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Chair/ Prof. Vincent Nadin

Vincent Nadin is Professor of Spatial Planning and Strategy in the Department of Urbanism at the Faculty of Architecture, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands. He is a visiting fellow at the Institute of Environmental Planning, Leibniz University, Hannover.

His main interests are European spatial development and planning for metropolitan regions, comparative planning systems and environmental sustainability and planning. His career has been mostly in teaching and research but he has previously worked in local government and as a consultant to many national and international clients. Vincent Nadin is joint author with the late Barry Cullingworth of the leading textbook Town and Country Planning in the UK (Edition 14, 2006, Routledge); co-author of European Spatial Planning and Territorial Cooperation (Febuary 2010, Routledge, with Stefanie Dhr and Claire Colomb); and editor-in-chief of the Taylor and Francis international peer reviewed journal Planning Practice and Research.

He led the preparation of the EU Compendium of Spatial Planning Systems and Policies (1997); the EU Framework project SPECTRA: Sustainability and Spatial Planning (1997-2000); the Spatial Vision for North West Europe (2001); and numerous other research projects on cross-national comparisons of planning, subsidiarity and small towns. He has also played a key role in the research on Spatial Planning in Practice (UK 2005-06) and other projects on demography, polycentricity and development planning. In 2006-07 he led the design of a new curriculum for a masters degree in spatial planning for planning practitioners in the UK.

Over the last 12 years he has been invited to present more than 50 papers to international conferences in 26 countries and has received sponsorship from numerous international bodies including the OECD, UNESCO UNECE, and others. He is an advisor to the European Union of Developers and House Builders, and has acted as referee for the UK ESRC, the Luxembourg National Research Funds and numerous academic journals. Vincent has acted as external examiner at nine universities. He has supervised six completed PhDs, examined ten candidates, and is currently promoting and/or supervising seven PhD candidates.

Recent publications include

1. Dhr, S., Colomb, C. and Nadin V. (2010, February) European Spatial Planning and Territorial Cooperation, London: Routledge, 480pp.

2. Cullingworth, B. and Nadin, V. (2006) Town and Country Planning in the UK (Fourteenth Edition), London, Routledge, 584pp.

3. Stead, D. and Nadin, V. (2008) Spatial Planning: Key Instrument for Development and Effective Governance, Geneva, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (with Dominic Stead). Available at http://www.unece.org/hlm/prgm/urbanenvperf/Publications/spatial_planning.pdf

4. Nadin, V. and Stead, D. (2010) Territorial governance and the Europeanisation of spatial planning: impacts in central and eastern Europe, in Adams, N. Cotella, G. and Nunes, R. Territorial Development, Cohesion and Spatial Planning, London, Routledge

5. Stead, D. and Nadin, V. (2009) Planning cultures between models of society and planning systems, in Othengraften, F. and Knieling, J. Planning Cultures in Europe: Diversity and Convergence, Aldershot: Ashgate

6. Stead, D. and Nadin, V. (2009) European spatial planning and welfare systems: the case of the

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Netherlands, Urban Planning International, Beijing: China Academy of Urban Planning and Design (in Chinese)

7. Nadin, V. and Stead, D. (2008) European spatial planning systems, social models and learning, DISP 172, January: 35-47

8. Nadin, V. (2007) The emergence of spatial planning in England, Planning Practice and Research 22(1): 43-62.

Department of Urbanism, Faculty of Architecture, Delft University of Technology

Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) is a major international research and education institution that consistently feature in the top 100 world universities and is ranked 17th in the world league table of universities of technology. TU Delft makes a significant contribution to advances in science, industry, commerce, public services and the professions.

The Faculty of Architecture at TU Delft has over 3,300 students and a staff of 40 professors and 300 associate and assistant professors covering architecture, urban design, planning, real estate and housing and building technology. Every year, some 150 international exchange students study in the faculty. There is an extensive portfolio of research and education on the built and natural environments and in particular addressing issues of sustainable development of cities and regions, making use of context-sensitive research by design and social scientific empirical approaches.

The Department of Urbanism includes urban design, urban and spatial planning, urban landscape and environmental technology. The central issue in urbanism concerns the manner in which planning and design mediate the territorial impacts of sectoral policy, market actions and socio-economic and cultural processes. The Department of Real Estate and Housing (RE&H) may also contribute to this project. The department is concerned with real estate, housing policy and urban management and development.

Since 2000 the Department of Urbanism has enrolled 105 PhD candidates many of whom have been funded by the EU Alfa-Ibis programme, the Dutch National Organisation for Research (NOW), Nuffic and national and regional governments. They have investigated diverse topics on urban design tools and technologies, the spatial development of global cities, informal settlements, cross-national comparative studies and many other subjects.

The Department of Urbanism has well-established research alliances with international organizations such as the International Forum on Urbanism, government departments such as the Dutch Ministry of Spatial Planning Environment and Housing (VROM), and public and private bodies especially in Asia and Latin America. The following are particularly relevant to this proposal:

Cross-national Comparative Planning Systems Network

ARL (German Academy for Spatial Research) are primary partner, others include Nordregio (Nordic Spatial Research Institute), Torino Polytechnic University, Prague Technical University, Athens University, Radboud University, Nijmegen, Dortmund University, Leuven University.

Rural Development Futures (RUFUS)

Leibniz University, Hannover; Lund University, Wageningen University, Spirit Consult, Inra-Sad Mirecourt, University of East Anglia.

