 4. Participation and mode of governance: an East

Asian perspective

Mee Kam Ng

TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 9:

Institutional Capacity

Thursday

16th July

2009


theatre 3

234 1. Constructing institutional capacity: The roles of

discourse formation in the planning on the edge

of Bandung City, Indonesia

Delik Hudalah and Johan Woltjer

626 2. Local meanings of governance: influence of

contextual norms and practices

Deepak Gopinath and Dumiso Moyo

629 3. Do institutions matter? Comparison of

metropolitan area planning processes and

strategic urban interventions in France and

Germany

Jan Schreurs and Loris Servillo

TRACK 7: Housing,

Growth and

Regeneration


Planning and

Housing – Examples

of Implementation

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 3

11 1. Reurbanisation and housing markets in the

central and inner areas of Liverpool.

Chris Couch and Steven Fowles

580 2. New Urban Housing Christine Lambert

117 3. Minimum Housing Space Standards in Italy and

England

Manuela Madeddu, Nick Gallent and

Alan Mace

345 4. Delivering homes through urban regeneration

in the UK, France and the Netherlands: What will

the future consequences of the market-led past

be?

Nikos Karadimitriou, Claudio de

Magalhaes and Roelof Verhage




TRACK 8: Planning

and Law

Session 3: Law and

the Market

Thursday

16th July

2009

2.00-3.30 Eleanor

Rathbone,

Hearnshaw

Theatre

95 1. The juridification of public/private

development by European Law and the relational

assets of regions: the case of public procurement

Willem K. Korthals Altes and Tuna

Taşan-Kok

348 2. Urban planning legislation as evidence of

economic policies. The impact of the Spanish Law

6-1998 on Valladolid, a medium size city.

José Luis Sáinz Guerra, Fernando

Sánchez Minguez and Pablo Bonachía

Rojas

644 3. Does planning matter? A view on the impact of

land-use plans in the hub of Israel

Nurit Alfasi

306 4. Participation in practice Dafna Carmon and Rachelle Alterman

TRACK 9: Urban

Design and Physical

Form

Session 4: Social

Space and the City 1

Thursday

16th July

2009

2.00-3.30 CANCELLED CANCELLED

TRACK 9: Urban

Design and Physical

Form

Session 5: Social

Space and the City 2

Thursday

16th July

2009

2.00-3.30 Rendall 125 319 1. Planning cities for all Sigmund Asmervik

133 2. Physical Form, Spatial Configuration and Use of

Streets: Children’s choices of streets as

playground.

V. Galani and A. Gospodini

254 3. Home Zones – Ideal places? Lucy Cartlidge

475 4. Redevelopment of ground floor zone and street

level of Viennese urban fabric.

Betul Bretschneider

105 5. Urban design and social life – the relocation of

Kiruna town.

Krister Olsson, Marcus Adolphson

TRACK 10:

Transport Planning

and Policy

Session 4: Delivering

Transport Polices:

Institutional

Challenges

Thursday

16th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 3

15 1. Improving cross-border intermodal rail freight

transport in the European Union: a concept for

innovation in governance

Min Zhang, Lóri Tavasszy and Rob van

der Heijden

289 2. Devolution and Transport: A case study in

Wales

Chris Yewlett

473 3. Uniting Behind the Past: Civil Society

Organizations and the Protection of

Transportation Infrastructure

Douglas Kolozsvari




TRACK 10:

Transport Planning

and Policy

Session 5: Integrating

Public Transport and

Urban Development

Thursday

16th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 4

678 1. Lessons from Belgium? The light railway

network as tool of regional planning

Greet De Block

250 2. Light Rail and Planning. Innovations in

Andalusian Metropolitan Areas

Talavera García, Soria Lara and

Valenzuela Montes

514 3. The myth of lacking desire for public transit Jianling Li and Steven Apell

TRACK 11: Climate

Change and

Planning

Session 3: -

Adaptation and

Spatial Planning

Thursday

16th July

2009

2.00-3.30 Eleanor

Rathbone

Lecture Theatre

425 1. Strategic planning for adapting to climate

change – concepts and results from a large

transdisciplinary project in Dresden

Bernhard Mueller, Gérard Hutter,

Juliane Albrecht, Andre Hilbrich,

Kerstin Juta and Astrid Nobis

288 2. Climate governance and the city as a space of

carbon flows

Aidan While

517 3. Enabling and hindering influences on spatial

planning adapting to climate change: preliminary

results on current approaches in two urban

regions of the Baltic Sea Coast

Sonja Deppisch

4. Climate protection and urban development -

local climate protection management

Heidi Sinning

TRACK 12: Culture,

Heritage and

Spatial Planning

Session 3: Managing

Change in Historic

Cities

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 9

237 1. Managing change in urban World Heritage Sites Michael Short, John Pendlebury and

Aidan While

496 2. Heritage Conservation versus Neighborhood

Development

Dina Taha, Dina Nassar and Ibrahim

Maarouf

617 3. Management plan for conservation sites and

the case of historical Peninsula

İrem Ayrancı and Nuran Zeren

Gülersoy

TRACK 13: Planning

for Rural Areas

Session 3: Rural-

Urban Fringe and

Transformation 1

Thursday

16th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 5

328 1. Urban Fringes and the new ’soft spaces’ of

governance

Kevin Thomas and Steve Littlewood




243 2. Socio-economic processes of shrinkage in

municipalities and regions and their reevaluation

from the perspective of spatial planning

Gerlind Weber

238 3. Urban landscapes: peri-urban areas as a

resource for the region

F. Schilleci, M. Ciriminna, D. Gueci and

V. Todaro

TRACK 14:

Environmental

Planning and

Resource

Management

Session 5:

