The conference invites contributions focusing on (although not necessarily limited to):
- the changing features of urban development policies and their impacts on local societies and communities;
- the changing nature of urban planning practices and their influence on public opinion formation, including forms of protest and social mobilization in opposition to planned developments;
- the effectiveness and legitimacy of established planning practices in responding to protest and social mobilization and in dealing with possibly resulting conflicts;
- the transformative potential that may be entailed in reflexively addressing protest and social mobilization and in dealing with conflicts;
- the potential integrative and innovative contribution of political agonism and social conflict to the democratization of urban policy and planning.
15th of June - Deadline for the submission of abstracts.
30thof June – Notification of acceptance.
1st of September - Deadline for the submission of full papers.
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