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SEMINAR  OF  THE  SINO-­‐FRENCH  CENTRE  FOR  URBAN,  REGIONAL  AND  PLANNING  STUDIES   Paris  School  of  Planning  

Room  A219   Friday  October  30,  2015    

Created  in  2008  to  open  up  new  venues  for  a  dialogue  between  France  and  China  on  planning  issues,   the   Sino-­‐French   Centre   for   Urban,   Regional   and   Planning   Studies   has   been   actively   involved   in   organizing   exchange   seminars   in   France   and   China.   This   year   seminar   will   raise   two   issues:   “rural   transformation   under   the   process   of   urbanization”   and   “mixing   methodological   approaches   in   the   field  of  urban  studies”.  

 

Opening  addresses  (9  h  30  -­‐  10  h)  

Prof.  Claire  SOTINEL,  Vice-­‐President  in  charge  of  International  Relations,  University  of  Paris  East-­‐

Créteil  

Prof.  Corinne  LARRUE,  Head  of  Paris  School  of  Planning,  University  of  Paris  East-­‐Créteil    

Rural  transformation  under  the  process  of  urbanization  (10  h  –  12  h  30)  

Host  :  Dr.  Julien  ALDHUY,  Paris  School  of  Planning,  University  of  Paris  East-­‐Créteil  

Rural  China  has  been  deeply  transformed  under  the  effect  of  a  long-­‐lasting  process  of  urbanization.  

In   order   to   balance   urban/rural   development   and   to   insure   a   more   homogeneous   allocation   of   resources,  public  policies  in  China  are  promoting  an  integrated  planning  scheme.  Such  a  strategy  has   led   to   the   establishment   of   new   procedures   in   the   production   of   local   and   regional   plans   that   are   supposed  to  better  address  needs  in  the  urban  peripheries.  Recent  programmes  aimed  at  supporting   the  development  of  villages  –  like  the  “beautiful  villages”  movement  –  have  gained  momentum.  To   what   extent   lifestyles   in   rural   China   have   changed?   How   current   development   strategy   and   new   planning  procedures  are  accelerating  the  integration  of  villages  in  the  urban  realm?  

 

Prof.  Hongyang  WANG,  Nanjing  University  

“The  holistic  logic  of  contemporary  rural  revival:  Implications  from  a  Sino-­‐French  comparative  study   on  rural  revival”  

Dr.  Hui  QIAN,  Nanjing  University  

“The  revival  of  rural  China:  A  case  study  of  ‘Beautiful  Village  Movement’  in  Jiangning  District  in   Nanjing”  

Dr.  Emmanuel  BREFFEIL,  Naidao  Research  Center  

“Challenges  of  the  national  concept  of  “Beautiful  villages”  :  evidences  from  a  research-­‐action   program  in  Zhenbiancheng,  Hebei”  

Dr.  Yuanyuan  GU,  Nanjing  University  

“The  metaphor  of  spatial  power:  A  case  study  of  traditional  rural  settlement  of  Chaoshan  area”  

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Mixing  methodological  approaches  in  the  field  of  urban  studies  (14  h  -­‐16  h  30)   Host  :  Dr.  Julien  ALDHUY,  Paris  School  of  Planning,  University  of  Paris  East-­‐Créteil  

Along   with   the   blossoming   of   social   sciences   in   the   Chinese   academic   field   as   well   as   the   multiplication  of  data  and  knowledge  on  cities  in  China,  new  methodological  issues  can  be  raised  on   the   most   effective   way   to   conduct   research   and   highlight   new   phenomenon.   Quantitative   and   qualitative  methods  have  always  gone  hand  in  hand  to  draw  the  complexity  of  the  urban  reality.  

 

Dr.  Shan  YANG,  Nanjing  University  

“Overflowing  the  boundary:  The  Spatial  Publicness  of  Zhongyuan  MRD  in  Shanghai”  

Dr.  Florine  BALLIF,  Paris  School  of  Planning,  University  of  Paris  East-­‐Créteil  

“Photographic  approach  in  urban  studies:  analyzing  the  limits”  

Dr.  Jianxi  FENG,  Nanjing  University  

“The  Behavior  and  determinants  of  urban  residents  in  the  special  temporal-­‐spatial  context  of  China   Dr.  Beixiang  SHI,  Nanjing  University  

“The  Quantitative  Research  on  the  Hard  Core-­‐

Agglomeration  Phenomenon  of  Asian  Urban  Central  Districts”  

   

SINO-­‐FRENCH  CENTRE   FOR  URBAN,  REGIONAL   AND  PLANNING  STUDIES   University  Paris-­‐East-­‐Créteil   Nanjing  University  

   

TO JOIN US:

Please,  confirm  your  participation  by  e-­‐mail  to  Julien  Aldhuy  (julien.aldhuy@u-­‐pec.fr)    

 

TO COME TO US:

 

École  d’urbanisme  de  Paris   Bâtiment  Bienvenüe  -­‐  Plot  A   14-­‐20,  boulevard  Newton  

Cité  Descartes  -­‐  Champs  sur  Marne   77454  Marne-­‐La-­‐Vallée  cedex  2

 

RER  A  train,  direction:  Marne-­‐la-­‐Vallée  or  Torcy   Get  off  at  Noisy-­‐Champs,  exit  nr  3  Cité  Descartes   Head  for  Bd  Newton,  follow  the  way  to  the  Ecole  des  Ponts   Turn  right  on  Bd  Copernic   Walk  across  the  promenade  on  your  left,  walking  around  the  Bienvenüe  building   From  there,  you  can  access  the  entrance  hall  on  your  left  

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