The 1st
World Planning Schools Congress
11-15 July 2001,Shanghai, China
The 1st
World Planning Schools Congress
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Chairs: Ruth
Yabes (Arizona State University, USA)
Marcel
Bazin (Université de Reims, France)
Jo Rosier (Massey
University, New Zealand)
12.2 National Contexts and Systems of Planning Education (Part 1): Asian Cases
12.3 National Contexts and Systems of Planning Education (Part 2) (Additional Cases)
12.4 International Cooperation, "Twinning," and Exchanges in Planning Education
12.5 The Methodology, Theory and Practice of Planning Pedagogy
12.6 Digital and Multimedia Planning Education Tools and Techniques
12.7 Planning Education in Particular: Specific Cases and Experiences
12.8 Planning Education Across Borders: Examples, Experiences and Critical Theoretical Discussion
12.9 Promoting International Academic Cooperation: Facts and Hopes
12.10 Are There Any Universals in Planning Education in the 21st Century (a)?
Date:
12 July
Time:
13:30-15:15
Venue:
Room 706
Chair:
12031
The Globalism of Planning Education
Li Daizhong (Southwest University of Science and Technology, China)
12011 Public Policy and Planning Education in Democratising Societies
Garth Klein (University of Witwatersrand, South
Africa)
Alan MABIN (University
of Witwatersrand, South Africa)
Thomas Mogale (University
of Witwatersrand, South Africa)
Philip Harrison (University of Witwatersrand, South Africa)
12012
Teaching Planning Methods: An
Assessment of Emerging Trends
Ian Skelton (University of Manitoba, Canada)
Erik Ferguson (University
of Manitoba, USA)
Tim Chapin (Florida State University, USA)
12030 Planning Education in Africa: Responding to the Demands of a Changing Context.
Kofi Diaw (Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and
Technology, Ghana)
Vanessa Watson (University
of Cape Town, South Africa)
Tumsiph J. Nnkya (University
of Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania)
Jørgen Andreasen (School of Architecture, Copenhagen, Danmark)
12042
Planning Pedagogy and Globalization
in Latin America
Roberto Rodriguez-Garza
(Universidad Simon Bolivar, Venezuela)
Discussants:
Jo Rossier (Massey University, New Zealand)
Date:
12 July
Time:
15:45-17:30
Venue:
Room 706
Chair:
Aprodicio Laquian (University of British Columbia, Canada)
12023 The Paradigm Shift of Planning Education in Korea for 21 Century
Sang-chul Choi
(Seoul National University, Korea)
12016
A Dillema of Planning Education in
Indonesia
Leksono Subanu (Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia)
12038 Planning Education in National Institute of Technology, Malang, Indonesia: An Investigation on the Characteristics of Demand on Urban Planners in Eastern Indonesia Regions
A.Nurul Hidayati (National Institute of Technology,
Indonesia)
12026 Urban Management in Vietnam - The Issue Needs Investment, Study in Education at Planning Faculty - Hanoi Architectural University.
Le Duc Thang (Hanoi
Architect University, Vietnam)
Nguyen To Lang (Hanoi Architect University, Vietnam)
12028 Training Urban Planning in Vietnam
DO DUC VIEM (Hanoi Architectural University, Vietnam)
Discussant: Ruth Yabes (Arizona State University, USA)
Date:
13 July
Time:
8:00-9:45
Venue:
Room 706
Chair:
12002 The Changing Nature of Planning, Planning Education, and Planning Students in South Africa
Alison Todes (University of Natal, South Africa)
12005 Integrating Australian Planning Education and Planning Competence: An Introduction
June Wang Huajun (Curtin University, Australia)
12008 Evolution of Planning Education in Botswana: A Marriages of Convenience
Branko I. Cavric (University of Botswana, Botswana)
Aloysius C. Mosha (University of Botswana, Botswana)
12014 Professional Apprenticeships in Undergraduate Planning Sprogram
Johanna Rosier (Massey University, New Zealand)
12019
The Implications of the New Urban
Agenda for Planning Education
Nicholas John Bailey (University of Westminster,
UK)
Discussant:
Hemalata C. Dandekar (The
University of Michigan, USA)
Date: 13 July
Time:
10:15-12:00
Venue:
Room 706
Chair:
Marcel Bazin (Université
de Reims, France)
12007 Bridging a Gap –
The Benefits of Distance Learning and Intercontinental Scholarly Exchange
Programs for Students, Faculty and Institutions (The case of the Dresden -
Columbus Program on Sustainable Urban and Regional Development).
