Parallel sessions 7

Room K.011, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris 

1. Jinyi Wang - Distribution Characteristics and Influencing Factors of Invisible Consumption Space: A Case Study of Nanjing Old City
2. Dongdong Chen - Micro-Intervention as a New Approach for Urban Regeneration in Metropolises: A Case Study in Beijing
3. Sachi Abe - Shrinking without degrowth: Growth-oriented shrinkage in the case of Japanese cities
4. Marcela Maria Riva de Monti - Tokyo. The opportunities of shrinkange and post-growth
5. Raphaël Languillon - Tokyo Olympics in the mature context of late capitalism
6. Zhiqiang Wu - Spatial Distribution and Functional Configuration of Industry 4.0 Enterprises: A Case Study of Germany

Room 13, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris 

1. Chenli Qian: A Comparative Study On Zoning Guidelines For Different Planning Types In China
2. Pieter Jong: Spatial Planning To Improve The Liveability Of Rural Areas: A Case From The Netherlands
3. Rachelle Alterman et al: Illegal Development In Coastal Zones – An International Comparative Perspective Of Countries In The Global North
4. Alexander Stanley: Environmental And Planning Laws For Deeply Uncertain Climate Futures: Are Recent Us And Eu Law Reforms Fit For Purpose?
5. Inès Delepine: Managing and Developing Railway Land in the face of Ecological Challenges: Analysing the Implementation of Railway Easement Regulations in France
6. Edward Sullivan: New Directions In American Planning And Land Use Regulation

Room 21, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris 

1. Felipe Francisco De Souza: The Role Of Critical Junctures In Land Readjustment Practices: The Japanese Asset Price Bubble (1986–1991) And The German Reunification Process (1990)
2. Mengyuan Jia: River Basin Management And Urban Development: The Challenges And Coordinated Planning Policies Within The Planning System Of China
3. Flore Guichot: Transit-Oriented Development In Asymmetrical Context: Learning From Cross-Border Paradoxes In The Great Geneva
4. Yuxiao Ma: Coordinated Optimization Of Multi-Level Rail Transit Network And Regional Spatial: International Contextual Differences And The Case Of Shanghai
5. Chandrima Mukhopadhyay: Integrated Planning And Implementation Of Megaproject-Mega region/Associated Urban Development To Improve (Mutual) Success And Sustainability
6. Ma Xiao: Transnational Transport Corporations In Global North - Chinese Transnational State Capitalism In Victoria Australia

Room Jean Moulin, 13 rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris

1. Sandra Treija: Understanding Mobility Behaviour In Large Housing Estates: A Critical Application Of The 15-Minute City Concept
2. Jung Woo Kim: Redefining Urban Neighborhoods: Applying The 15-Minute City Concept In Seoul
3. Xavier Lehmann: Repositioning The 15-Minute City Concept In A Multi-Scale Spatial Reading: The Contributions Of The Fractalopolis Methodology
4. Lisa Marie Brunner: Perceived 15-Minute City: Exploring The Emotional And Temporal Dimensions Of Walking Environments
5. Amnon Frenkel: Mapping Public Transportation Ecosystems (PTE) in Israel
6. Fulvia Pinto: Rethinking The Mobility And Accessibility Of The Ageing Society: 15-Minute City Model And Walkable Neighbourhoods For All?
7. Guibo Sun: Bridging The Funding Gap: Path Dependencies In Financial Model Changes Of Metro Infrastructure Provision In Guangzhou And Hong Kong

Room Erignac, 13 rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris

1. Catarina Cadima: Walkability Or Parental Safety Perceptions Influence Children's Active Commuting To School: A Systematic Review
2. Nadine Haufe: Urban Mobility Labs In Schools As A "Game Changer" For The European Green Deal - Experiences From The Horizon 2020 Project Shared Green Deal
3. Arzu Erturan: Being A Child On A Car Free Island: Exploring Independent Mobility And Children’S Perception In Büyükada-Istanbul
4. Cecília Silva: 15-Minutes Walking Accessibility To Primary Schools Across Space And Time

Room J.208, 13 rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris 

1. Tianzhu Liu: What Is The Role Of Land Policy In Urban Commons Governance? Lessons From Switzerland
2. Hilal Erkuş: Transformation From Public Sphere To Common Space: Comparative Cases From Istanbul And Barcelona
3. Wendy Steele: Planning For Planetary Commons
4. Ianira Vassallo: In The Name Of ‘Common’. Urban Commons As A Trick To Redefine Actors And Their Roles In The Urban Regeneration Project In The City Of Turin
5. Verena Lenna: The Publicness Of Urban Commons. Insights From The Brussels Commoning Scene
6. Eugenia Epinelli: Exploring Relationships And Conflicts Between Practices, Policies, And Regulations In Wood Pasture Social-Ecological Networks: The Case Of Tuscany

Room J.210, 13 rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris 

1. Evangeline Linkous: From Chaotic Construction To Coevolution: Tbilisi’s 2019 Master Plan And The Right To The City
2. Gabriela Debrunner: Towards Flexible Planning In Swiss Urban Densification Practice - Just, Or Just Compact?
3. Xiaoxia Zhang: Governance In China’s Urban (Re)Development: Rethinking State Entrepreneurialism From An Assemblage Perspective
4. Marida Borrello: The Tiers Lieux : infrastructures for a “Situated Democracy” ?