Environmental Policy

Coordination and

Integration 1

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 7

131 1. Environmental Planning: An Analysis

Framework on Integration of Noise and Spatial

Planning

Miriam Weber and Peter Driessen

378 2. The potential for action-led learning strategies

to embed sustainability values and practices in

large organisations

Joanne Tippett, Eben le Roux, Graeme

Sheriff, Pete Mann and Valerie

Farnsworth

535 3. The impact of the “Cradle to cradle” philosophy

on sustainable area development in the

Netherlands

Martine de Vaan and Sybrand Tjallingii

TRACK 15: Planning

History

Session 3 Thursday

16th July

2009


Lecture Theatre

G27

19 1. The applciation of the garden city concept in

Belgrade in the period between two World Wars

Dragana Dorovid

412 2. A review of planning history in Thailand from

1782-2008: Changing planning paradigms and

balanced development

S. Rongwiriyaphanich, R. Rocco and V.

Nadin

622 3. The Tension between Historic Patterns and

Contemporary Complexity within the Debate on

Integrated Planning in Bulgaria

Milena Tasheva-Petrova

387 4. Looking Backward: The Genesis of Modern

Town Planning in Uganda and its Linkages with

the Formation of Kampala City

Fredrick Omolo-Okalebo, Inga Britt

Werner and Hannington Sengendo

Track 17: Planning

and Complexity

Session 2 Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 6

129 1. Spatial Planning as Strategic Navigation Jean Hillier

224 2. Cybernetic Spatial Planning: Steering, managing

or just letting go?

Nikos Karadimitriou




555 3. Challenges to planning discourse and shifting

the ‘planning gaze’

David Adams

YOUNG

ACADEMICS

AWARD SESSION

Thursday

16th July

2009

2.00-3.30 Law: Moot

Room

Speakers: Beatrix Hasselberger; Willem Salet;

David Massey

Panel Speakers: Diane Hopkins; Nezar

Kafay; Filip Moterski; Frank

Othengrafen; Orna Rosenfeld, Ming-

Jung Wu.

ETHICS AND

PLANNING

MEETING

Thursday

16th July

2009


Theatre 8

Civic Leadership -

Friend or Foe of

Community

Empowerment?

Thursday

16th July

2009

2.00-3.30 Cypress

Building Lecture

Theatre A

AESOP Cross-national panel

AGM of Planning

Theory Editorial

Board

Thursday

16th July

2009


Seminar Room

2

AESOP GENERAL

ASSEMBLY

Thursday

16th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 5

TRACK 1: Planning

Theory: Trust and

Professionalism

Session 6: Places,

Knowledge and

Power

Friday 17th

July 2009


Theatre 1

303 1. Place and threshold space Laura Lieto

8 2. A parable for planning? Beach football in

another place

Jean Hillier

572 3. Power/knowledge in urban development Kimo Lapintie

298 4. Discipline and punish: a Foucauldian

perspective on the enforcement of planning

controls

Neil Harris

TRACK 2: European

Territorial

Cohesion

Session 4: Evidence-

Based Planning and

Scenario Building

Friday 17th

July 2009


Lecture Theatre

1

240 1. Policy ‘framing’ and evidence-based planning:

‘epistemic communities’ in the multi-jurisdictional

environment of an enlarged Europe

Richard Nunes, Neil Adams and

Giancarlo Cotella

143 2. A ‘Silver Century’ scenario and the European

social model

Simin Davoudi




592 3. A demographic scenario of Europe’s future:

‘open borders’?

Michelle Wishardt and Ian Strange

TRACK 3: Planning

Education

Session 3: European

Perspectives in

Planning Education

Friday 17th

July 2009


School Seminar

Room 1

191 1. Planning Education in Europe- Situation and

Perspectives

Peter Ache

66 2. Planning Education in Germany: Post-Bologna Andrea Frank and Detlef Kurth

399 3. Planning Education in Bulgaria: A Rejected Past

Revisited on the way to a new Planning Culture

Elena Dimitrova

176 4. A comparison of the link between planning

education and planning practice in two European

countries

Andrea Frank and Izabela Mironowicz

271 5. Competence Demands and Education of Finnish

Planner- Architects

Jonna Kangasoja, Mikko Mälkki and

Jukka Hirvonen

TRACK 4: Global

Challenges

Session 4 Friday 17th

July 2009


Lecture Theatre

2

144 1. Planning Discourses on Small Islands Ruben Fernandes, Paulo Pinho

308 2. Location of population-based services in

France..

Dissart, Aubert, Lepicier

159 3. Governance of urban tourism in designing

tourism developpment: Amsterdam, Antalya and

Liverpool compared

Hilal Erkus Ozturk, Pieter Terhorst

344 4. Planning small territories in a larger Europe.

Spa..

Bruno Zanon

TRACK 5: Planning

in Multi-cultural

Societies

Session 3: Planning in

the Multi-Ethnic city

Friday 17th

July 2009


Theatre 5

116 1. Efficiency of Urban EU founded programme in

the activation of new multicultural

entrepreneurships and lifestyles in Palermo.

