The 1st
World Planning Schools Congress
11-15 July 2001,Shanghai, China
The 1st
World Planning Schools Congress
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Co-chairs:
Thomas
L. Harper (University
of Calgary, Canada)
Stan Stein (University
of Calgary, Canada)
Rob Freestone
(University
of New South Wales, Australia)
7.1
PHILOSOPHY, HERMENEUTICS, AND PLANNING PRACTICE
7.2 MODELS, METHODS AND SYSTEMS APPROACHES
7.4 DEVELOPMENT PLANNING AND CULTURAL DIFFERENCE
7.5 NEW CHALLENGES AND TRENDS IN PLANNING
7.6 DEPARTURES IN PLANNING THEORY
7.7 INSTITUTIONAL APPROACHES TO PLANNING
7.8 ETHICS, POWER, AND DISCOURSE
7.9 Development as Freedom: A Pragmatic Review of Development Planning According to Amartya Sen
7.10* Comparative Planning Cultures
7.12 HISTORICAL URBANISATION AND SETTLEMENT IN ASIA
7.13 URBAN DESIGN, PUBLIC SPACE AND LAND USE
7.14 GLOBALIZATION, LOCALIZATION AND PLANNING IDEAS
Date:
13 July
Time:
8:00-9:45
Venue:
Function Hall
Chair:
7004
Understanding,
explaining and interpreting praxis and hermeneutics for praxeutic planning
Barrie Melotte (Curtin University, Australia)
7031
Semantic
Tasks in Planning
Walter Schoenwandt (Universitaet Stuttgart, Germany)
7037
'Practical
Action, Political Vision': Planners as Missionaries or Chameleons?
Jean Hillier (Curtin University, Australia)
7015
Planning
to Scale: Recovery of the Personal and Public?
Keith Morrison
(Lincoln University, New Zealand)
Discussant:
Date:
14 July
Time:
10:15-12:00
Venue:
Function Hall
Chair:
7023
Modeling
as Story-telling: Using Simulation Models as a Narrative
Subhrajit Guhathakurta (Arizona State University, USA)
7020
Bubbles
in Urban Planning
Rong Yi
(Boston University, USA)
Tianxin Zhang (University of Tokyo, Japan)
7055
Re
(De) Constructive Mapping of the Post Modern City: Urban Experimentation with
Cognitive
Imaging
Joe Howe
(Helwan University, UK)
Wael Salah Fahmi (Manchester University, UK)
7025
Revolution
of Environment: E.A. Gutkind's Conceptualisation of the Dispersed Urban Realm
Tom Avermaete
(Catholic University Leuven, Belgium)
Discussant:
Date:
12 July
Time:
15:45-17:30
Venue:
Function Hall
Chair:
7044
Urban
Planning and Inter-Group Conflict: Strategies of Intervention when Confronted
with a
Fractured
Public Interest
Scott Bollens (University of California, USA)
7032
Private
Communities, Private Planning and the Club Realm
Christopher Webster (University of Wales Cardiff, Cardiff, UK)
7005
Potentials
of the Regime Theory in Analysing and Improving the Co-ordination of Urban and
Sub-urban
Interdependencies
Bettina Blumling (University of Dortmund, Germany)
7017
What
Lies Beneath Urban Growth Boundaries? A Theoretical Assessment of Growth
Consensus
Mayere Severine (Florida State University, USA)
7058 Can Governments Bargain Effectively?: lessons from a waste transfer station location
Bruce Stiftel (Florida
State University, USA)
Discussant:
Date:
14 July
Time:
8:00-9:45
Venue: Room 306
Chair:
7006
New
Departures in Urban Development Planning
Britton Harris (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
7003
Urban
Planning within Socialist Centralism: The Legacy of the German Democratic
Republic
Andreas Holm (Gerhard-Mercator-University Duisburg , Germany)
7047
Governmentality
and Urban Planning Theory: The Case of China
Wing-Shing
Tang
(Hong
Kong Baptist University, China)
Discussant:
Date:
13 July
Time:
10:15-12:00
Venue:
Function Hall
Chair:
7011
Urban
Planning as an Instrument of State Corporatism
Glen Searle (University of Technology Sydney, Australia)
7052
The
Twin Crises of Planning
Marco Cenzatti (Harvard University, USA)
7016
Visionary
pragmatism: scenario planning in the Netherlands
Marc Glaudemans
(Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands)
Discussant:
Date:
14 July
Time:
8:00-9:45
Venue:
Function Hall
Chair:
7035
‘Intimate
Anonymity’ Or Breaking the Code of the Urban Gnome
Hillel Schocken (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
7059
Search for a New Paradigm of Urban Area
Planning: From Procedural Planning to Planning
Process
Wu tinghai (Tsinghua University, China)
7034
Planning
theory: Calling for a new paradigm
Haiyi Yu (Tsinghua University, China)
7054
Planning
Theory: Towards an Integrative Methodology
Franco Archibugu
(Planning Studies Centre, Rome)
Discussant:
Date:
13 July
Time:
13:30-15:15
Venue:
Function Hall
Chair:
7021
Towards
an Institutional Turn in Planning Theory
Sigmund Asmervik (Universitaet Stuttgart, Germany)
7014
An
institutional and historical account of public participation in Dutch planning
Johan Woltjer (University of Twente, Netherlands)
7042
Images
and Place-Making Institutions
Michael Neuman (Texas A&M University, USA)
7045
The
Economics of Communicative Planning: What
is Gained by Accepting Some Manipulation?
