Open Invitation
The Centre for Urban and Built Environment Studies (CUBES) in
partnership with Rosa Luxemburg Foundation (RLF) is hosting a seminar on
Cities in Gloabalisation
so you are cordially invited to attend the seminar.
The seminar would interrogate and critically analyse the approach
employed in developing South African cities, explore challenges faced by
the cities in light of increasing globalisation and decentralization.
Issues such as integration of various communities through planning that
were previously separated by apartheid legislation and how this process
is developing. A critical analysis and discussion will ensue around
integration strategies adopted by various cities. Other issues to be
interrogated by the seminar would be:
Public Transport system in Planning
Ownership and responsibility
Planning for new settlements and Agricultural programmes
New planning of housing in the inner city (Co-ops Housing and Trade
Union Movements )
Link urbanization to socialisation and Public Goods/Services
Date: 9th –11th of June 2004
Venue: University of the Witwatersrand
Invited Speakers from: Germany, Poland, United States of America, Russia
and South Africa
RSVP: 6th May 2004 (this is very important as we are working on a
limited number and the entire programme would be forwarded after having
responded); please note: the detailed programme will be send out on 11th
May only to those who have registered.
Contact details:
Tel: (011) 717-7644/7730
Fax: (011) 717-7719
E mail: [email protected] [2]
Note:
Delegates attending the seminar are responsible for own transport and
accommodation arrangements. To get a registration form, please contact Eddy.
Please distribute widely!
Eddie Sabi
Programme Coordinator
Centre for Urban and Built Environment Studies (CUBES)
The seminar will interrogate and critically analyse the approach employed in developing South African cities, and explore challenges faced by the cities in light of increasing globalisation and decentralization. Issues such as integration of various communities through planning that were previously separated by apartheid legislation and how this process is developing will be looked at. A critical analysis and discussion will ensue around integration strategies adopted by various cities.
Links
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[6] http://www.pambazuka.org/en/category.php/courses/20871