Giacopelli Licia, Leone Davide and Lo

Bocchiaro Giuseppe

394 2. Comparative Evaluation of a Regeneration

Project for Culturally Diverse, Historical, Inner-City

Area of Istanbul; The Case of Sulukule

Regeneration Project

Bilge Serin




405 3. Regional Cultural Traditions and Urban

Development: the interventions at an immigrants'

leisure space: The Sao Cristóvao Market, Rio de

Janeiro, Brazil

Sonia Giacomini

TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 10:

Participation

Friday 17th

July 2009


theatre 1

484 1. The limits of participation Lia Vasconcelos and Ursula Caser

109 2. Agonism and Insitutional Ambiguity: Ideas of

democracy and the role of participation in the

development of urban planning theory

Pia Bäcklund and Raine Mäntysalo

44 3. Participation, Social Capital, and Urban

Displacement: A Study of Post-Eviction

Resettlement Success in Kurasini, Dar es Salaam

Michael Hooper and Leonard Ortolano

585 4. Flowing networks of governance:

informal/collaborative practices of planning in

Brazil

Nilton Ricoy Torres

27 5. Urban regeneration and alternative

participatory practises in France: components,

benefits and limits

Lauren Andres

TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 11:

Participation and

Law

Friday 17th

July 2009


theatre 2

202 1. Strategic Planning and short-term decision-

making: the formulation of a problem – and the

theories surrounding it

Charlotta Fredriksson

598 2. Participation in theory, law, and practice Dafna Carmon Rachelle Alterman

439 3. From participation to legal action - aspects of

'felt justice' behind legal appeals in Finnish urban

planning processes

Lasse Peltonen

TRACK 7: Housing,

Growth and

Regeneration

Session 3: Addressing

the Consequences of

Urban Sprawl

Friday 17th

July 2009


Theatre 3

171 1. Who can be retained in the core cities?

Identifying "influencable" suburban migrants in

four German urban regions

Angelika Muenter

648 2. Housing market in Pamplona (Spain): from

rapid expansion to sustainable growth?

Aldert de Vries and Marian Garcia




361 3. Agent based modeling of informal settlements

in Sub-Saharan cities

Johannes Flacke and Ellen-Wien

Augustijn

TRACK 8: Planning

and Law

Session 4: Exclusion

and inclusion

Friday 17th

July 2009

9.00-10.30 Eleanor

Rathbone,

Hearnshaw

Theatre

175 1. The Greek urban status as it has resulted from

the planning laws through time.

Dimelli Despina, Vakalopoulos Dimitris

and Dimelli Maria

80 2. Urban sprawl and spatial planning system in

Greece: the case of Thessaloniki

Georgia Gemenetzi, PHD Candidate -

Lecturer (P.D. 407/80) in the

Department of Spatial Planning and

Development, Aristotle University of

Thessaloniki, Veroia

366 3. Achieving the concept of unity in future

planning of cities in Iran.

Hossein Maroufi

520 4. Research on the Spread of a Large-scale Fire. Tatsuo Masuta, Akihiko Tani and

Shinichiro Nagano

TRACK 9: Urban

Design and Physical

Form

Session 6: Urban

Morphology,

Perception and

Identity 1

Friday 17th

July 2009

9.00-10.30 Rendall 124 533 1. Space Edge Definition in Small Towns. Derry O'Connell

185 2. A view of Urban Form Trough a Physical (Land

Cover) and Human (Census) Perspective – The

case of Lisbon metropolitan area.

Eduarda Costa, Jorge Rocha and

Michael Rodrigues

6073. Energizing the city - Designing “micro places”

Dimitrios Polychronopoulos and Maria

Grigoriadou

101 4. Symbolic (Mis)communication: Transforming

the Urban Landscape in the Rotterdam Harbour

Area.

Sebastian Dembski

616 5. Border, Belt, Bypass – Infrastructural spatial

mediation processes and urban restructuring in

contemporary Lisbon metropolis

Rafael Santos

TRACK 10:

Transport Planning

and Policy

Session 6: Spatial and

Social Impacts of

Transport

Friday 17th

July 2009


School Seminar

Room 3

396 1. Urban regeneration effects of the development

of Thessaloniki’s new metro system

Ioannis Tzakris




296 2. Building Knowledge on gender dimensions of

transportation

Margarida Queirós and Nuno Marques

da Costa

325 3. Integrating land use and transport plans in

Greater Merseyside

Mark Smith

TRACK 10:

Transport Planning

and Policy

Session 7: Tools for

Supporting

Accessibility Planning

Friday 17th

July 2009


School Seminar

Room 4

100 1. Integrating land use with public transport:

Using discursive accessibility tools to inform

metropolitan spatial planning

Carey Curtis and Jan Scheurer

65 2. Texas Urban Triangle: Creating a Spatial

Decision Support System for Mobility Policy and

Investments that Shape Growth Sustainably

Michael Neuman

628 3. Accessibility as a link between transport, land

use, and urban form: what can we learn from SAL

and Space Syntax?

Cecília Silva, Vítor Oliveira and Paulo

Pinho

TRACK 11: Climate

Change and

Planning

Session 4: Climate

Change and

Adaptation: Sea

Level Rise and Flood

Risk

Friday 17th

July 2009

9.00-10.30 Eleanor

Rathbone

Lecture Theatre

18 1. Spatial planning in the Randstad and the sea

level rise

Hugo Priemus

506 2. Stakeholder conflicts as hurdles in climate

change

Lasse Peltonen, Outi Peltola and Simo

Haanpää

59 3. Spatial planning responsese to climate change:

a case study of north east England

Abid Mehmood

561 4. The necessary flood risk management and

urban rivers restoration in Mexico

Juan Geron, Oscar Mariles, Sergio Pena

and Laura Bueno

TRACK 12: Culture,

Heritage and

Spatial Planning

Session 4: Planning

Cultures

Friday 17th

July 2009


Workshop

367 1. Tasting the city: evaluative analysis of new

towns in Iran from theory to practice

Hossein Maroufi

362 2. Identity through reconstruction? The current

wave of reconstructing lost buildings and spaces

in Germany

Uwe Altrock, Grischa Bertram and

Friedhelm Fischer

156 3. On the Crest of a Wave? Conservation Policy

and Planning into the Twenty First Century

John Pendlebury and Ian Strange




57 4. Understanding the World Heritage List’s

Selection Criteria: Re-reading the World’s Cultural

Heritage Map

Ehab Kamel

TRACK 13: Planning

for Rural Areas

Session 4: Rural-

Urban Fringe and

Transformation 2

Friday 17th

July 2009


School Seminar

Room 5

278 1. Planning for Lifelong Living in Rural Areas in

Flanders, Belgium

Oswald Devisch

302 2. Spatial planning and transitions in Warsaw’s

peri-urban area

M.J. Beeftink and G. de Roo

662 3. Peri-urban Myths: challenges for environmental

planning management

Darryl Choy

103 4. Czech rural municipalities and regional

disparities.

