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Workshop 1. Participation and community involvement in planning and implementation of urban policy projects and programmes

Friday 18 May 2001 Venue: Conference room ‘Salen’, 1. floor
11:00	Chair: Bas Denters
	Allen, J.; Cars, G.: Governing Neighbourhoods
	Bäck, H.; Johansson, F.: Citizen involvement and new roles for local politicials in decentralised city government: The Case of Stockholm
	Balducci, A.: Governing fragmentation in contemporary urban societies: strengths and weaknesses of participatory approaches
	Atkinson, Rob; Lejeune, S.: Area-Based Urban Policy Initiatives - The Role of Resident Participation
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Chair: Alessandro Balducci
	Cameron, T.: Locating groups homes: The politics of neighbourhood participation
	Font, J; Jarque, M.; Medina, L.: Do different participatory methods produce coherent results? Citizen participation in Cardeu’s urban planning
	Cheyne, C.: Strengthening democratic practice in New Zealand’s local government: new directions for the 21st century
16:00	Coffee & tea break
16:30	Chair: Alessandro Balducci
	Båstrup-Larsen, M.: Handling of complex coherent urban problems: an integrated approach based on the case of Vollsmose
	Denters, B.; Klok; P-J.: The reconstruction of Roombeek-West: an institutional analysis of the planning process
	Kensen, S.; Tops, P.: Citizen participation: lessons from eight Dutch cities
Saturday 19 May 2001
11:00	Chair: Henry Bäck
	Mareggi, M.: Multipartner Table of Co-design to Manage City Actions: Italian Urban Time Policies Experiences
	Reynarsson, B.: Reykjavik – the future city
	Smith, J.L.: Mixing it up: Public Housing Redevelopment in Chicago
	Åquist, A-C.: Planning for the perspective of everyday life
	Dangschat, J. S.: Which kind of social integration can be supported by participation?
	Evaluation, perspectives and discussion of themes and topics from workshop 1.
13:00	Lunch

 

Workshop 2: Challenge to policy and administration of an integrated and comprehensive approach in urban policy

Friday 18 May 2001 Venue: Conference room 7, 4. Floor
11:00	Chair: Hans Skifter Andersen
	Lawless, P.: Urban Politics and Policy in two American Cities: Tensions and Challenges Discussant: Leibovitz, J.
	Schwab, B.; Kuebler, D.: Metropolitan governance and the ’democratic deficit’. Theoretical issues and empirical findings Discussant: Elander, I.
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Chair: Cristiana Rossignolo
	Leibovitz, J.; Bailey, N.; Docherty, I.; Kearns, A.; Turok, I.: Strategic Capacity in Fragmented Urban Governance: How Real a Policy Innovation? Discussant: Ache, P.
	Elander, I; Strömberg, T.: From local welfare regimes to fragmented urban coalitions Discussant: Lawless, P.
	Grimshaw, L.; May, A.: Talking is not a waste of time – Networks and the Co-ordination of Area-based initiatives Discussant: Skifter Andersen, H.
16:00	Coffee & tea break
16:30	Chair: Ali Modarres
	Skifter Andersen, H.: What is the Special Purpose of Area Based Initiatives? How to Understand Deprived Urban Neighbourhoods Discussant: Cameron, S.
	Cameron, S.: Neighbourhood management: Linking ’neighbourhood renewal’ and ’urban renaissance’ Discussant: Modarres, A.
	Ghiara, H: Institutional capacity and area-based process of urban regeneration Discussant: Russel, P.
Saturday 19 May 2001 Venue: Conference room 7, 4. floor 11:00 Chair: Peter Ache Modarres, A.: Space-based Economic Development? Views from Los Angeles Discussant: Ghiara, H. Munk, A.: Welfare Policies in Distressed Neighbourhoods. The Danish Example Discussant: Schwab, B. Russel, P.: Integrated Urban Renewal in Ireland: Constraints to achieving integration in the H.A.R.P. Project Dublin Discussant: Rossignolo, C. Rossignolo, C.: Planning Urban Surbubs. The Case-study of Turin Discussant: Grimshaw, L. Evaluation, perspectives and discussion of themes and topics from workshop 2. 13:00 Lunch

 

Workshop 3: EU Urban Policy vis á vis the development of new practices in the urban policy of European towns and cities

Friday 18 May 2001 Venue: Conference room 1, 4. floor
11:00	Chair: Jon Naustaldslid
	Di Ciommo, F.: The economic actors and city governability: the example of urban regeneration policies in Milan, Naples and Paris Discussants: Gelli, F.; Tedesco, C.
	Feindt, P.H.: Public participation in metropolitan conflicts – a case study from Hamburg Discussant: Rowe, J.
	Franke, T.; Löhr, R-P.: Neighbourhood Management – a Key Instrument in Integrative Urban District Development Discussant: Naustaldslid, J.
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Chair: Helle Nørgaard
	Gelli, F.; Tedesco, C.: Government and modes of governance in the U.S. and European cities. The change in urban policies Discussants: Franke,T.; Löhr R-P.
	Kantor, P.; Savitch, H.: Strategic Approaches to Urban Economic Development: Testing Results from North America and Western Europe, 1970-2000 Discussant: Nørgaard, H.
	Rowe, J.; Fudge,C.: Area-based Initiatives as Tools towards Ecological Modernisation: A Case Study in Sweden Discussant: Di Ciommo, F.
16:00	Coffee & tea break
16:30	Chair: Ivan Tosics
	Santangelo, M.: The urban pilot projects experience. A top-down integrated approach answering to local innovative strategies Discussant: Tosics, I.
	Evaluation, perspectives and discussion of themes and topics from workshop 3. Initiator: Kantor, P.

