对于国际城市与区域规划师学会

　关于国际城市与区域规划师学会——About ISOCARP ISOCARP is a global association of experienced professional planners. It was founded in 1965 in a bid to bring together recognised and highly qualified planners in an international network. The ISOCARP network consists of both individual and institutional members of more than 70 countries all over the world.

　ISOCARP is a non-governmental organisation recognized by the UN, UNCHS and the Council of Europe and has a formal consultative status with UNESCO.

　The objectives of ISOCARP include the improvement of planning practice through the creation of a global and active network of planners. ISOCARP encourages the exchange between planners, promotes the profession in all aspects, stimulates research, improves education and training, increases information and awareness on major planning issues.

　City and Regional Planners act in spatial processes and are consultants to key decision-makers. Their task is to propose or support spatial interventions and plans on behalf of the society in general or specific actors. Planners combine knowledge, science, design and strategy and are used to work in joint ventures and multi-disciplinary teams.

　The association’s main event is the annual congress, which focuses on an international planning theme. The congress takes place in a different country every year, preferably on a different continent. ISOCARP also organises smaller scale seminars and publishes reports and other professional documents. It is represented at major international planning events.

　ISOCARP Executive Committee

　President

　Pierre Laconte (Belgium)

　Secretary General

　Pablo Vaggione (Spain)

　Vice President/Treasurer

　Manfred Schrenk (Austria)

　Vice Presidents

　Elias Beriatos (Greece)

　Jim Colman (Australia)

　Ismael Fernández Mejía (Mexico)

　Paolo La Greca (Italy)

　Zeynep Merey Enlil (Turkey)

　Executive Director

　Judy van Hemert (The Netherlands)

　Contact address:

　P.O.Box 983

　2501 CZ The Hague, The Netherlands

　Phone: +31-70 346 2654

　Fax: +31-70 361 7909

　isocarp@isocarp.org

　www.isocarp.org

　ISOCARP Congresses:

　Four Decades of Knowledge Creation and Sharing

　1965 – Amsterdam, Holland The Position of The Netherlands in a Uniting Europe

　1966 – Coimbra, Portugal Urban Development in the Region

　1967 – Lyon, France Text Programme of ISOCARP

　1969 – Dusseldorf, Germany Integration of Public Transport in Town Planning Policy

　1970 – Aix-en-Provence, France Education of the Planner

　1971 – Antwerp, Belgium Physical and Economic Planning

　1972 – Gothenberg, Sweden Visual Qualities of the Built-Up Environment

　1973 – Zurich, Switzerland Integration and Segregation in Urban Land Activities

　1974 – Munich, Germany Urban Planning and Political Decisions

　1975 – Edinburgh, Scotland Planning for Our Inheritance

　1976 – Helsinki, Finland Demands on Land

　1977 – Athens, Greece Change and Urban Structure

　1978 – Montreal, Canada Evolution of Urban and Regional Planning

　1979 – Strasbourg, France France Planning and Energy

　1980 – Tunis, Tunisia Planning and Education

　1981 – Stockholm, Sweden Renaissance of the City. How?

　1982 – Istanbul, Turkey Habitat for All: What is the Solution?

　1983 – Amsterdam, Holland Implementation of Planning: The Partners

　1984 – Braga, Portugal Implementation of Planning: Agents of Action

　1985 – Berlin, Germany Implementation of Planning: Non Governmental Actions

　1986 – Paris, France Research for Urban Planning Practice

　1987 – New Delhi, India Shelter for the Homeless

　1988 – Taormina, Italy Urban and Metropolitan Peripheries

　1989 – Basel, Switzerland Communication Technology and Mobility

　1990 – Warsaw, Poland The Environment and the City

　1991 – Guadalajara, Mexico Planning for Leisure: The Challenge of Tourism

　1992 – Cordoba, Spain Cultural Identities

　1993 – Glasgow, Scotland Cities, Regions and Well-Being

　1994 – Prague, Czech Republic Expanding Demands on Planning

　1995 – Sydney, Australia Planning for Rapid Urban Change

　1996 – Jerusalem, Israel Migration and the Global Economy

　1997 – Ogaki, Japan Risk Assessment and Management

　1998 – Azores, Portugal Planning for Land and Water

　1999 – Gelsenkirchen, Germany The Future of Industrial Regions

　2000 – Cancun, Mexico People’s Empowerment in Planning

　2001 – Utrecht, Holland Planning in the Information Age

　2002 – Athens, Greece The pulsar Effect in urban Planning

　2003 – Cairo, Egypt Planning in a More Globalised and Competitive World

　2004 – Geneva, Switzerland Management of Urban Regions

　2005 – Bilbao, Spain Making Spaces for the Creative Economy

　2006 – Istanbul, Turkey Cities between Integration and Disintegration

　2007 – Antwerp, Belgium Urban Trialogues – Co-productive Ways to relate Visioning and strategic urban Projects

　2008 – Dalian, China Urban Growth Without Sprawl

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