title: International Planning History Society Proceedings, Vol 17 No 3 (2016): HISTORY URBANISM RESILIENCE: Change and Responsive Planning
title: HISTORY URBANISM RESILIENCE: Change and Responsive Planning
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Creators: name: International Planning History Society Proceedings
Publisher: name: International Planning History Society Proceedings
Year: 2016

description: Proceedings of the 17th International Planning History Society Conference
Delft, Netherlands, EU
July 17-21, 2016
Conference theme is History, Urbanism, Resilience.
Conference convener: Carola Hein.

The 2016 proceeding consists of 7 volumes and 1 Book of Abstracts. The 7 volumes follow the organisation of the conference in 7 themes, each one consisting of 2 tracks and each track consisting of 8 panels of 4-5 presentations. The presentations are divided in abstracts and peer-reviewed full papers, traceable with a DOI number online.
description: Making urbanizing deltas more resilient by design...13-24
 Beyond the Company: Intended and Unintended Legacies of Modern Industrial Urban Planning and Design. The Case of the Bata Shoe Company Satellite Towns (1929-2015)...29-40
 Revitalization of a historical industrial port district - The goods station district in Antwerp...45-57
 The industrial and commercial harbours of Strasbourg and Kehl : wasteland territories in transition towards a sustainable cross-border metropolitan core...91-101
 Food public markets as cultural capital: Girona province...61-72
 The transformation and influence of overseas commerce of Mingzhou port-city in Tang and Song Dynasties（821-1279）——Concentrated on the historical relics...75-90
 The “Venezia Nuova” district in Livorno, Italy. The role of the Dominicans in the urban development of the city....105-116
 Garden cities and suburbs in Brazil: recurrent adaptations of a concept...119-130
 The Rhetoric of “Provision:” Public and Political Disputes over Port Planning in Hamburg in the 1970s and 1980s...135-148
 Learning From Waterfront Regeneration Projects and Contemporary Design Approaches of European Port Cities...151-161
 Capital Accumulation Process and Resilience: urban planning and redevelopment of port areas, a case study of Santos (Brazil)...163-173
 Antwerp City Wastescapes. Historic interplays between waste &amp; urban development....179-190
 Land in Limbo: Understanding Planning Agencies and Spatial Development at the Interface of the Port and City of Naples...203-216
 A democratic city? The impact of public transport networks on social cohesion...223-234
 On the Rationality of Network Development: the Case of the Belgian Highway Network...235-246
 TOWARDS RESILIENCE IN CHENNAI...251-260
 Traffic in Towns, the Loss ofg Urban Resilence and the case of Auckland's civic centre...261-271
 CENTRAL SÃO PAULO: THREE APPROACHES, ONE POSSIBILITY...275-284
 EARTHQUAKE AND RESILIENCE POLARIZATIONS ABOUT MODERN PLANNING IN CHILE...289-300
 The governance of flood risk planning in Guangzhou, China: using the past to study the present...311-326
 Understanding vulnerability of historic urban sites...353-366
 Tabula rasa meets resilience: urban reconstruction and the dilemmas of the modern planning in Chillán, Chile (1939)...367-379
 Changing realities: Traumatic urbanism as a mode of resilience in intra-war Beirut...383-388
 Lisbon - between resilience and change: from the 1755 earthquake to the 1988 Chiado fire...391-401
 Transformation of place identity; a case of heritage and conflict in Iraq...403-416
 City Resilience amid the Modern Urban Warfare: the case of Nablus/ Palestine...423-432
 Tournai: Architecture and planning through the ages of a former leading urban centre and current provincial historic city of the Low Countries...433-446