Martin Vojvodik and Barbara

Vojvodikova

TRACK 14:

Environmental

Planning and

Resource

Management

Session 6:

Environmental Policy

Coordination and

Integration 2

Friday 17th

July 2009


Theatre 7

274 1. Bringing quality to the local environment;

decentralisation in Dutch environmental

management

C. Zuidema and G. de Roo

283 2. The effects of the new Common Agricultural

Policy on rural landscape: when future promises

to be better than past

Agata Spaziante, Mirko Carbone and

Chiara Murano

606 3. Exploring the extent of tiering in Appropriate

Assessment and Strategic Environmental

Assessment in European practice. A comparative

analysis between Italy and the UK

Paola Gazzola, Carlo Rega and

Alessandro Bonifazi

TRACK 15: Planning

History


July 2009


Lecture Theatre

G27

10 1. Orderly, beautiful and clean city space: An

archival excavation of the Manchester City Plan

1945 and its legacy

Michael Leary

256 2. The value of knowing our history - Liverpool's

department of Civic Design as a case study

Paula Posas

467 3. Public markets, commercial urban planning and

recent European directives

Manel Guardia Bassols; Jose Luis Oyon

and Nadia Fava




Track 17: Planning

and Complexity


July 2009


Theatre 6

208 2. Complexity and Cellular Automaton, Exploring

its Practical Application

Elisabete Silva

3. Rational materiality meets governance Joris van Wezemael

438 4. Models for Understanding, Models for Future

Design: Comprehensive versus Fragment Models

Daniel Franke, Karel Maier, Vojtech

Novotny and Jakub Vorel

Track 18: Spatial

Planning and

Development in

China


July 2009


Theatre 8

71 1. Study on the development characters and

trends of ..

Luo zhendong, Zhang Jingxiang

253 2. The development of spatial planning and city-

regio..

Fulong Wu, Fangzhu Zhang

518 3. Governance in China: A case study of urban

develop..

Yao Xin

360 4. Residential location, travel and energy use in

Hangzhou Metropolitan Area

Petter Naess

ECURBS MEETING Friday 17th

July 2009


Theatre 1

Planning implications of developing a 'Second

China' (Middle and West China): evidence from

Hunan 3+5 region Urban System Planning. Chairs:

Michel Savy, President, ECURBS, and Mark Baker,

ECURBS Manchester/Liverpool Coordinator

Hongyang Wang - the 3+5 partnership,

Adam Barker - ecological preservation,

Hai-wei Yin - green infrastructure,

Yasminah Beebeejaun - social

infrastructure, Mingye Li - social

housing, Michel Savy – transportation,

Cecilia Wong - cross-border

coordination, Mark Baker - broader

strategies, and Guofang Zhai -

methodology

NEW

TECHNOLOGIES IN

PLANNING

MEETING

Friday 17th

July 2009

9.00-10.30 Cypress

Building Lecture

Theatre A




FRENCH AND

BRITISH PLANNING

STUDIES

ROUNDTABLE

Friday 17th

July 2009

9.00-10.30 Law: Moot

Room

100 Years of statutory planning Philip Booth

Michèle Breuillard

Margo Huxley

Jean-Pierre Lebreton

Suzy Nelson

Didier Paris

Richard Stephenson

PLANNING THEORY

AND PRACTICE

EDITORIAL BOARD

MEETING

Friday 17th

July 2009


Seminar Room

2

TRACK 1: Planning

Theory: Trust and

Professionalism

Session 7:

Legitimising

Planning: the Public

Interest and Justice

Friday 17th

July 2009


Theatre 1

73 1. Planning, policy and the public interest:

planning regimes and planners’ ethics and

practices

E.R. Alexander

168 2. Legitimation of communicative planning Tore Sager

148 3. Making space for justice: some thoughts Heather Campbell, Malcolm Tait and

Craig Watkins

99 4. Agonism, neo-pragmatism, or fluid and

temporary planning in cities of multiplicities?

John Pløger

TRACK 2: European

Territorial

Cohesion

Session 5:

Europeanisation

Friday 17th

July 2009


Lecture Theatre

1

442 1. Europeanisation and planning cultures Bas Waterhout and João Mourato

241 2. Europeanization of spatial planning: evidences

from EU’s eastward enlargement

Giancarlo Cotella

277 3. The everlasting importance of borders. Lessons

from the Austrian-Italian border-area

Beatrix Hasselberger




TRACK 3: Planning

Education

Session 4: Global

Perspectives in

Planning Education

Friday 17th

July 2009


School Seminar

Room 1

614 1. Global Inventory of Planning Schools Bruce Stiftel

189 2. International connectedness and global

mobility of planning academics: a New Zealand-

Scotland case study

Marilyn Higgins and Jennifer Dixon

630 3. A new model of CPD provision for planners Tim Edmundson

642 4. Spatial Planning through Intercultural Dialogue Dana Jacob and Faisal Awadallah

TRACK 4: Global

Challenges


July 2009


Lecture Theatre

2

162 1. Global Restructuring of the Marketplace: Local

and..

Burcu H. Ozuduru, Cigdem Varol

259 2. Shared responsibility of rural / peripheral areas

.