Room Leroy Beaulieu, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris 

1. Haihui Hu: Analyzing Governance Models And Institutional Capacity For River Management In Southeast Asia: A Comparative Study Of Hong Kong And Shenzhen
2. Francesca Sartorio: Resilient Design And Anti-Fragile Environment: Developing A Complementary Relationship In The Public Realm
3. Franklin Van Der Hoeven: Urban Heat
4. Maria Pizzorni: Assessing Urban Flood And Drought Content In The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs): A Multi-Hazard Perspective
5. Daniel Boris: Nourishing Urban Resilience through a Territorial Food Systems Approach
6. Liu Yang - Research on the Influence of River Network System Evolution on the Storage Capacity under the Background of Urbanization in the Xiangjiang River Basin, China

Room B.108, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris

1. Qianhui He: The Impact Of Online Social Activities On Public Spaces In The Digital Era: A Case Study Of Guochuang Park In Nanjing
2. Chuan Wang: Assessing Effectiveness Of Public Space Regeneration Through Computer-Vision-Based Behavioural Analysis: Evidence From Daxianglu Street, Nanjing
3. Ifigeneia Kokkali: The Open Orchestra Project In The Public Spaces Of Athens: An Urban Utopia With Transformative Power?
4. Gabriele Pasqui: Urbanism, In Practice. A Planning Experience On Public Space And Urban Regeneration In Milan
5. Danielle Sinnett: Exploring Green, Blue, Grey Infrastructure And Neighbourhood Satisfaction, Quality Of Life, Health And Wellbeing In Bristol, UK

Room J.211, 13 rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris

1. Karla Ulloa: Feminist Resistance To Socio-Spatial Justice: Sindicato De Inquilinas De Madrid For The Right To The Housing
2. Carolina Pacchi: Towards A More Gender-Sensitive Interpretation Of Urban Space: The Case Of Milan
3. Chenchen Sun: New Insights Of Gender And Income Segregation Throughout Activity Space In Tokyo Metropolitan Area From Family Life Cycle Stage Perspective
4. Ehab Diab: Racial, Language, And Gender Disparities In People’S Awareness With New Large-Scale Cycling Infrastructure
5. Krity Gera: Gender-Mediated Commoning And Inclusive Spaces: Studies From New Delhi And Hong Kong
6. Chen Jin: Using Photovoice And Emotional Mapping To Explore The Relationship Between Campus Spaces And Emotional Perception Of Female College Students

Room K.008, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris

1. Elena Marchigiani - Housing First And Beyond. A Focus On The City Of Trieste (Italy)
2. Yun Yu - How Are Youth Living In Aging Neighborhoods? A Case Study Of 228 Block In Yangpu District, Shanghai
3. Cristina Mattiucci - Housing Policies (In Naples) As An Agent To Face Spatial Inequalities
4. Lin Zhou - Towards An Inclusive And Developmental Housing Regime In Chinese Megacities? Evidence From The Implementation Of The Affordable Rental Housing Program In Shanghai
5. Christopher Jutz - Student Mobility, Housing Choices, and Online Teaching: Investigating Current Dynamics in (Digitized) Higher Education

Room B.001, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris 

1. Mikko Airikkala - Bridging Qualitative And Quantitative Methods Of Futures Knowledge Creation In Strategic Spatial Planning
2. Luis Gabriel Hilti - Transformative Urbanism. Navigating Uncertain Futures As A Societal Searching And Learning Process
3. Evelyn Riemer - Beyond Simulation: Digital Twin Cities As Catalysts For Learning And Participatory Urban Development.
4. Alberto Rojas-Rivero - The Use Of Future Scenarios For Exploring Collaboration Strategies With Key Actors In Transport Planning
5. Joanne Tippett - Shared Imaginaries: Co-Creating A Sustainability Learning Journey One Building Block At A Time With The Roundview

Room 26, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris 

1. Edwin Buitelaar - Making Sense Of The Just City. Defining, Choosing, And Applying Different Conceptualizations Of Urban Justice
2. Claudia Rot - Navigating Justice In Spatial Planning: Insights From A Systematic Literature Review
3. Hanna Mattila - Reconceptualizing “Justice” In Planning: From Procedural And Distributive Justice To Recognition
4. Stefano Moroni - A Multi-Strata View Of Institutional Action And A Canvas Conception Of The Just City
5. Ben Davy: Who Owns The Just City?
6. Yanyun Mao - Adaptive Planning in China: Research Progress, Key Issues, and Major Actions Based on Knowledge Graph Analysis.