International Federation on Urbanism (conferences and studios)

TU Delft, UPC Barcelona, IUAV di Venezia, Berlage Institute Amsterdam, Beijing University of Technology, Tsinghua University Beijing, University of Tokyo, National Universit of Singapore, Taiwan University Taipei, Chinese University of

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Hong Kong, DHV Group, and others. European Masters in Urbanism

Leuven University, IUAV Venice, UPC Barcelona, Prague Technical University

Atoms and Bits Studio, EU funded Erasmus intensive programme studio

IUAV Venice, Technical University of Catalunya UPC, Instituto Superior Tcnico - Universidade Tcnica de Lisboa, UACEG-University of Architecture, Civil Engineering, Geodesy of Sofia, Technical University of Denmark

Alfa Ibis programme led by Professor J. Rosemann- Dr. M. Carmona 2001-04

Academic researchers exchange programme between Latin American universities-European universities comprising 24 academic exchanges and12 PhDs.

The Chair of Spatial Planning led by Professor Vincent Nadin has competence in the role of planning and urban design in the transformation metropolitan areas from the neighbourhood to the regional scale. The outlook is international with staff from 20 different countries in the chair. The approach recognises that there can be no universal model of spatial planning but that methods and techniques must vary according to local conditions. The focus for teaching and research is on raising awareness of the politics of spatial development and increasing capacities to engage in a progressive, fair and inclusive planning practice, recognising the limitations of design and planning professions. The Chair cooperates closely with the OTB Research Institute for Housing, Urban and Mobility Studies. The Chair of Spatial Planning leads studio teaching and courses in the faculty on

introducing spatial planning and its role in mediating conflicting interests and creating more sustainable development;

complex cities, the transformation of metropolitan areas under globalisation, and the potential for better territorial management;

urban regeneration in cross-national comparative perspective; mobility environments and spatial planning in metropolitan regions; research and design methodologies; metropolitan planning and lessons from the Randstad region.

The Chair of Spatial Planning and the Department of Urbanism have extensive experience in leading or participating in international research and education projects. Recent projects include Innovation in Area Development in England and the Netherlands: Lessons for the

Netherlands :to provide recommendations on a private sector led area development process in creating large-scale mixed use urban developments - for the Dutch Property Developer: Rabo-Bouwfonds

Comparative European Spatial Planning Systems and Housing: To provide comparative information on the role of spatial planning systems in the delivery of new housing in five European countries (led Leicester De Montfort University, UK). UK Department of Communities and Local Government Agency: the National Housing and Planning Advice Unit (NHPAU).

Randstad 2040 International Review TU Delft coordinated an international critical review of the Randstad 2040 structure vision of the polycentric metropolitan region.

RUFUS: Rural Futures: European Union 7th Framework Project led by Leibniz University Hannover. The project is investigating the interaction of sectoral policies on rural and how they can be better combined or integrated in the interests of more sustainable development.

Mixed Scanning (OTB project) investigating the relation between visions and projects for the Dutch Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and Environment (NL)

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Spatial Plans in Practice: Local Development Frameworks Implementation Study. A three year study to evaluate and inform the implementation of the new system of local development planning in England; led by Baker Associates for the UK Office of the Deputy Prime Minister.

Implementing Spatial Planning in Central and Eastern Europe (2006) guidance for spatial planning systems, (led by Dominic Stead), commissioned by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. See: http://www.unece.org/hlm/prgm/urbanenvperf/Publications/spatial_planning.pdf

The Chair of Spatial Planning has particular experience in organising international design and planning studios in collaboration with partners in other countries, including for example: 2009: Urban Emergencies, a Masters studio addressing the spatial development

dimensions of reconstruction and humanitarian and architectural efforts in response to different natural or man-made disasters in impoverished areas., students posted to Indonesia, Philippines, Bangladesh, Colombia, El Salvador, Ghana and Venezuela.

2009: Randstad Challenge, supported by the Dutch Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment (VROM), in collaboration with Beijing University of Technology (BJUT), Tsinghua University, Taiwan University, the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK);

2008: Urban regeneration Beijing, Urban rehabilitation of the former public housing area in Beijing, in collaboration with Beijing University of Technology (BJUT), Inha University, and University of Seoul;

2008: Re-centering Cape Town, Masters Studio 2007: Kota Gede, Urban renewal strategy for Kota Gede, jogjakarta-Indonesia, in

collaboration with University of Gajah Mada (UGM), with funding from Prins Claus Foundation.

2007: Sustainable Strategies for St Maarten, postgraduate and young professionals project

2007: Lugu Lake, China, IFOU Summer course,. Cultural assets and urban base development strategy.

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Lei Qu BArch MEng Deng (Researcher) Dr. Lei Qu is a researcher at the Chair of Spatial Planning and Strategy, Department of Urbanism, Delft University of Technology. She is involved in research and teaching at the department and specialises in urban planning and management, housing and urban transformation, revitalization of historical inner city housing area, social sustainability of urban development and urban management towards poverty alleviation. She has been involved in research on planning in Asia, specifically her home country, China. She has been involved in the Globalization research program of the department and has extensive knowledge on international case studies in spatial planning.

Lei Qu has been involved in various national planning research projects in Asia, including: 2008 Mega-event strategy as a tool in area development and urban development

processes, Funded by Delft Centre for Sustainable Urban Areas, The Netherlands2000 Community development of Nanchizi historical housing district in Beijing

Embedded in the government project from Beijing Planning Bureau Preservation Planning for 25 historical and cultural districts in Beijing inner city area.

1999 Rehabilitation of Zhangzhou Inner City Housing Area Funded by Zhangzhou Planning Bureau, China.

Recent publications include:

1. Qu, L. (2008), Beijing. In Planning through Projects, Moving from Master Planning to Strategic Planning: Inventory of 30 Cities. Technepress. Delft

2. Qu, L. (2007),Compactness and Mobility of the Beijing Metropolitan Area: seeking a sustainable urban form. In conference proceedings of the Permacity International Conference. Delft. pp.129-133.

3. Qu, L. (2007), Socio-economic Forces Behind Sprawl and Compactness in Beijing. ENHR 2007 International Conference Sustainable Urban Areas, Rotterdam.

