Tandem Meeting WS 19/20
On Wednesday 13.11. from 6pm onward, everyone interested in Tandem is meeting at the IntClub (12-168).
DEPARTMENT INTERNATIONAL PLANNING SYSTEMS
DEPARTMENT INTERNATIONAL PLANNING SYSTEMS
About us
The teaching and research field of international planning systems is mostly engaged into international trends of spatial planning, likewise the shrinking of cities and regions , the comparative research of spatial planning in Europe and the influence international trends have on spatial development and planning strategies on a national and regional level.
On this, practical comparisons of the planning systems and the underlying framework requirement are made, by means of different methods to lead to an exchange of experiences to single problems and possible approaches. This exchange of experiences is also supported by an international network of science and practice.
New publications
The newest issue of the IPS Working Paper Series was recently published on the topic PlanShrinking² -Trajectories of planning cultures in shrinking cities: the cases Cleveland/USA, Bochum/Germany, and Nagasaki/Japan
Events and Dates
News
Report on the 5th Border Seminar: "Planning Cultures in Border Regions - Challenges and Perspectives" now available
Within the framework of the Interreg project UniGR-Center for Border Studies, the fifth Border Seminar took place on the 27th and 28th February 2020…
NEW EU Project RE-CITY ITN (international PhD School) starts on the 1st October
RE-CITY Reviving shrinking cities innovative paths and perspectives towards livability for shrinking cities in Europe.
Research project: EUR 3.3 million for improved quality of life in shrinking cities
Demographic change and job losses are leading to a decline in the population of cities worldwide. In a new international project, which will be funded…
Mentioning of Karina Pallagst's research in the current publication of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA
The research of Prof. Karina Pallagst is mentioned in the current publication of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA
First completed PhD theses at the department IPS
In February 2018, the first two PhD theses of the department IPS were completed.
Contact
Head of department
Prof. Dr. Karina M. Pallagst
Pfaffenbergstr.95
Gebäude 3
, Raum 125
67663 Kaiserslautern
11:30
- 12:30 Uhr
(Thursday)
Tel.: +49 631 2055155
E-Mail: karina.pallagst@ru.uni-kl.de