Room 24, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris 

1. Melissa Barrientos - Uncovering The Dislocated Structure Behind Peri-Urban Areas In Traditional Cities.
2. Merve Deniz Tak - A Rapid Response Algorithm: Parametric Design For Temporary Housing Areas
3. Yujiao Wang - Deep Learning-Driven Morphological Dataset And Analysis Methods Of Chinese University Campuses
4. Dalit Shach-Pinsly - Qualitative And Quantitative Analyses Of Middle-Class Mass Housing
5. Mariana Diniz - From Types To Regions: A GIS Tool For Spatial Analysis Based On The Classic Framework Of Morphological Regions
6. Yaara Rosner-Manor - Using A “Pattern Language” Approach As A Gis Measurement Framework To Understand The Internal Order Of Self-Emergent Built Environments – The Case Of The Bedouin Villages In The Negev/Naqab, Israel.
7. Ge Wan - Spatial Network Characteristics of Shrinking Areas in Shanghai Metropolitan Area: An Urban-Rural Population Flow Network Analysis

Room 15, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris

1. Qiburi Qiburi - Research On Assessment Model Of Disaster Prevention Capability Of Urban Residential Area
2. Baptiste Salmon - “We’Re Starting From Scratch, Literally From The Ashes”: Rethinking Post-Disaster Recovery. Phenomenological Insights From Greenville And The Dixie Fire, 2021
3. Deniz Kimyon - Investigating Critical Health Infrastructure In Catastrophe Geography
4. Helen Mulligan - Response To Natural Disasters In Situations Of Resource Constraint: Case Study In Iwate Prefecture, Japan

Room K.027, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris 

1. Jenny Lindblad - Planning Consultants' Expertise In Times Of Changing Planning Actor Constellations
2. Francesca Bragaglia - Stuck In The Middle: Planning Consultants As Intermediary-Actors. The Case Of English Neighbourhood Planning
3. Mansi Naidu - Transnational Consultants, Project Management And Urban Development In Pune, India
4. Elisa Caruso - The Outsourcing Of Participatory Processes To Private Consultancies: Opportunities And Threats

Discussion Of Special Issue On Urban Planning And Local Democracy In The Age Of Consultocracy

Room N.207, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris

1. Enza Lissandrello - Empowerment And Participatory Approaches To Urban Health: The E-City Programme
2. Stefania Butti - Aging And Urbanization: Investigating Different “Aging In Place” Models In The City As An Opportunity To Empower Individuals’ Healthy Longevity
3. Marvin Stiewing - Health And Residential Location Patterns Of Baby Boomers And Challenges For Health Care In Rural-Suburban Areas
4. Emil Israel - Compliance With Covid-19 Regulations In Cities vs. Suburbs: The Role Of Communities’ Forms Of Capital
5. Sirle Salmistu - Encouraging Healthy Ageing Through The Planning Of Age-Friendly Communities In Estonia

Room Jeannie de Clarens, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris

1. Ettore Donadoni - Linking Educational And Territorial Policies To Fight Spatial Inequalities: The Italian Case
2. Holger Jahnke - The Territorial Reconfiguration Of Education In Northern Germany – What Consequences For The Future Of Rural Schooling?
3. Angela Million - Educational Landscapes - An International Perspective
4. Geoffrey Grulois - A Planning Tool to Improve the School Environment in Poor Neighbourhoods? Reflecting on the Recent Experience of School Contracts in Brussels-Capital Region

Room C.S13, 1 Place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris

• Camilla Perrone, University of Florence
• Karsten Zimmermann, TU Dortmund 
• Valeria Fedeli, Politecnico di Milano
• Peter Ache, Radboud University 
• Marco Cremaschi, Sciences Po
• Ivan Tosics, MRI Budapest

Room C.S21, 1 Place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris

• Keiro Hattori, Ryukoku University
• Jan Polivka, Technische Universität Berlin 
• Naomi Shimpo, University of Hyogo 
• Hiroki Nakajima, University of Tokyo 
• Tomohiko Yoshida, Ritsumeikan University 
• Angela Million, Technische Universität Berlin 
• Tim Rieniets, Leibniz Universität Hannover