THEMATIC GROUPS
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- Category: Planning, Law and Property rights
Prof Thomas Hartmann will deliver his inaugural lecture as chair of Land Policy and Land Management at the Department of Spatial Planning, TU Dortmund University on 26th August 2022.
You can join the lecture in person or online. Please register by the 31st July: www.registration.bodenpolitik.de
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- Category: Planning, Law and Property rights
The Planning, Law, and Property Rights Thematic Group will meet in Estonia during the forthcoming AESOP congress in Estonia (25 – 29 July) next week. The meeting will be led by Andreas Hengstermann and everyone is welcome!
Date: Thursday 28th July
Time: 12.00
Event title: AESOP Thematic Group meeting: Planning, Law, and Property Rights
Room: The meeting will be held in the same room as Track 3 LAW (room number not released yet).
Details can be found in the programme here: AESOP_programme_at_a_glance_04_07.pdf (publicon.ee)
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- Category: New Technologies & Planning
You are cordially invited to join the next Thematic Group New Technology and Planning meeting
which will be held in Tartu on Friday 29 July 2022 at h 09:00 am.
Further information updated will be posted here a few days before the meeting.
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- Category: Global South & East
The first online meeting for the new AESOP Thematic Group Planning Theories and Practices for Global South Date: 15th July 2022 Time: 1500-1630 hrs (BST)
Dear AESOP Community,
Please join us for the first meeting of a new thematic group on “Planning theories and Practices for Global South”.
We are interested in exploring the topic in different constellations and from different perspectives, extending a warm invitation to the interested members to join the group. This group is expected to provide us with a common ground, enabling outreach for the entire AESOP community and beyond, on different occasions and from different perspectives. To initiate the dialogue, we will begin introducing our ideas and positions that inspired the emergence of the thematic group.
This will be followed by a brainstorming session to explore related topics, networks, projects, outcomes, and future activities. During the meeting, we will also register interests from various sub-groups, to take and lead thematic activities for the first couple of years.
Please note that this group is NOT limited to AESOP members and only those who are experts in planning within the contexts of the Global South. All are welcome to bring ideas and interests to our first online meeting at the margin of the AESOP congress.
With regards and thanks
Chandrima Mukhopadhyay
Current Coordinator of the TG
Join Zoom Meeting https://liverpool-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/94752872605?pwd=dkw5Z0pYK25yZzhmNldicDFsL1lMUT09 Meeting ID: 947 5287 2605 Passcode: n8?WL$0*
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- Category: Planning/Conflict
Invitation to Conflict in the city: Approached, methodologies, experiences in urban conflicts research. Lecture Series (online). June 14 - July 12, Tuesdays 18:00 - 19:30 s.t. CEST (except on 05/07: 16.00-17.30 s.t.)
Research on conflict, (ant-)agonism and insurgent practices is an important and variegated strand of urban studies. Compared to critical scholars’ engagement with protests and mobilizations against hegemonic urban development politics and planning and with emergent alternatives in the production of urban space, there seems however to be little explicit reflection on how to develop research programmes and on how to conduct research in this field of practices. This lecture series presents a select review of current approaches to research on urban conflicts, and focuses explicitly on exploring the programmatic framing, epistemological perspectives and methodological choices involved in urban conflicts research.
14.06 Luis del Romero Renau (Universitat de València, ES): On the nature of environmental conflicts: New theories and methodological approaches from the Latin-American context
21.06 Carolina Pacchi (Politecnico di Milano, IT): Between pluralism and agonism: A research programme on urban conflicts
28.06 Eva Wolf and Merlijn van Hulst (Tilburg University, NL): CONTRA: CONflict in TRAnsformations – a project funded through JPI Urban Europe, ERA-NET Cofund Urban Transformation Capacities (ENUTC)
05.07 Nanke Verloo (Universiteit van Amsterdam, NL) 16.00 – 17.30 h: Studying politicization, being the politicized: An honest reflection on ethnographic action research methodologies
12.07 Elias Steinhilper (DeZIM-Institut, Berlin DE): Contested Hospitality: Comparing Local Patterns of Migration-Related Protest
All lectures online (via Zoom)
Meeting-ID 618 8304 5535
https://tu-berlin.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5Ulf-qoqj4vGdGfdI68ZcyR-BuqZkjquaDz
(one-time registration required)
Planning Theory Lecture Series 2022
Planning Theory and Urban-Regional Policy Analysis
Technische Universität Berlin
in association with AESOP Planning/Conflict Thematic Group
www.planningtheory.tu-berlin.de