4. Qu, L. (2006), Social Sustainability of Downgraded Housing Areas in the Process of Urban Fragmentation: Case Study of Beijing Inner City Neighborhoods. In International Forum on Urbanism 2006 "Modernization & Regionalism- Reinventing the Urban Identity". Beijing: Tsinghua University.

5. Qu, L. (2006), From Housing to Urban Vitality: a socio-cultural assessment. In conference proceedings of the 12th Annual Sustainable Development Research Conference. Hongkong: the University of Hong Kong.

6. Qu, L. (2005), Transformation of urban strategies for Beijing urban periphery. Conference Proceedings of the International Conference: Exploring new concepts on urban peripheries. Santiago, Chile. pp. 139-147.

7. Qu, L. and Carmona, M. (2005), Back to the Collectivity and Urbanity: Re-integration of Chinese Modern Architecture into Historical Urban Areas. Conference Proceedings of the 5th mAAN International Conference, Re-thinking and Re-constructing Modern Asian Architecture Istanbul Technical University. pp.223-226.

8. Qu, L. (2004), Periphery: Situation of Historical Street Areas of Old City in Beijing under the background of Globalization. Beijing City Planning & Construction Review,

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(2). pp.68-71.

9. Qu, L. (2004), Dutch Social Housing Management and Its Effects on Urban Revitalization. Urban Planning Overseas, (3). pp.57-61.

10. Qu, L. (2004), Residential integration: an inductive approach to historic housing areas conservation and revitalization in Beijing old city. [Doctorate Dissertation]. Beijing: Tsinghua University.

11. Qu, L. (2004) Large Urban Projects in Beijing Inner City and Socio-Spatial Transformation. Conference proceedings of the International Conference: Globalization and Large Urban Projects in 25 Cities. Shanghai Jiao Tong University, pp. 162-175.

12. Qu, L. and Rosemann, H.J. (2003) Impact of Globalization on Urban Form and Socio-culture Transformations in Beijing Central Area. In: Tan Zongbo, eds. Proceedings of the 8th Inter-University Seminar on Asian Megacities, Beijing.

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EDUCATION M.U.R.P National Taipei University Master of Urban Planning June, 1997 B.S. National Cheng-chi University Major: Land Economics June, 1995 National Cheng-chi University Minor: Advertising June, 1995

PROJECTS, PUBLICATION, PAPERS (2002~)

PLANNGING/ RESEARCH PROJECTS 1. Mid-Term Preliminary Plan of the Disaster Prevention for Cities and Buildings,

Architecture and Building Research Institute (2008, 2009) 2. Spatial System Planning for Urban Disasters Prevention Gu-shan District of

Kaohsiung City(2007) 3. Spatial System Planning for Urban Disasters Prevention -Neihu District of Taipei

City(2007) 4. Permission Conditions of the Transfer of Developing Right, Taipei City

Government(2005) 5. Revision of Land Use Plan from the Vicinity of Tri-Service General Hospital to

Disaster Prevention Park, Taipei City Government (2004 09) 6. Exhibition of Taipei Urban Planning Visions in the 6th Annual Conference of

Asia-Pacific Real Estate (2003 09) 7. Revision of Land Use Plan from the National Defense Medical Center to

National Taiwan University Campus, Taipei City Government (2003 03) 8. Drafting White Paper of Urban Development Policy, Taipei City Government

(2002 10)

PUBLICATION/PAPERS 1. Suggestions of Taiwanese Spatial Planning Strategies for Climate Change:

Learning from Mitigation and Adaptation Experiences of Netherland, Architecture and Building Research Institute, Ministry of the Interior, 2008

2. Strategies for Improving the Parks for the Protection against Disasters by A Case Study Urban Disaster-Prevention Theme Park in Taipei City, Architecture and Building Research Institute, Ministry of the Interior, 2008

3. An Investigation into the Disaster Prevention Experience in Qing-Dao City, China(2008)

4. The Improvement Strategies on the Planning and Design for Disaster-Prevention Parks in Taipei City, 2008 Annual Conference of Taiwan Institute of Urban Planning, 2008

5. The Goals and Strategies of Transit-oriented Development in Taipei City, 2002 World Metro Symposium & Exhibition (WMSE), 2002

6. The Change of Eating-out style and the Formation of Fast Food Consumption, Chinese Food Culture Foundation News Letter, Vol. 6, No 11, 2002/02

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Prof. Mike Raco (1)Personal Details Name: Dr Mike Raco Date of Birth:5th January 1973 Current Position: Reader in Human Geography Contact Address: Department of Geography, Kings College London, The Strand London,

WC2R 2LS Email: mike.raco@kcl.ac.uk (2)Education 1994-1997 Ph.D. in Geography at Royal Holloway, University of London (A Comparative Study of Small Business Associations and the Politics of Local Economic Development in the UK, funded by a 3 year ESRC Studentship). 1991-1994 B.A. (Hons.) class I degree in Geography at Royal Holloway, University of London.

(3)Employment Record September 2005 present Reader in Human Geography, Department of Geography, Kings College London. September 2000 September 2005 Lecturer in Economic Geography, Department of Geography, University of Reading. September 1997 September 2000 Lecturer in Urban Economic Development, Department of Urban Studies, University of Glasgow.

(4)Key Research Interests Since 1997 I have undertaken cross-national comparative research in the UK, Taiwan, Western Europe, and Hong Kong. I have obtained research funding from a variety of sources (see section 5) and I have published 6 books, 35 internationally-refereed journal articles, and 20 book chapters. My principal research interests focus on four substantive themes:

A. the changing nature of local governance; B. the processes and practices of community formation, development and mobilisation;

the effectiveness of urban policy initiatives and security planning; C. regional development, business representation and the re-scaling of governance; D. sustainable urban development and sustainable communities.