Sandra Pennekamp

194 3. Human capital – Where and Why? Identifying

spatial.

Anna Growe

311 4. City competitiveness, regeneration and

property-led business strategies

Shaleen Singhal , Jim Berry and Stanley

McGreal

TRACK 5: Planning

in Multi-cultural

Societies

Session 4: The

Segregated City

Friday 17th

July 2009


Theatre 5

126 1. Tackling Segregation is all about Community

Cohesion and Regeneration

Jamie Halsall

130 2. Court of (In)Justice: public spaces as contested

ground for equity and integration

Francesco Lo Piccolo and Davide Leone

538 3. Integrating the Poor in the City Through

Housing Policy: A Case of Post-Apartheid South

Africa

Dr Pauline Adebayo

TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 12:

Participatory

Practices 2:

Friday 17th

July 2009


theatre 1

408 1. Examining the resilience of democratic

innovations. A case study of the participatory

budgeting experiences of Porto Alegre and Belem,

Brazil

Carlos Vainer

218 2. The Politics of Adopting the Oregon statewide

land use planning goals, 1974-1976

Sy Adler

657 3. How to increase citizen participation in

"transitional" Serbia?

Tamara Maricic and Jelena Marinkovic




365 4. Exploring the potential of public complaints

regarding environmental matters: a new approach

for local environmental governance

Daniela Salgado Carvalho, Teresa

Fidélis

TRACK 7: Housing,

Growth and

Regeneration

Session 4: Evaluating

Housing and

Neighbourhood

Change

Friday 17th

July 2009


Theatre 3

77 1. The Interaction of Housing and Neighbourhood

Change: Spatial Context, Drivers and Policy

Cecilia Wong and Stephen Hincks

338 2. Measurable and Non-measurable Drivers in

Housing and Neighbourhood Urban Regeneration

Policy Areas

Graham Squires

309 3. Demand and Supply Factors that Affect

Variation of Housing Production between

Provinces in Turkey

Ali Turel

281 4. The Relationship between the Level of Housing

Supply and Crowding in Housing Occupancy

Hulya Koc

TRACK 8: Planning

and Law

Session 5: Planning

and Property

Friday 18th

July 2009

11.00-12.30 Eleanor

Rathbone,

Hearnshaw

Theatre

400 1. Planning and legal arrangements concerning

the city in the post-2000 period in Turkey

Emel Göksu, Eylem Bal

557 2. From “law-selling” policies to mobilizing the

legal financial potentials a sustainable urban

governance in Tehran Municipality

Reza Kheyroddin

295 3. Planning reforms in Northern Ireland: property

rights and culture change in institutional reform

M.G. Lloyd

600 4. Urban actions in an agricultural context:

regeneration of a social district in Andalusia

(Spain).

Graziella Trovato and Luis Moya

TRACK 9: Urban

Design and Physical

Form

Session 7:

Sustainable Urban

Design and

Landscape Design

Friday 18th

July 2009

11.00-12.30 Rendall 124 119 1. Theory and practice in the development of

sustainable housing in England.

Barry Goodchild and Aimee Ambrose

20 2. Mind the Gap. The City from the Open Space

viewpoint.

Sofia Morgado




255 3. 32+1 Open Space Strategies: methods to

identify and redress contemporary city

differences through physical form and design.

Lucia Nucci

357 4. Dreams of future passed: the concretisation of

cultural amnesia

Tom Jefferies

682 5. Compaction and Place Identification: Past

Experiences and Future Lessons

Abdelkhalek A. Ibrahim

TRACK 9: Urban

Design and Physical

Form

Session 8: Urban

Morphology,

Perception and

Identity 2

Friday 17th

July 2009

11.00-12.30 Rendall 125 488 1. The spatial principles of early modern dwellings

and the current problem of small-scale urban

housing.

Markku Norvasuo

474 2. Urban Design Dubai: Reflections on its

Emerging Zones.

Amer Moustafa

368 3. Detaching urban landscapes from their past:

Digital architectural design and clustered post-

industrial economies

A. Katsara, A. Gospodini

166 4. Metropolitan Form! How the Future Will be

Different From the Past.

David Prosperi and Izabela Mironowicz

548 5. Large-Scale Urban Redevelopment Initiatives

around Rail Stations: Prime “Urban Renaissance”

Sites developed by Whom and for Whom?

Deike Peters

TRACK 10:

Transport Planning

and Policy

Session 8: Planning

and Developing

Transport

Infrastructure

Friday 17th

July 2009


School Seminar

Room 4

239 1. Understanding Mega Urban Transport Project

Planning Decision-Making with the Aid of

Narrative Pattern Analysis

Yen-Ning Tseng

293 2. Exploring crucial elements of an area-oriented

planning approach for road infrastructure

planning: the case of Zuidoostvleugel

BrabantStad, the Netherlands

Rik Struiksma, Taede Tillema and Jos

Arts

192 3. Value Capturing, Externalities and Game Theory D.A.A. Samsura, E. van der Krabben,

A.M.A. van Deemen and R.E.C.M. van

der Heijden




TRACK 12: Culture,

Heritage and

Spatial Planning

Session 5: Cultural

Landscapes

Friday 17th

July 2009


Workshop

184 1. Cold War Modernism in a planned community:

heritage challenges in the Australian outback

Christine Garnaut, Robert Freestone

and Iris Iwanicki

221 2. Alqueva between Tradition and Design Graça Moreira, Emauel Carmo and

Filipe Martins

373 3. Integrating landscape in strategic territorial

planning

Francesco Domenico Moccia and

Rossella Sibilio

487 4. Land planning and cultural heritage along

rivers: some similarities between two study cases

(Val de Loire and Alto Douro Vinhateiro)