Bernhard Mueller (the Technical
University of Dresden, Germany)
Hazel Morrow-Jones (The Ohio State University, Germany)
12010 Planning Ethics ‘in
Transition’: Challenges to Spatial Planning Education
ELENA DIMITROVA (University of Architecture, Civil Engineering & Geodesy, Bulgaria)
12009 The Formation of the
Commonwealth Association of Planners Network of Planning Schools: a Response to
the Istanbul+5 Development Agenda
Cliff Hague (Heriot-Watt University, UK)
12027 The Role of the Planner
in Development: A Tripartite Approach
A L Brown (Nathan
Campus, Griffith University, Australia)
D. Low Choy (Nathan
Campus, Griffith University, Australia)
T. Mubvami (University
of Zimbabwe, Australia)
P. Robinson A.Todes (University of Natal, Australia)
12048 A Students' Workshop on
Shanghai's World Fair
Marc Dilet (France)
Discussant:
Cliff Hague (Edinburgh
College of Art/Heriot-Watt University, UK)
Date:
13 July
Time:
13:30-17:15
Venue:
Room 706
Chair:
Ann Forsyth (Harvard University,
USA)
12021 Planning and Design
Education Techniques and Activities
Ruth Yabes (Arizona State University,
USA)
Patricia Crawford (Arizona State University, USA)
12015 How
Urban Practitioners Learn in Practice
Kelvin MacDonald (The National Council for Housing and Planning, UK)
12033 Education
for Urban and Regional Planning Must Start from Solid Concepts Adjusted to the
Life of Today:
Manuel da Costa Lobo (Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal)
12034 Building
Knowledge-based Core Competencies in the “flowing world”: Tampere Centre of
Expertise Programme as a Case in Point
Markku Sotarauta (University of Tampere, Finland)
12035
Relating Theory to Practice in
Planning Education: A New Zealand Approach
Michael Gunder (University of Auckland, New Zealand)
12039
Experimentation With Educational
Discourse:
Wael Salah Fahmi (Helwan University,
UK)
Joe Howe (Manchester University, UK)
Discussant:
Ann Forsyth (Harvard
University, USA)
Date:
13 July
Time:
13:45-17:30
Venue:
Room 706
Chair:
12003 Improving Planning
Education Through Government Policy in the UK:
Andrea I. Frank (Cardiff University, UK)
12043 Learning Through
Web Page Design
Deborah Peel (University of Westminster, UK)
12032 Study & Development
of the Multimedia Teaching Courses for Urban Planning Education
Li Li (Tongji University, China)
12036 PlaNet – Planners’ Network Experience with Computer-Supported Co-operative Work in the Postgraduate Education in Spatial Planning at the ETH Zurich
12004 On Line Planning
Education - Boon or Burden?
Angus Witherby (University of New
England, Australia)
Chris Cunningham (University
of New England, Australia)
Discussants:
David Simpson (University
of Louisville, USA)
Date:
14 July
Time:
8:00-9:45
Venue:
Room 706
Chair:
Marcel Bazin (Université
de Reims, France)
12013
The Architect/Planner: Educating
the Urban Renaissance Professional
Jim Claydon (UWE Bristol, UK)
12018 It
Is All Done: An Experience of Teaching Urban Design in a Squatter Settlement in
Recife- Brazil
Monteiro, Circe (Graduate Program on
Urban Development, Brazil)
Ney Dantas (Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil)
12040 Urban Ecological
Planning-Building Knowledge Based on the Ground Reality. Values, Methods and
Results in Inter-cultural Teaching Opportunities in Developing Countries. Case
Studies in Nepal and China
BJØNNESS, Hans Christie (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway)
12017
Teaching Inheritage Conservation to
Planners
Marcel BAZIN (Université de Reims, France)
12050
Preparing for the Challenges of the
21st Century : A New Postgraduate
Peter Herrle (Technische Universität Berlin, (TU Berlin), Germany)
Date:
14 July
Time:
10:15-12:00
Venue:
Room 706
Chair: Andrea I. Frank (Cardiff University, UK)
Panelists:
Chris Yewlett (Cardiff University, UK)
Philip Booth (University of Sheffield, UK)
Cliff Hague (Heriot-Watt University, UK)
Greg Lloyd (University of Dundee, UK)
J. P. McCarthy (University of Dundee, UK)
Date:
14 July
Time:
13:30-15:15
Venue:
Room 706
Chair:
Carlos B. Vainer (Federal University
of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Panelists:
Carlos B. Vainer (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Bruce Stiftel (President of ACSP)
Hans (JM) Mastop
(President of AESOP)
Maria Flora Gonçalves (ANPUR,
Brazil)
Date:
14 July
Time:
10:15-12:00
Venue:
Room 702
Chair: Farokh Afshar (University of Guelph, Canada)
Panelists:
Farokh Afshar (University of Guelph,
Canada)
C.T. Wu
(University of New South Wales, Australia)
Mee Kam Ng (University of Hong Kong, China)
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