(5)Research Grants and Contracts Held 2010 Heritage Planning and Sustainable Urban Development in London and Hong Kong, funded by the HKU-KCL Partnership Award. 2009 Sustaining Success: A Comparative Study of Development Planning in London and Hong Kong, funded by HKU-KCL Partnership Award. 2005-2007 Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange, Taiwan,

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Active citizens and the role of community in the sustainable development of cities: a cross national perspective with Wen-I-Lin and Professor Rob Imrie, Kings College London. 36, 376. 2005-2006 British Academy award for project Key Worker Programmes, Changing Modes of Citizenship and Regional Development in Post-war Britain 1945-70. Total amount 4,347. 2003-2007 PI on EPSRC funded project The Governance of Sustainable Development and Brownfield Regeneration in the UK, 112,353. 2003-2007 Joint investigator on EPSRC funded project Impacts of climate change on pollutant linkage, with a total budget of 7,315 (including 2 months of a researchers time). 2004 Project funded by Reading Endowment Trust Fund entitled Community Strategies and the Changing Nature of Local Governance in England. Total value 2,000. 2001 Project funded by Reading Endowment Trust Fund entitled The Discourses and Practices of Urban Regeneration in a Growing Region. Total value 850. 2000-2002 Joint investigator (with D. Valler, P. Shirlow, A. Wood and N. Phelps) on an ESRC funded project entitled Devolution and the Politics of Business Representation, with total funding of 98,957. The project was a part of the ESRCs Devolution and Constitutional Change Research Programme, Round 1. 1999 Joint investigator (with R. Goodlad and J. Flint) on Scottish Office funded project on the Role and Effectiveness of Community Councils in Scotland. Total funding of 88,000. 1997-2000 Half salary paid by European Commission Directorate General XII under the Evaluation of Local Socio-Economic Strategies in Disadvantaged Areas Research Programme. 1997 Joint investigator (with I. Turok) of Scottish Office Industry and Education Department project to carry out evaluation of business support scheme named Expert Help. Total budget 46,500. 1994-1997 Three year ESRC Research Studentship at Royal Holloway, University of London. (6)Selected Recent Publications Raco, M. and Tunney, E. (2010) Visibilities and Invisibilities in Urban Development: Small Business Communities and the London Olympics 2012, Urban Studies, in press. Raco, M. (2010) From Expectations to Aspirations: State Modernisation, Urban Policy, and the Existential Politics of Welfare in the UK, Political Geography, in press. Raco, M. (2010) A Growth Agenda Without Growth: English Spatial Policy, Sustainable Communities, and the Death of the Neo-Liberal Project?, Geojournal, in press. Raco, M., Imrie, R. and I-Lin, W. (2010) Community governance, critical cosmopolitanism and urban change: observations from Taipei, Taiwan, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, in press. Imrie, R., Lees, L., and Raco, M. Eds (2009) Regenerating London: Governance, Sustainability, and Community in a Global City, Routledge, London. Raco, M. and Henderson, S. (2009) Flagship Regeneration in a Global City: The Re-making of

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Paddington Basin, Urban Policy and Research, 27, 301-314. Raco, M., Henderson, S. and Bolwby, S. (2008) 'Changing Times - Changing Place: Urban Development and the Politics of Space-Time', Environment and Planning A, 40, 2652-2673. Raco, M. (2007) Building Sustainable Communities: Labour Mobility and Spatial Policy in Post-War Britain, Policy Press: Bristol.

Raco, M. (2008) Key Worker Housing, Welfare Reform and the New Spatial Policy in England, Regional Studies, 42, 737-752

Raco, M. (2007) Securing Sustainable Communities: Citizenship, Safety and Sustainability in the New Urban Planning, European Urban and Regional Studies, 14, 305-320.

Raco, M., (2006) Moving Workers With the Work: State Selection, Key Workers and Spatial Development Policy in Post-war Britain, Geoforum, 37, 581-595

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Dr. Robert Pearce Work address: Renaisi Regeneration Consultancy, 21 Garden Walk, London, EC2A 3EQ Email: r.pearce@renaisi.com Prior to joining Renaisi, Rob held a number of senior positions in local authorities -most recently Assistant Chief Executive (Regeneration and Partnerships) and subsequently Assistant Director of Development with responsibility for Planning, Regeneration and the 2012 Olympics in Waltham Forest. At Waltham Forest he led the Councils innovative approach to place shaping refocusing the Local Strategic Partnership and combining the development of the Sustainable Communities Strategy, the Local Development Framework and the councils Local Area Agreement (LAA). He also led the development of inventive masterplans for the Boroughs priority regeneration areas and its pioneering approach to tackling worklessness. The council achieved four star performance and Excellent status from the Audit Commission.

Before joining Waltham Forest he spent four years at the Improvement and Development Agency (IDeA) for Local Government covering a number of roles concluding in the Head of Policy and Strategy. At the IDeA he was involved at a national level in the development and subsequent roll out of Local Area Agreements and other national improvement initiatives. He also led a number of large scale improvement programmes in poorly performing councils managing teams of peer Chief Executives and leading Elected Members providing support and challenge to the council leadership as well as authoring a book of performance management and a number of national publications on improvement. At Renaisi, a not for profit regeneration company, he leads on delivering innovative approaches to neighbourhood regeneration and renewal that combine planning, regeneration, economic development and neighbourhood and community engagement skills. He has most recently led on a project to assist Croydon Local Strategic Partnership develop and deliver a new evidence and partnership based Borough vision; he was been commissioned by the London Borough of Tower Hamlets to lead a consortium charged with producing a Spatial Strategy for Town Centres to 2020 based on a thorough understanding of the social and economic characteristics of the boroughs town centres; and is responsible for developing and delivering the company's offer in relation to the role of the third sector in regeneration. In this respect he was most recently commissioned by the London Borough of Islington and Islington Voluntary Action to lead a consortium charged with undertaking a review of voluntary sector premises in the borough and advising on the most appropriate method of asset transfer to the third sector. Rob is a national Local Improvement Adviser on behalf of the CLG and an associate for the Institute of Community Cohesion. During a local government career spanning twenty seven years he has worked for four London Boroughs, a County Council and a District Council. He is a member of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy and has an MA in Cities, Culture and Social Change from Kings College London.