Laura Verdelli

TRACK 13: Planning

for Rural Areas

Session 5: Managing

Rural Change 2

Friday 18th

July 2009


School Seminar

Room 5

458 1. Urbanization and urban sprawl in remote areas

of Northwestern Portugal

Júlia Lourenço, Nuno Quental and

Fernando Barros

409 2. Methodology of Developing Rural Area:

Assessment of Egyptian criteria

Maarouf Ibrahim, Taha Dina and

Nassar Dina

589 3. Transformations of the modern infrastructure

ideal in the countryside: The case of North-

Eastern Germany

Sandra Huning, Reinhard Hüttl and

Oliver Bens

419 4. Remote, rural and regional (RRR) airports in

Australia: opportunities and challenges

Paul Donehue

TRACK 14:

Environmental

Planning and

Resource

Management

Session 7:

Conceptual Aspects

of Environmental

Planning 1

Friday 17th

July 2009


Theatre 7

230 1. Explaining Local Sustainability Effort in the US:

An Empirical Analysis

Robert Paterson and Devashree Saha

392 2. The research on the environmental efficiency of

urban land-use modification

Ling-Ying Chiang and Hsueh-Sheng

Chang

125 3. Semi-centralised supply and disposal systems. Sophie Schramm and Susanne Bieker

393 4. Vienna’s Waste Management System observed

from a Southern Italian perspective

Francesca Arici




TRACK 15: Planning

History


July 2009


Lecture Theatre

G27

369 1. Learning From The Past: Jaqueline Tyrwhitt and

Mid-Century Discourse on Holistic Community

Design

Ellen Shoshkes

86 2. Street Canyons and Canyon Streets: the

strangely separate histories of urban climatology

and urban design

Michael Hebbert and Vladimir Jankovic

Track 17: Planning

and Complexity


July 2009


Theatre 6

1. Communication and representation in Swiss

urban planning

Jan Silberberger

583 2. Systematic Analysis of Creative Manpower in

Culture Industry

Haeok Choi

321 3. What is it like to be ... a planner? Giovanni Rabino

Track 18: Spatial

Planning and

Development in

China


July 2009


Theatre 8

204 1. Rethinking the Planning for Rural Development

in China

Hui Qian

355 2. Master Plan, Plan Adjustment, and Urban

Developmen..

Zhu Qian

4553. Anatomy of the Creative Economy in Shanghai.. Larissa Muller

4. A comparison between the Nanjing masterplan

and Liverpool Local Development Framework

Zhao, Yu; Zhang, Jing-Xiang; Roger

Bristow

SPECIAL SESSION:

EXCELLENCE IN

PUBLICATION ON

PLANNING

Friday 17th

July 2009


Theatre 1

Chaired by Petter Naess

YOUNG

ACADEMICS

ROUNDTABLE

Friday 17th

July 2009

11.00-12.30 Law: Moot

Room

Chair: Paul Benneworth, Ceren Sezer Speakers: Louis Albrechts; Simin

Davoudi, Angela Hull; Gert-Jan

Hospers; Pedro Marques, Simon

Pemberton.

ECURBS CLOSED

WORKING GROUP

Friday 17th

July 2009


Theatre 1

MEETING OF

TRACK CHAIRS

WITH WILLEM

SALET

Friday 17th

July 2009


Lecture Theatre

1




MOBILE

WORKSHOPS

Friday 17th

July 2009

2.00-5.30 VARIOUS

LOCATIONS

TRACK 1: Planning

Theory: Trust and

Professionalism


Development

Planning

Saturday

18th July

2009


Theatre 1

29 1. Style-substance, structure-agency: a critical

discourse analysis of strategic planning

documents for Perth, Western Australia (1955-

2004)

Diana MacCallum and Diane Hopkins

202 2. Strategic planning and short-term decision-

making: the formulation of a problem – and the

theories surrounding it

Charlotta Fredriksson

248 3. Assessing the incidence of planning in urban

growth

L.M. Valenzuela, J.A. Soria and F.

Aguilera

TRACK 3: Planning

Education

Session 5: Emerging

Ideas and Themes in

Planning

Saturday

18th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 3

272 1. Learning about the evolution of european

planning education from pedagogic project

Verdelli L., Serrano J., Askew J.,

Beekmans J., Dühr S., Marco E., Olau

P., Scholles F.,Smith N. and

Stinchheddu A.

649 2. Enhancing Attractiveness of European

Environmental Assessment Education for

Emerging Economies: The examples of India and

China

Urmila Jha-Thakur, Thomas Fischer,

Ralf Aschemann and Ingrid Belcakova

TRACK 4: Global

Challenges

Session 6 Saturday

18th July

2009


Lecture Theatre

1

601 1. Geographically Targeted Urban Policies and the

Complications of space: some thoughts.

Alasdair Rae

404 2. RDA experiences for the integration of

economic development and spatial planning

policies.

Dilcu Gonul, Gulden Erkut

470 3. Social segregation and space. How finally the

most downgraded part of a city becomes the

motive force of development of a whole

conurbation. The case of the West part of

Thessaloniki and its role in the development of

the city from 1980 onwards.

Kapitsinis Nikolaos

551 4. Cross-jurisdictional Spatial Planning within

Econo..

Professor Jim Berry, Dr Anil Kashyap,

Professor Stanley McGreal




TRACK 4: Global

Challenges

Session 7 Saturday

18th July

2009


Lecture Theatre

2

579 Planning and plant closure: Lessons from the

experience of Longbridge, Birmingham, UK

Stephen Hall

2. The legacy of Lyon’s failed 1972 Olympic bid Paul Benneworth

205 3. Effectivity of Redevelopment Strategies for

Deterioated Industrial Estates

Huub Ploegmakers, Erwin van der

Krabben and Cees Jan Pen

155 4. Theoretical foundations and empirical results of

urban regeneration in Hungary

Tamas Egedy

TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 13:

Techniques

Saturday

18th July

2009


theatre 1

104 1. The real costs of city governance and stadium

construction for the 2010 Soccer Word Cup

Nina Foster

457 2. Embedding governance principles in

assessment and management of natural risks in

mountainous areas in Europe

Marjory Angignard

280 3. Urban Indicators 2.0: What do we learn from

the use of urban indicators for evidence based

planning?

