IACP 2012 - 2012 The 6Th International Association For China Planning (Iacp) Conference

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Category IACP 2012

Deadline: January 15, 2012 | Date: June 17, 2012-June 19, 2012

Venue/Country: Wuhan, China

Updated: 2012-05-25 23:10:14 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

Main Topic

In the last three decades China has demonstrated remarkable progress in its urbanization. As a percentage of population, urbanization levels have more than doubled since 1980, and in 2011 the nation crossed an important threshold, becoming more than half urban. At the same time,China's urbanization has also undergone a qualitative transformation due to changes in governance and socio-economic structure. The resulting transition - in both the scale and substance of the nation's urbanization has brought both tremendous challenges and opportunities to China's urban planners and policy makers.

Following the five successful international conferences on China’s urban development and planning from 2007 to 2011, the forthcoming 6th annual IACP conference will bring together planners, urban designers, scholars, and government officials from China and all over the world to exchange ideas on the theme “China’s Urbanization in Transition: Challenges and Opportunities.”

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

Theoretical and historical foundations;

Urban economics;

Housing and community development;

Environmental planning;

Land use policy;

Transportation planning;

Urban design;

International experience and innovations;

Analytical methods for urban studies;

and Regional development issues.

Abstract Submission

Please submit your paper abstract of 300-400 words, in English, including the title, the name(s) of author(s), affiliation, contact address, telephone and email address, to http://chinaplanning.org/conf/ by January 15, 2012. If you work in mainland China, please also provide your Chinese name, affiliation, contact address, abstract title and abstract in both English and Chinese. The abstract should outline the research questions, methodology, and data sources (if applicable), and it should state what the author(s) asserts to be the contribution of the papers and/or design projects to our existing knowledge. All submitted abstracts will be peer reviewed by the Conference Technical Committee. Additional inquiries can be made to abstractchinaplanning.org. We look forward to your submission and to seeing you in Wuhan. It is optional for some selected papers of the Conference to be considered for publication in an IEEE proceeding (indexed by Engineering Index).