Name: Thursday - Citizen Participation and Collaborative Urban Planning [URBAN ISSUES IN ASIA & PACIFIC RIM TRACK]
Start: 2013-04-04T15:10:00-0700
End: 2013-04-04T16:30:00-0700

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SPECIAL TRACKS: Burd Track on Media & Urban Life | Urban Issues in Asia & the Pacific Rim ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: 43rd Annual Meeting Committees | UAA Governing Board | UAA Executive Office Staff

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Thursday - Citizen Participation and Collaborative Urban Planning [URBAN ISSUES IN ASIA & PACIFIC RIM TRACK]

Moderator: Carolyn Whitzman (University of Melbourne)

All the Best Meetings Happen in the Car Park': Exploring Spaces of Participation in Urban Regeneration Processes
Kathryn Scott (University of Auckland)
Vibrant Cities, Vibrant Cultures: Researching Indigenous People's Participation in Urban Development
Keriata Stuart (University of Otago), Anaru Waa (University of Otago), John Ryks (Aria Research), Philippa Howden-Chapman (University of Otago), Bridget Robson (University of Otago)
Urban Transformation in a Transitional Economy: Is "Gentrification" a Analytically Useful Concept for Vietnam
Ngai-ming Yip (City University of Hong Kong), Hoai Anh Tran (Malmo University of Sweden)
An Analysis of the Incentives and Motivation for Urban Planning in China’s Local Government
Dongquan Li (Renmin University)

Presenters

Kathryn Scott

PhD candidate & Social Researcher, University of Auckland & Landcare Research

I am an anthropologist on a multidisciplinary urban research team at Landcare Research (a Crown Research Institute)and have been undertaking doctoral research for the last 3 years.Our team has developed technologies and capacity in low impact urban design, and continue to work at... Read More →

Keriata Stuart

Project Leader, Waiti Research/Resilient Urban Futures research programme, University of Otago

As both researcher and policy advisor, I'm passionate about: indigenous participation in urban development the value of traditional indigenous knowledge in urban development, particularly improving urban sustainability a holistic approach to wellbeing of peoples in urban settings... Read More →

Panels

Topic Special Track: Urban Issues in Asia & the Pacific Rim, Urban Politics-Elections-Citizen Participation

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