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Dr. Wen-I Lin

Eduction20052009 KingsCollegeLondon,PhD,CitiesGroup,DepartmentofGeography.(Thesistitle:GlobalurbanrenaissanceandlocalgeographicalgovernmentalityLondonandShanghai,recommendedforawardofPhDOctober2009.Thesisisassessedasthefirstclass,norevisionrequired.)20042005 CertificateinAcademicPracticeinTeachingandLearning,RoyalHolloway. 20032005 SocialandCulturalGroupRoyalHolloway,UniversityofLondon,M.Phil.ofGeography.

19951998 ChungYuanChristianUniversity,Taiwan.MasterofArchitecture. 19891995 ChungYuanChristianUniversity,Taiwan.BachelorofArchitecture. Award

2009 2005-2007 2004 Distinguish Research Student Award, Royal Holloway, University of London. 1996-1998

Mainemploymentrecordofresearch(after2003)Jan.2010,Postdoctoralresearchfellow,KingsCollegeLondonResearchproject:acomparativeresearchofbuildingsustainablecommunitiesbetweenLondonandTaipei,intheCitiesGroup,DepartmentofGeography,KingsCollegeLondon.Supervisor:Dr.MikeRaco,

MainDuty: (a) designing and arranging empirical exploration of urban and community policieswithinthecontextofShanghaiandTaipei. (c) collecting and analyzing research materials from three cities, such as interviews,officialdocuments.

Apr.2005Mar.2007,(parttime)ResearchAssistant,KingsCollegeLondon(: Prof. Imrie : ) ResearchProject:Activecitizensandtheroleofcommunityinthesustainabledevelopmentof cities: a cross national perspective (London, Shanghai and Taipei) funded by TaiwansChiangChingKuoFoundation.WorkingwithProfessorRobImrie;Dr.MikeRaco MainDuty:

(a) designing and arranging empirical exploration of urban and community policieswithinthecontextofShanghaiandTaipei. (c) collecting and analyzing research materials from three cities, such as interviews,officialdocuments.(d)arrangingtalksofthisproject,andalsocopresentinginRGS/IBGconference2006.(e) joining writing paper for publishing: Imrie R. & Lin W. (2006) Shanghai's urbandevelopment. Town and Country Planning,March; and Raco,M., Imrie, R.,& Lin,W.(2009) Community governance, critical cosmopolitanism and urban change:

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observationsfromTaipei,TaiwanInternationalJournalofUrbanandRegionalResearch(inpress)

Keyresearchinterests

(a) Urban renaissance, regional and neighbourhood renewal referringmore to thecontextofUKandChinasince1980s.(b) Urban Governance: the concept and practice of governmentality, partnershipworking,theformationandactivationofnetworkgovernance.(c) Sustainablecity, thetheoreticalandpracticalconceptofcommunity(d) Culturalgeography,creativityandurbansociology

PublicationJournalandthesisLin,W (2009)Urbanrenaissanceandcommunitygovernance inLondonandShanghai,PhDthesis,KingsCollegeLondon.Raco,M., Imrie,R.,&Lin,W. (2009) Communitygovernance,criticalcosmopolitanismandurban change: observations from Taipei, Taiwan, in International Journal of Urban andRegionalResearch,34(inpress)(SSCI 1/2)Imrie, R. & Lin, W. (2006) Shanghais Urban Development in UKs Town and CountryPlanning.March,2006.Lin,W(2005)Bookreview:GlobalizingTaipei:ThePoliticalEconomyofSpatialDevelopmentinInternationalDevelopmentPlanningReview(IDPR).27(4). (1998) BookChapter (2002) - 2002, (: http://www.sancf.org.tw/SANCF/forum_detail.php?typeid=15&typesubid=2&fid=29)ConferencePaper (2007) inActivecitizensandtheroleofcommunity inthe sustainable development of cities: a crossnational perspective Chiang ChingKuoFoundationFundedProjectConferenceProceeding,May24th2007,TaipeiImrie,R.,Raco,M.,&Lin,W. (2006) Communitygovernance,criticalcosmopolitanismandurbanchange:observationsfromLondonandShanghaiinRGSIBGConferenceProceeding(,LondonLin, W (2005) Researching Community Activation in Shanghai in RGSIBG ConferenceProceeding,LondonLin, W (2005) Between Neoliberalism and Socilalism? Urban regeneration,governanceandcommunity inLondonandShanghai intheAnnualConferenceoftheAssociationofAmericanGeographers(AAG),Denver,Colorado.

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Lin,W(2004)GovernmentalityandtheRenaissanceofBritishCity,, (1998) ()

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Katherine Louise Jones (Ph.D. Candidate) Personal Details Date of Birth: 07/09/85 Nationality: British Work address: Department of Geography, Kings College London, Strand, London WC2R 2LS, UK Telephone: +44 (0)7825647993 Email: katherine.1.jones@kcl.ac.uk Qualifications PhD in Human Geography, Kings College London, September 2009 - Present

Title: Urban Entrepreneurialism, City Marketing and the Politics of Culture-led Regeneration in the UK and Norway Research: This project is concerned with assessing the production and impact of place-marketing campaigns and specifically focuses on how Liverpool (UK) and Stavanger (Norway) have used their designation as European Capitals of Culture 2008 as a tool to shape perceptions of place; and the social and cultural impacts of the event in each city.