Tore Sager (Norwegian
University of Science and Technology, Norway)
Discussant:
Date:
13 July
Time:
15:45-17:30
Venue:
Function Hall
Chair:
7048
Public
and Private Interests - the Roles of Participation between Rational Discourse
and Power Calculi
Wolf
Reuter
(University of Stuttgart, Germany)
7022
Power:
A Dangerous Obsession for Planning
Stanley
Stein
(University
of Calgary, Canada)
Thomas
Harper
(University
of Calgary, Canada)
7036
Planning
and Democracy: Uneasy Partners
James
Clapp
(City
Planning & Urban Studies, USA)
7001
Is
the Increased Output of Planning Ethics Knowledge in North America Affecting
Those Who Practice Planning?
Jerome
Kaufman
(University
of Wisconsin-Madison, USA)
Date:
12 July
Time:
13:30-15:15
Venue:
Function Hall
Chair:
Panelist:
Charles Hoch
(University
of Illinois at Chicago, USA)
Carol Armstrong
(University of Southern California, USA)
Hilda Blanco (University of
Washington, USA)
Discussants:
Thomas L. Harper (University of
Calgary, Canada)
Stan Stein (University
of Calgary, Canada)
Date:
14 July
Time:
13:30-15:15
Venue:
Function Hall
Chair:
Bish Sanyal (Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, USA)
Panelist:
Bish Sanyal (Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, USA)
Tridib Banerjee (University
of Southern California, USA)
Ed Blakely
(Ed Blakely, USA)
Michael Leaf
(University of British Columbia, USA)
Mee Kam NG (Hong
Kong University, China)
Andreas Faludi (University
of Nijmegen, Netherlands)
Rachelle Alterman (Israel
institute of Technology, Israel)
*This
session is sponsored by the Global Planning Educators Interest Group of
ACSP.
Date:
13 July
Time:
15:45-17:30
Venue: Room 306
Chair:
7018
From
Property Rights to Public Control: the Quest for Public Interest in the Control
of Urban Development
Philip Booth (University of Sheffield, UK)
7038
The
Utopian Underpinnings of the Nineteenth Century New England Mill Community
John Mullin
(University
of Massachusetts, USA)
Zenia Kotval (Michigan State University, USA)
7043
Interstate
Highways and the Central Cities in Postwar America
Raymond A. Mohl
(University
of Alabama at Birmingham, USA)
Discussants:
Date:
14 July
Time:
13:30-15:15
Venue: Room 306
Chair:
7026
Patterns
of Traditional Fishing Villages Along Eastern Coastal Area of Peninsular
Malaysia
Ahmad Sanusi Hassan (University of Science Malaysia, Malaysia)
7008
Planning
a New City, Constructing a New Nation-state Urban Politics and Social Process of
the
Development
of Greater Shanghai 1927-1937
Chi-jeng Kuo (Tunghai University, China Taiwan)
7046
A
Search of Urban Planning Theory in China: The research of small town planning
theory
Wang Shilan
(Zhe
Jiang University, China)
Chen Qianhu
(Zhe
Jiang University, China)
Zhong Yong (Zhe Jiang University, China)
7057
Experimental
City: Taipei or Tokyo?
Chang, Shu-Mei
(Cornell University, USA)
Discussants:
Date:
14 July
Time:
10:15-12:00