Day 1 (Thursday 24th):
Parallell sessions, P 46, Conference Center (KK-senteret, 3. etg):
11.00-13.00: Choose between our different tracks:
Room PA311: Just urban transition Panel on Green ecological gentrification
- H.Figari: Green preferences – green justice.
- E. Lunke: Public transport access
- R. Cucca: To green or not to green?
- K. Reichborn-Kjennerud: Urban gardening and green gentrification.
- Milutin Miljus: The improvement of Decision-making process in planning through deliberative approaches: case of military brownfield sites in Serbia
Room PA314: Utopian futures and just urban planning
- J. K. Fisker: Enacting participatory democracy through futures making in the city.
- T. Macintyre: Utopian future workshops and the transformation towards the inclusive city
- A. Subedi: ‘Projectification’ of Citizen Participation in Urban Planning
- K. Hegsvold: The Urban Urban Growth Agreements in a polycentric framework – a contribution to a low emission society?
Room PA318: Urban transition – urban dynamics
- R. Cavicca & R. Cucca: Densification – more homogeneous or more diverse neighborhoods
- B. Nordahl & D. E. Sommervoll: Urban redevelopment impact on house prices
- Ragnhild Njå: Sandnes – handbook on urban transformation.
13.00-14.00: Lunch at the Conference Centre
14.00-15.00: Choose between our different tracks:
Room PA311: Just urban transition. Panel on co-created urban circular economy.
Presentations by: Hofstad, Vedeld, McCrory, Kjøde
Panel discussion by: SoCentral, G. S. Hanssen, Miljødir
Room PA314: Student-panel
Governing urban climate transition: The goals in the Paris Agreement and the EU Climate Law require urban climate transition, which again require new urban governance structures. Urban climate transition requires å deeper level of involvement of actors, and increased coordination capacity of local government. In this panel, we discuss recent governance innovations – aiming for transition to a low carbon society. This will be done as a dialogue in a panel, consisting of students of urban governance (OsloMet) and other actors that have expertise in governance structures. Gro Sandkjær Hanssen and Asbjørn Røiseland invite master students for this discussion.
Room PA318: Urban transition – climate change
- U. Sarisaltik: Climate Change Adaptation in Norway’s Urban Transportation
- S. Rao-Skirbekk: Exploring role of socioeconomic conditions on temperature and air pollution related mortality and morbidity in Oslo
Day 2 (Friday 25th):
11.00-13.00: Choose between our different tracks:
Room PA311: Just urban transition. Panel on food, activism, collaboration
- G. Hairabedian: Aquaponics –method for teaching food awareness.
- E. Braathen: Food Policy Councils
- V. Jankovic-Millic: Impact of Wastewater treatment in Serbia
- K. Reichborn-Kjennerud: Sustainability perspectives on public procurement
- Schøll & E. Kok: Immigrants groceries – against all odds?
Room PA314: Digital Commons as social infrastructure
- J. Aspen & E.S. Marthinsen: Researching digital commons as social infrastructure
- E. Holthe & H. Arje: Natural State of Place, New Natural State of the market is the theory behind the place-economy principles
- Rune Ytreberg: Datajournalistiske metoder for å undersøke sosiale og økonomiske endringer i Tromsø
- Lisbeth Iversen: Impact Hub Agder and Welcome Hub
Room PA318: Urban inequality – status, drivers, measurements
- N. Barth: Effects of minimum size-norms in Oslo
- I. Hewitt: Effect of densification on gentrification in Oslo
- E. Eide Bø & S. Leknes: How housing prices and residential composition of existing housing are affected by market rate construction
- M. Džunić: Understanding Housing Price Variability in Serbian Urban Areas