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Challenging Cities: Processes and people

 

The summer-school will be held in Urbino from July 18th to August 12th, 2005. It is residential and involves 4 hours class activity per day for four weeks. Each week will focus on Challenging Cities: Actors and Processes.

Within December 20th, 2005 selected participants have to submit a final paper to one of the scholars involved in the training programme (participants to both Eurex and to the summer-school will have to submit only one paper).

 

 

Nr.

Week

Professor

Topic

 

18-07-2005

Yuri Kazepov
(University of Urbino, I)

Introduction to the Summer School 2005

1.

18-07 to 22-07

Segregation

 

 

Edmond Preteceille

(Sciences PO, Paris, F)

Social divisions and social mixes in the city - theories, methods, results

 

 

Hartmut Haeussermann

(Humboldt University, Berlin, D)

The Spatial distribution of social change: Segregation, gentrification

2.

25-07 to 29-07

Poverty and Social Exclusion

 

 

Martin Kronauer

(University of Berlin, D)

Social exclusion: and the new social question in cities

 

 

Jean Michel Bonvin

(University of Geneva, CH)

Poor people, Capabilities, and rescaling social policies

3

01-08 to 05-08

Multiculturalism

 

 

Will Kymlicka

(Queen’s University, CAN)

Multiculturalism: the scenario

 

 

Ash Amin

(Durham University, UK)

Migration and Multiculturalism in the City

4

08-08 to 12-08

Governance

 

 

Alan Harding

(Sulford University, UK)

Multilevel governance in European cities

 

 

Neil Brenner

(NYU, US)

State rescaling and urban policies

 

12-08-2004

Yuri Kazepov
(University of Urbino, I)

Closing session and debriefing

 

Costs and grants

 

The cost for participating in the Summer-school is 600 €, which cover also accommodation costs at the University campus. Travel costs and meals will be at participant’s expenses. Access to the University facilities (canteen) will be made available at subsidised costs.

 

The selection committee will distribute 5 full grants covering the participation to the Summer-school (including a lump sum to cover at least partly travel costs) to candidates, who will apply to both programmes (Eurex-and the RTN Summer-school). For them some additional eligibility criteria are in force:

a)        being a member of the European Union (or associated states, please inquiry);

b)        being below the age of 35 (please inquiry for extensions);

c)        being a graduate student or entitled to enter a PhD programme.

d)        Present a work programme coherent with the issues of both Eurex and the summer-school.

 

Application for full grants have to be submitted within December 27th, 2004. Download the application form.

Other candidates may apply only to the summer-school within April 30th, 2005.

 

If you are an RTN UrbEUROPE fellow, the Summer-school programme is an integral part of your training within the network and participation costs will be covered through your fellowship at your host institution. For you no admission fee is required.

 

Admission requirements

 

  • Late undergraduates (just before their diploma) and early Ph.Ds’ (in their first/second year) in social or political sciences, humanities, liberal arts or economics, geography, urban planning, etc.

  • outstanding academic results and/or rich professional experience;

  • evidence of a good working knowledge of English (e.g. TOEFL score of at least 550 points or to a IELTS score of at least 6.5);

  • Strong motivation and personal or professional interest to participate in the Summer School.

 

Only graduate students will be eligible for full grants (see above). A max of 20 candidates will be admitted.

 

Credits

 

Final papers will be evaluated by the editorial board of the UrbEUROPE working papers (WP). Outstanding contributions will be published within the Eurex or the RTN-WP series. All participants will receive a diploma acknowledging their participation.

 

For any information, please contact Dott.ssa Erica Barbiani (e.barbiani@soc.uniurb.it)

 

Application form

 

 

 

 

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