 

Workshop 4: Employment issues, immigration and social inclusion in the neighbourhood. Stigmatisation, image of deprived neighbourhoods, the role of business in the neighbourhood

Friday 18 May 2001 Venue: Conference room 30, 3 floor
11:00	Chair: Anne Querrien
	Malcata, E.: Local funding in area-based urban policy
	Rezelman, A.: Redefinition of the state and business interests organisations – the case of Paris-Ile de France
	Incedayi, D.; Tercan, A.: ’Space’ as component and indication of cultural change in the context of environment problems
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Chair: Michael Bannon
	Griffiths, R.: Neighbourhood cohesion through arts and culture
	Hastings, A.; Dean, J.: Challenging Images: the implications of ’image management’ for the regeneration of stigmatised housing estates
	Elm Larsen, J.: Spatialization and Culturalization of Social Policy: Conducting Marginal People in Local Community
16:00	Coffee & tea break
16:30	Chair: Michael Bannon
	Querrien, A.: The history of area-based initiatives in the French urban policy for disadvantaged neighbourhoods
	Wilder, M.: Race, Ethnicity, and Class: Facing The Limits of Community-based Development
	Evaluation, perspectives and discussion of themes and topics from workshop 4.

 

Workshop 5: Models of partnerships and collaborative planning efforts

Friday 18 May 2001 Venue: Conference room 2, 4. floor
11:00	Chair: Ivan Turok
	Peterman, W.: Revitalizing the Calumet: A Model for Urban Regeneration? Discussant: Keating, D.
	Dukes, T.: Amsterdam: the case of URBAN Bijldermeer Discussant: Smith M.
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Chair: Christian Lefèvre
	Boyle, R.; Eisinger, P.: The U.S. Empowerment Zone Program: The Evolution of a National Urban Program and the Failure of Local Implementation in Detroit, Michigan Discussant: Nordahl, B.
	Turok, I.: Area-based partnerships in Ireland: Collaborative planning in practice? Discussant: Ratouis, O.
	Keating, D.: An Evaluation of the U.S. Empowerment Zone Program Discussant: Plöger, J.
16:00	Coffee & tea break
16:30	Chair: William Peterman
	Smith, M.; Beazley, M.: The community decides? Continuity and change in the involvement of communities in regeneration Discussant: McCarthy, J./Fernie, K.
	Pløger, J.: Urban social planning – urbanity and/or/either-or/neither community? A comparative study of urban regeneration projects in Oslo and Copenhagen Discussant: Boyle, R.
	Paddison, R.: Attitudes to citizen participation, neighbourhood and social inclusion in Scottish cities
Saturday 19 May 2001 Venue: Conference room 2, 4. Floor
11:00	Chair: Nevin Brown
	Nordahl, B.: Privatisation of land use planning in urban areas Discussant: Turok, I.
	Ratouis, O.: Public policy looking for renewed shapes of partnerships or the example of a few original situations in Dunkirk (France) Discussant: Dukes, T.
	McCarthy, J; Fernie, K.: The new Community Planning Agenda – Institutional morphing in Dundee Discussant: Peterman, W.
	Evaluation, perspectives and discussion of themes and topics from workshop 5.
13:00	Lunch

 

Workshop 6: Methodological issues related to the measurement and evaluation of the effects of urban improvement programmes. Learning processes in the development of urban policies

Friday 18 May 2001 Venue: Conference room 3, 4. Floor
11:00	Chair: Lars A. Engberg
	Light, I.: Social Capital’s Unique Accessibility Discussant: Skovbro, A.
	Skovbro, A.: Urban densification: an innovation in sustainable urban policy? Discussant: Drifill, J.; Hill, A.
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Chair: Lars A. Engberg
	Drifill, J.; Hill, A.: Values into Action – Lessons for succesful community development and sustainable regeneration Discussant: Engberg, L.; Bayer, S.
	Engberg, L.; Bayer, S.: The two faces of consensus-steering Discussant: Light, I.
	Vliet, D. van: Area Based Demonstration/Exhibition: Adaptive Management and Learning in Municipal and Development Organizations Discussant: Merridew, T.
16:00	Coffee & tea break
16:30	Chair: Lars A. Engberg
	Merridew, T.: The role of consultancy in local regeneration processes Discussant: Vliet, D. van
	Breda-Vázquez, I.; Conceicao, P.; Batista, L.M.; Branco-Teixeira, M.: Evaluation of the effects of urban improvement programmes: methodological contributions Discussant: Drifill, J; Hill, A.
	Evaluation, perspectives and discussion of themes and topics from workshop 6.