Supervised by: Dr. Mike Raco and Dr. Clare Herrick Funded by: Kings College London (Graduate School Studentship)

MSc in Cities, Culture and Social Change, Department of Geography, Kings College London, September 2008 - September 2009

Part-funded by Kings College London (Geography Departmental Bursary) Awarded with Distinction

BA in Sociology, University of Liverpool, September 2005 June 2008

Awarded with First-Class Honours Academic Awards Lundie Memorial Prize, University of Liverpool, Awarded July 2008

For the highest overall grade within the School of Sociology and Social Policy during the academic year 2007/2008

Lundie Memorial Prize, University of Liverpool, Awarded July 2007

For the highest overall grade within the School of Sociology and Social Policy during the academic year 2006/2007

Bibby Scholarship, University of Liverpool, Awarded July 2007

For high achievement within the Faculty of Social and Environmental Sciences during the academic year 2006/2007

Bibby Scholarship, University of Liverpool, Awarded July 2006

For high achievement within the Faculty of Social and Environmental Sciences during the academic year 2005/2006

Research Experience Development of the West Kowloon Cultural District, University of Hong Kong, July 2010

During the summer of 2010 I will be conducting a piece of research alongside my PhD that will examine culture-led regeneration programmes in Hong Kong

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through a study of the flagship West Kowloon Cultural District development. The project will be based at the University of Hong Kong and is funded by a Kings College London Partnership Visit Grant.

Mapping the Local Impacts of the Economic Downturn, Southwark Council, London, April 2009 August 2009

I worked as a research assistant on an ongoing project concerned with highlighting the effects of the economic downturn on the local economy in the London Borough of Southwark. This research is funded by Southwark Council and Southwark Alliance.

Impacts 08, University of Liverpool, June 2008 September 2008. I worked as a research assistant on an ongoing longitudinal project concerned with analysing the social, economic and cultural impacts of Liverpool being nominated as European Capital of Culture 2008. This research is funded by the University of Liverpool, Liverpool John Moores University and Liverpool City Council

Teaching Experience Norwegian Language Tutor, University College London, January 2010 Present I teach small groups (max 10) beginner-level Norwegian. Teaching Assistant, Kings College London, October 2009 December 2009 I assisted with a second-year undergraduate module on research methodology. Learning Support Assistant, Sacred Heart Language College, Harrow (London), May July 2006 and May July 2007

I did one-to-one tuition as well as small group teaching (max 5) covering basic numeracy and literacy to pupils (aged 12-16) that had learning difficulties.

Teaching Qualifications General Certificate in Academic Practice, Kings College London

Stage 1 awarded February 2010. Certificate in Foreign Language Teaching, University College London

January 2010 Present Language Skills My first language is English and I also speak Norwegian (fluent), Danish (fair) and Swedish (fair). Referees Dr. Mike Raco, Reader in Human Geography, Kings College London Address: Department of Geography, Kings College London, Strand, London WC2R 2LS Email: mike.raco@kcl.ac.uk Telephone: +44 (0)20 7848 2865 Dr. Clare Herrick, Lecturer in Human Geography, Kings College London Address: Department of Geography, Kings College London, Strand, London WC2R 2LS Email: clare.herrick@kcl.ac.uk Telephone: +44 (0)20 7848 1735

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Prof. Bruno De Meulder leuven (belgium), 06 03 1960 wittebolsstraat 55 3018 wijgmaal-leuven belgium tel home 00 32 (0)16 44 66 43 tel university 00 32 (0)16 32 13 91 (leuven) 00 31 (0)40 247 5840 (eindhoven)

bruno.demeulder@asro.kuleuven.be 1 career 1.0 current position 1.1 education 1.2 academic career 1.3 urban design & planning, professional practices 2 didactic experience 2.1 courses and seminars (past) 2.2 courses and seminars 2.3 thesis 2.4 urban design and planning studios 3 research projects and activities 3.1 research projects 3.2 research by (urban) design projects 3.3 phD research and education 4 publications 4.1 articles 4.2 books 4.3 editing of (book) series and journals 5 lectures 6 exhibitions 6.1 curated exhibitions 6.2 participation in exhibitions 7 organisation of seminars and conferences 1. career

1.0 current position professor of urbanism, at the Department of Architecture, Urbanism and Planning, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium). professor of urban design, Chair of Urban Design at the Faculty of Architecture, Urban Design and Building Techiques, T.U. Eindhoven (Netherlands).

1.1 education

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1978-1983 civil engineering architecture, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, distinction 1994- doctorate in applied sciences, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, greatest

distincion (thesis: Reformisme, thuis en oversee. Een geschiedenis van de Belgische koloniale planning (1880-1960), promotor: M. Smets).

1.2 academic career 1984-1985 Research Engineer at the W.T.C.B. in Brussels (Scientific and Technical

Centre of the Construction Industry). 1985-1987 Civil Service. 1987-1993 Assistant at the Institute of Urbanism and Planning, Katholieke

Universiteit Leuven. 1993-1994 Scientific Collaborator, Projectteam Stadsontwerp (Projectteam Urban

Design, directed by prof. dr. ir. M. Smets). 1994-1997 Doctor-assistant at the Department of Architecture, Urbanism and Planning,

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven. 1997-2004 Associate Professor at the Department of Architecture, Urbanism and

Planning, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, 1997- 2002- Professor of urbanism at the Faculty of Architecture, Technical University

Eindhoven (Netherlands), 2002- 2004- Professor of urbanism at the Department of Architecture, Urbanism and

Planning, Katholieke Universtiteit Leuven, 2004- 2007- Program Director MaHS/MaUSP (postgraduate masters in human

settlements and urbanism & strategic planning), Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

2008- Director Research Program UrbanismS, Faculty of Architecture, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven.

2001-2002 Visiting Professor of Urbanism, Faculty of Architecture, Technische Universiteit Delft.

2008-2009 Distinguished Visiting Professorship in Landscape Urbanism at Institute of Urbanism, AHO (Oslo School of Architecture), Norway

1.3 urban design & planning, professional practices y co-founder of Projectteam Stadsontwerp (Projectteam Urban Design) with ir. arch.