Javier Martínez and Emile Dopheide

TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 14:

Communication and

Participation

Saturday

18th July

2009


Theatre 2

460 1. Governance, participation and branding J. Eshuis and E-H. Klijn

618 2. (In) Compatibilities of the socio-urbanistic

process

Menezes Marluci and Vasconcelos Lia

69 3. Empowerment of women through participatory

planning in Kaymakli

Z. Ezgi Kahraman

556 4. Reframing Large-scale Urban Projects: a global

research agenda

S.J.H. Majoor and W.G.M. Salet

TRACK 7: Housing,

Growth and

Regeneration

Session 5 Saturday

18th July

2009


Theatre 3

599 1. Spain: Social housing in urban context. Facing

the past to build the future.

Graziella Trovato and Luis Moya

309 2. Demand and Supply Factors that Affect

Variation of Housing Production between

Provinces in Turkey

Ali Turel




281 3. The Relationship between the Level of Housing

Supply and Crowding in Housing Occupancy

Hulya Koc

TRACK 8: Planning

and Law

Session 6: Green Law Saturday

18th July

2009

9.00-10.30 Eleanor

Rathbone,

Hearnshaw

Theatre

102 1. Environmental rules’ and regulations’ influence

on spatial planning

H.E. van Rij

371 2. Beyond command regulation – approaches for

the management of urban growth and the

conservation of natural resources

Peter Williams

214 3. "Europeanization" of Water Law: A Second

Chance for Sectoral Water Planning in Germany

Juliane Albrecht

680 4. The public control of urban development. The

Turin case.

Carlo Spinelli

TRACK 10:

Transport Planning

and Policy

Session 9: Planning

for Non-Motorized

Modes and Freight

Saturday

18th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 4

544 1. Pedestrians´ users needs - COST 358 Schmeidler K.

227 2. Spatial Network Analysis: Comparing the

Performance of the Land Use-Transport System in

Melbourne (Australia) and Hamburg (Germany)

Jan Scheurer, Edmund Horan and

Shamas Bajwa

165 3. The Randstad utopia and its spatial reality.

Various types of centralities and its contradictions

with Dutch planning policies

Akkelies van Nes

270 4. Knowledge exchange on cycling inclusive urban

planning

Martin van Maarseveen, Mark Brussel,

Mark Zuidgeest and Jaap Rijnsburger

TRACK 13: Planning

for Rural Areas

Session 6:

Sustainable Tourism

Saturday

18th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 5

292 1. A planning-specific theory of sustainable

tourism supply

J.C. Dissart and D.W. Marcouiller

459 2. Tourism in Rural Areas: the means to promote

social and economic progress?

Cristina Danko and Júlia Lourenço




597 3. Participatory approaches to accessibility in the

agricultural landscape of Southern Sweden

Mats Gyllin

665 4. The feasibility evaluation of Taiwan's new

agriculture policies.

Lin Yi-Hsuan, Yu-Sheng Chiang, Yen-

Jong Chen and Tzu-Yuan Chao

TRACK 15: Planning

History

Session 6 Saturday

18th July

2009


Lecture Theatre

G27

110 1. The Idea of Docklands Sue Brownill and Steve Ward

312 2. Is plan-making today any more spatial than it

was in the past?

Peter Batey

633 3. Leonardo Benevolo, interpreter of the

European urban culture

Elena Granata and Carolina Pacchi

468 4. Planning the modern or the contemporary city? Enrico Confienza

530 5. Healthy cities in ancient Greece Sophia Chatzicocoli, Athena-Christina

Syrakoy

Track 17: Planning

and Complexity

Session 5 Saturday

18th July

2009


Theatre 6

415 1. Culture as an Organising Principle for Spatial

Planning? Towards a more comprehensive

Theoretical Model of Planning

Joerg Knieling and Frank Othengrafen

398 2. Being or Becoming? That is the Question! Gert de Roo

358 3. Knowledge, action and learning: the challenge

for creating resilient cities

Libby Porter and Cathy Wilkinson

Track 18: Spatial

Planning and

Development in

China

Session 3 Saturday

18th July

2009


Theatre 8

261 1. The Spatial Pattern of Poverty and Deprivation

in Transitional Chinese Cities

Yuan Yuan, Fulong Wu

674 2. A Housing Price Model for Determination of

Control..

Ning Zhao, Chen Hua, Zhe Gu

210 3. Neighbourhood Changes in the Process of

Property-led Regeneration in different

neighbourhoods of Beijing and Shanghai

Elisabete A. Silva; Nan Song; Ning Wu

232 4. Transitions towards genuine “urban

regeneration” i..

