INTERNATIONALISING CITIES
Urban fabric and urban policies in a globalising world
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP 23 September 2016 Paris, France - Val de Seine School of Architecture
sept nov jan mar mai jun nov Program
2016-2017
Introduction
L AU C H I NG
W O RK S H O P
P O LI C Y MO B I L IT I E S
N E O L IB E R A L C I T Y
THEMES
M I G R AT I O N S
A N T HR O P O CE N E
F I NA L W OR K S H OP
Conclusion
C O N F ER E N C E
The contemporary period is marked by a process of economic, political, cultural and environmental globalisation, unprecedented in its nature and scope. Based on the intensification of the circulation not only of material goods, money and persons, but also of imaginaries, representations, social norms and patterns, this
"third globalisation" changes how societies relate to a global (or at least an ever more globalised) space; it is in particular strongly articulated with urbanisation, another major process at work.
The (most) visible side of this mutation, metropolisation, has been widely studied as regards its processes as its results. But the effects of globalisation on urban spaces, economies and societies are more diverse and affect all levels of the urban hierarchy. "New" geographies of innovation, international migrations, the circulation of cultural norms, tourism development, the rise of transnational actors involved in urban production, various forms of intensification of urban competition, links between urbanisation and global environmental change...
all contribute to the profound mutations of the urban phenomenon in all its dimensions.
This serie of workshops aims to explore internationalisation as a set of constraints, opportunities and resources for urban development and policies (in other words, the ins and outs of the international action cities), retaining as a main analyser the contemporary modalities of urban production in its various dimensions: cultural and imaginary, material and technological, economic and financial, political and social.
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
8h30 - 9h00 Welcome coffee 9h00 - 9h15 Introduction
Olivier Coutard and Christian Lefèvre, LATTS 9h15 - 10h45 Smart Cities,
Between internationalisation and specific trajectories
Antoine Picon, Ecole des Ponts ParisTech and Harvard University Moderators : Gilles Pinson, Sciences Po Bordeaux
Alberto Vanolo, University of Torino
10h45 - 11h15 Coffee Break
11h15 - 12h45 Urban Policy Mobility :
Circulation, translation and impact of regeneration «models»
Elisabeth Peyroux, CNRS
Moderators : Adèle Esposito, CNRS Nicolas Maisetti, LATTS
12h45 - 14h00 Lunch Break
14h00 - 15h30 European Cities and International Migration in the 21st Century:
Crisis, Framing and Super Diversity Jill Simone Gross, Hunter College CUNY Moderators : Eric Charmes, University of Lyon
Daniel Kübler, University of Zürich
15h30 - 16h00 Coffee Break
16h00 - 17h30 The Anthropo-(ob)Scene :
Interrupting Anthropocenic Urbanization Erik Swyngedouw, University of Manchester Moderators : Sabine Barles, Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne
Cyria Emelianoff, Université du Maine 17h30 - 17h45 Conclusion
Olivier Coutard and Christian Lefèvre, LATTS
ENSAPVS - Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris Val-de-Seine 3, quai Panhard et Levassor 75013 Paris
Organisation
Olivier Coutard, Christian Lefèvre, Marina Rotolo, LATTS Lionel Martins, PUCA
Scientific Committee
Eric Charmes, Hadrien Dubucs, Cyria Emelianoff, Ludovic Halbert, Nicolas Maisetti, Gilles Pinson
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
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