Guido Geenen and prof. dr. ir. Marcel Smets (director) at the KULeuven, 1988--1996. y co-founder and associate of WIT architectenvennootschap (studio for architecture, in

collaboration with ir. arch Guido Geenen en ir. arch. Jan De Rop), 1991- y staff member of the Post Graduate Centre Human Settlements, Katholieke

Universiteit Leuven, 1993- y staff-member and co-founder of OSA (Onderzoeksgroep Stedenbouw &

Architectuur/Research Group Urbanism & Architecture), with Andr Loeckx, Hilde Heynen, Marcel Smets, Bruno De Meulder and Kelly Shannon at the Department of Architecture, Urbanism and Planning, Kautholieke Universiteit Leuven, 1996-

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Prof. Kelly Shannon

February 2010 female, 16 June 1965, New York kelly.shannon@asro.kuleuven.be New York registered architect (registration number 2920325) research topics: landscape urbanism, water and urbanity, urban analysis (interpretative mapping and projective cartography) and urban design, Southeast Asia and South Asian urbanization

EDUCATION KU Leuven (Belgium) Doctorate in Applied Sciences: Architecture (no marks given), Rhetorics & Realities. Addressing Landscape Urbanism. Three Cities in Vietnam (promoter Andr Loeckx) 1999-2004. Berlage Institute, The Netherlands, Master of Architecture (2-year post-professional degree no marks given) 1992-1994. Carnegie Mellon University, USA, Bachelor of Architecture (5-year professional degree University honors (highest possible)) 1983-1988. PROFESSIONAL RECORD (ACADEMIC) 2006 today Associate Professor of Urbanism (tenured), Department of Architecture,

Urbanism and Planning, KU Leuven (post-doc position 2004-2006; assistant position 1997-2004) Courses: Urban Tissue (12 cr.) & Urban Region (12 cr.) Design Studios; Landscape Urbanism (3 cr.); Relevant Practice (international study trips) (4 cr.); Landscape Architecture (coordinator) (4 cr.); lectures series coordinator (no credits); under-graduate/ post-graduate/ doctoral thesis guidance.

doctoral guidance: y Pham Anh Tuan (Vietnamese) promoter Hanois Urban Waterscape

(2009-2013) y Isabelle Putseys (Belgian) promoter (co-promoters Bruno De Meulder,

Partick Willems) Water Urbanism in Flanders (2009-2013) y Pei-chun Wen (Taiwan) promoter (co-promoter Wang Ming-Hung, National

Cheng- y Kung University, Taiwan) A shifting landscape of the water-production

territory (2009-2013) y Christian Nolf (Belgian) co-promoter (promoter Bruno De Meulder,

co-promoter Oswald Devisch) River-urban configurations. Exploring the potential structuring role of river systems in the diffuse urbanization of Flanders (2009-2013)

y Joud Khasawneh (Jordanian) co-promoter (promoter Bruno De Meulder) Frozen Patches as Spaces of Opportunity (2009-2013)

y Viviana DAuria (Italian) committee (promoter Bruno De Meulder) Developing Urbanism in Development: Exploring experimental episodes of development for [and in] the Third World [1958-1978] (2008-2012)

y Maarten Van Acker (Belgian) committee (promoters Marcel Smets, Bruno De Meulder) Infrastructure as a mode of Urbanism: The infrastructural project as armature of urbanization in Belgium since early 19th century (2008-2012)

y Elke Vanempten (Belgian) committee (promoter Bruno De Meulder) Space

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as Medium of Integration. Neorural Projects in Flanders (2007-2011) International doctoral jury:

y Cesar Torres Bustamente (Mexican) From description to narration: Imagining active landscapes through figure and ground RMIT, Melbourne (May 2009)

y Ningrui Du (Chinese) (promoter H.F.L. Ottens, co-promoter Richard Slivzas) Integrating Surface Water Management in Urban and Regional Planning: Case Study of Wuhan in China Utrecht University& ITC Enschede (January 2010)

doctoral respondent:

y Transcending the discipline. Urbanism & Urbanization as receptors of multiple practices, discourses and realities. U&U. Urbanism & Urbanization _ 5th International PhD Seminar organized by OSA, KU Leuven 1-3 October 2009.

y The European Tradition in Urbanism and its Future. Urbanism & Urbanization_ 4th International PhD Seminar TUDelft, The Netherlands 24-26 September 2007.

y Water and Asphazt: IUAV, Venice, Italy; organised by Dottorato di Ricerca in Urbanistica, organized by Paola Vigan and Benardo Secchi, September 2007.

y Landscapes of Urbanism: IUAV, Venice, Italy; organized by Dottorato di Ricerca in Urbanistica, organized by Paola Vigan and Bernardo Secchi, September 2005.

y A New Modernity. Approaches, theories and designs. U&U. Urbanism & Urbanisation. Urbanism & Urbanization_ 3rd International PhD Seminar held in IUAV Venice, Italy. 29-31 August 2006.

y Urbanism & Urbanization_2nd International PhD-seminar, UPC Barcelona, Spain, 27 29 June 2005.

y Comment Vivre Ensemble 2: IUAV, Venice, Italy; organized by Dottorato di Ricerca in Urbanistica, organized by Paola Vigan and Bernardo Secchi, September 2004.