Binqing Zhai, Mee Kam Ng




TRACK 1: Planning

Theory: Trust and

Professionalism

Session 9: Language

and Visual

Representation in

Planning

Saturday

18th July

2009


Theatre 1

34 1. Poets and planners Bob Jarvis

196 2. Ob-la-di, ob-la-da – how to put meaning to our

words

Christoph Hemberger and Walter

Schoenwandt

153 3. Visible gestures – or why planning theory

should bother about imprints in the urban

landscape

Gunilla Lindholm

TRACK 3: Planning

Education

Session 6:

Pedagogical

Approaches in

Curricula

Saturday

18th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 1

12 1. Overcoming the majestic silence of the lecture

theatre: Innovating with an audience response

system

Deborah Peel

22 2. New curricula for educating planners and

designers in the times of peak oil and climate

change: lessons from Australia

Rafael Pizaro

402 3. Approaching Spatial Problems in Rural Areas Helena Linzer, Joachim Kieferle, Jens

Grunau, Michael Schmidt, Andreas

Voigt

529 4. The place of history in planning education Olivier Ratouis

TRACK 3: Planning

Education

Workshop: Writing

Academic Papers

Saturday

18th July

2009


Theatre 2

113 Workshop: Writing academic papers Patsy Healey, Heather Campbell,

Robert Upton and John Forester

TRACK 4: Global

Challenges

Session 7 Saturday

18th July

2009


Lecture Theatre

2

526 1. Governance and development coalitions in

airport regions: the model of Amsterdam,

Farnkfurt and Manchester

Michel van Wijk, Leonie Janssen-

Jansen

83 2. Airports and Cities. Analyses of new functional

urban areas

Michael Dross and Alain Thierstein

219 3. Land Use Planning Outcomes: Are we delivering

for our communities

Lee Beattie

507 4. Building Spatial Variable Platform towards City

Co

Che-Sheng Chiang




TRACK 6:

Participation and

Governance

Session 15:

Knowledge

Saturday

18th July

2009


theatre 1

560 1. Bridging the Gap Between Expert and Local

Knowledge in the Governance of Water: Can the

Future Really be like the Past?

Laurence Carmichael and Kepa

Morgan

290 2. Haggle in the planning process using geo-ict. Barbara Sterk, Wim van der Knaap and

Pepijn van Oort

139 3. Knowledge in planning infrastructure projects:

about deliberation, politics and decision-making

M. Giezen

212 4. Development Control and Development Control

Statistics: a search for a Research Methodology

Catherine Wynn

TRACK 10:

Transport Planning

and Policy

Session 10: Can

Planning Change

Travel Behaviour?

Saturday

18th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 4

74 1. Commuting impacts of workplace relocation: a

case study from Lisbon

David Vale

197 2. Assessing the impact of behaviour change

policies in five European cities

A.D. Hull, J. Morgan and S.Thanos

359 3. ‘New urbanism’ or metropolitan-level

centralization? A comparison of the influences of

metropolitan-level and neighborhood-level urban

form characteristics on travel behavior

Petter Naess

TRACK TWELVE:

Culture, Heritage

and Spatial

Planning

Session 6: Urban

Regeneration

Saturday

18th July

2009


Workshop

42 1. Revitalizing Older Port Cities Giovanna Codato, Zenia Kotval and

John Mullin

154 2. Mechanism of Regeneration in Taiwan Old

Urban Districts

Hsien-Hsin Cheng

612 3. Urban renewal of a marina: a case study

concerning a coastal area of southern Sardinia

(Italy)

Sebastiano Curreli, Federica Isola and

Cheti Pira

454 4. Can an element of the past act as a catalyst of

the future urban development: the case of the

tobacco museum in Kavala, Greece

Alex Deffner, Theodore Metaxas,

Kleanthis Syrakoulis and Theodora

Papatheohari




TRACK 14:

Environmental

Planning and

Resource

Management

Session 8:

Conceptual aspects

of environmental

planning 2

Saturday

18th July

2009


Theatre 7

406 1. Sustainable spatial development of recreation

and tourism system

J. O. Trusins, A. Ulme, E. Buka and I.

Trusina

492 2. Understanding households’ vulnerability to go

for pro-active environmental planning

Heike Köckler

511 3. The built environment and nature: a new

future?

Christopher Dempsey

Track 17: Planning

and Complexity

Session 6 Saturday

18th July

2009


Theatre 6

297 1. Complexity theories: a framework for theory

and planning. insights from spatial planning

practices in Portugal

Margarida Queirós

267 2. A non-linear perspective on peri-urban

developments

W.S.Rauws and G.de Roo

Track 18: Spatial

Planning and

Development in

China

Session 4 Saturday

18th July

2009


Theatre 8

216 1. An alternative approach to sustainable housing

provision – applying Sustainable Livelihoods

Approach in urban China

Ying Chang, Graham Tipple

417 2. Who affects the spatial structure of Chinese

city?..

Jun Wang

138 3. The governance of urban upgrading in Southern

China

Uwe Altrock, Sonia Schoon

TRANSNATIONAL

AND CROSS

BORDER PLANNING

MEETING

Saturday

18th July

2009

11.00-12.30 Eleanor

Rathbone

Lecture Theatre

PLANNING LAW

AND PROPERTY

RIGHTS THEMATIC

GROUP MEETING

Saturday

18th July

2009

12.30 – 2.00 Eleanor

Rathbone,

Hearnshaw

Theatre

THIS IS A LUNCHTIME MEETING

COMPLEXITY

WORKING GROUP

Saturday

18th July

2009


Theatre 6





TRANSPORT

PLANNING AND

POLICY RESEARCH

GROUP MEETING

Saturday

18th July

2009


School Seminar

Room 4


EVALUATION

THEMATIC GROUP

Saturday

18th July

2009


Seminar Room

2


CLOSING

CEREMONY

Saturday

18th July

2009

2.00 - 3.30 Management

School Seminar

Room 5

“Reflections on 100 years of the planning

academy” Lever Professor of Planning Peter

Batey, University of Liverpool; “A Science of

Planning is in the Making: Notes from the Past

and What We Might Expect in the Future”

Professor Michael Batty University College

London; "European planners definitely have a

future -- but who are they?" Prof. Benjamin Davy,

University of Dortmund; "Why can’t the future be

more like the past? A north American

Perspective" Prof. Mickey Lauria, Clemson

University

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