design studios:

y Mekong Delta City: Cantho, Vietnam (Spring 2010 with 2 weeks fieldwork/ workshop)

y Water Urbanism: Hanoi, Vietnam (Spring 2009 with 2 weeks fieldwork/ workshop)

y Delta Force: Khulna, Bangladesh (Spring 2008 with 2 weeks fieldwork/ workshop)

y Mumbais Mills & Eastern Docklands, India (Spring 2007 with 2 weeks fieldwork)

y Alternative Urban Housing Fabrics for Cantho, Vietnam (Fall 2006) y [re]Structuring Southern Sri Lanka (Spring 2006 with 2 weeks fieldwork) y Envisioning Matara, Sri Lanka (Spring 2005) y Water-based Urban Tissues, Cantho, Vietnam (Fall 2005) y Re-strategizing the City, Nakuru, Kenya (Spring 2004) y 2 sites in Hue and 1 in HCMC, Vietnam (Spring 2003) y 3 sites in Vinh, Vietnam (Spring 2002) y Transforming a Slum, HCMC, Vietnam (Spring 2000) y Post-Industrial Site Strategies, Evere, Belgium (Spring 1999) y Urban Housing, Molenbeek, Belgium (Spring 1997 & 1998)

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y Amsterdam (Fall 2004, Fall 2006, Fall 2007, Fall 2008) y Chandigarh, Delhi, Ahmedabad (Spring 2006) y Lyon, Paris, Lille (Spring 2005) y Lyon, Bilbao, San Sebastian, Bordeaux (Spring 2004) y Berlin (Spring 2003) y Lyon, Bordeaux, Barcelona, Bilbao (Spring 2001) y Berlin, Wolfsburg, Dessau, Weimar (Spring 2000) y Berlin (Spring 1999) y Rotterdam, Utrecht, Amsterdam (Fall 1997, Fall 1998, Fall 1999, Fall 2000)

Fall 2008 Visiting Professorship in ESARQ (University of Catalunya) Design studio (Cantho, Vietnam) on development cooperation. Spring 2007 Distinguished Visiting Professorship in Landscape Urbanism at Institute of

Urbanism, AHO (Oslo School of Architecture) Landscape Urbanism Design Studio (15 cr.) in Cantho Vietnam, with 2 weeks of fieldwork.

1999 2004 Visiting Guest Professor, Escola Superior dArquitectura de Catalunya,

Universitat de Catalunya design studios:

y Housing and Riverfront Revitalization, Prnu, Estonia (Spring 2004 with fieldwork)

y Water and Urbanity, Cantho, Vietnam (3rd trimester 2004) y Urban Mapping in Cantho (1st trimester 2002 with fieldwork) y Landscape Urbanism, Hue, Vietnam (3rd trimester 2002) y Urban Mapping in Hue and Vinh, Vietnam (1st trimester 2001 with

fieldwork) y Urban Strategies for Zaragoza, Spain (3rd trimester 2001) y (re)Housing the Poor, HCMC, Vietnam (3rd trimester 2000)

1996 1997 Visiting Professor, University of Colorado, Graduate School

Courses: Design Studios; The Architecture of School Buildings (advanced seminar) design studios:

y digital design studio (co-taught with R. Flanagan): Urban Housing, Denver (Spring 1997)

y A School for Troubled Boys, near Denver (S pring 1997) y Urban Gaps, Genoa, Italy (Fall 1996)

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Yi-Der, Lee (Ph.D. Candidate) 1973 02 18 Gaston Feremanslaan 18, B-3001

Heverlee, Belgium +32-16-62 38 17 E-mail yider.lee@gmail.com

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2006/2007 ZENG, Xiang Strategic Planning for a Balanced Urban Development: Case

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Papers submitted to International Journal Lee, Yi-Der (2009), A Four-dimensional View of Power towards the Understanding of Governance Process, paper submitted to DISP. Lee, Yi-Der and Albrechts, Louis (2009), Planning Theory and Rationality Revisited: in Search of an Alternative Planning Approach in Taiwan, paper submitted to Progress in

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Planning. Lee, Yi-Der and Albrechts, Louis (2009), Anatomising Planning Approach through the lens of issue Tainan Science Park as a case study, paper submitted to Planning Theory. International Conference Papers Albrechts, Louis and Lee, Yi-Der (2003) Planning Rationality Revisited: Searching the Cocktail Package of Rationality for Planners? paper presented at Planning Research Conference 2003, Oxford, UK. Lee, Yi-Der, Albrechts, Louis, and Hsu, Joseph (2003) Science Park, Local Economic Development Policy, and Emerging Role of City in the Network Society a Comparative Study of two Science Parks in Taiwan, Proceedings of XX IASP World Conference on Science and Technology Parks, Lisboa, Portugal, pp. 520-527. Lee, Yi-Der & Albrechts, Louis (2003) Science Park as Strategy for Local Economic Development the Emerging Role of City in the Network Society, paper presented at ACSP-AESOP Third Joint Congress, Leuven, Belgium. Lee, Yi-Der (2004) Power, Strategy and Planning: Towards a Constructive Use of Power Analysis for Planning, paper accepted for presentation at AESOP 2004 Congress, Grenoble, France. Lee, Yi-Der & Albrechts, Louis (2005) Context and Planning the impacts of context on planning, paper presented at AESOP 2005 Congress, Vienna, Austria. Lee, Yi-Der (2007) Communicative Planning Revisited Context, Rationality, and Critiques, paper presented at 1st Annual Conference of Taiwanese Society of Young Academics for Humanities & Social Science in Europe, Leuven, Belgium. Book Chapter (forthcoming in 2010), Dutch Touch

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Day 1

Day 2

Day 3 NPO

Day 4

Day 5

53

() 1.BO

54

(1)

BO

09:00~09:30 09:30~09:50

09:50~10:00 10:00~10:50 Department

of Architecture, TU Delft

10:50~11:00 11:00~12:00 (Department

of Geography, Kings College, London)

12:00~13:30 13:30~14:00

(Department of Architecture, Urban Design and Regional Planning, K. U. Leuven, Belgium)

14:00~14:20 14:20~15:00

55

(2) BO

10:00~10:30 10:30~10:50

10:50~11:00 11:00~11:50

11:50~12:00 12:00~13:30 13:30~14:30 14:30~14:50 14:50~16:00

56

AAA