Next conference
Flexibility in Urban Planning Law
Bergamo and Brescia
September, 16-17 2022
Flexibility in Urban Planning Law
The Bergamo-Brescia conference was initially scheduled in September 2021, according to the biennial cycle of AIDRU conferences. However, due to the uncertainties of the current pandemic, the organizers had no other choice than to postpone the conference to September 2022.
Following the proven method used for the previous AIDRU symposiums, the core of the conference will be national reports on which the international synthesis reports will be based, and then presented and debated during the sessions. National rapporteurs will intervene at round tables, presenting a key example of flexibility in their countries.
A link for registration will be available in due course.
Provisional scientific program
Friday 16 September 2022 (Bergamo)
Sant’Agostino Aula Magna University of Bergamo
8h30 | Welcome |
8h45 |
Opening |
9h00 |
Presentation of the activities Prof. Vera Parisio, General Secretary of AIDRU |
First Part
Flexibility of Urban Planning Law
9h30 |
Special planning flexibility (synthesis report) |
10h00 | Flexible planning schemes (synthesis report)
Prof. Jean-Francois Joye, Savoie Mont Blanc University |
10h30 | Break |
10h45 | First round table |
11h00 | General discussion |
12h00 | Lunch |
Second Part
Flexibility in Urban Planning Law
13h30 |
Derogations (synthesis report) |
14h00 | Second round table |
15h00 | Break |
15h15 | Flexibility review (synthesis report)
Prof. Francis Haumont, Catholic University of Louvain |
15h45 | Third round table |
16h45 | General discussion |
17h15 | End of the session |
Saturday 17 September 2022
University of Brescia – Aula Magna
9h15 |
Welcome to the University of Brescia |
Third Part
Flexibility in action
9h30 | Fourth round table |
10h00 | Lessons from the national examples
Prof. Thierry Tanquerel, University of Geneva, President of AIDRU |
10h30 | General Discussion |
10h45 |
General Conclusions |
11h15 | Break |
11h30 | General meeting of AIDRU |
National reports
Austria
Lydia Burgstaller
University Assistant, University of Linz
Belgium/Wallonia
François Onclin
Lecturer, University of Liège
Belgium/Flanders
Pieter-Jan Delfoort
Attorney-at-law, Bruges
European Union
Jean-Claude Bonichot
Juge à la Cour de Justice de l’Union européenne
France
François Priet
Professor emeritus, University of Orléans
Germany
Christoph Mayer
Lecturer, Technical University of Kaiserslautern
Greece
Evangelia Koutoupa
Professor, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Iakovos Mathioudakis
Assistant Professor, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Italy
Paolo Stella Richter
Professor emeritus, Sapienza University of Roma, president of the Italian Association of Land Use Planning Law
Alessandro Calegari
Associate Professor, University of Padova
Netherlands
Tycho Lam
Associate Professor, Radboud University of Nijmegen
Saskia Hillegers
Associate Professor. Radboud University of Nijmegen
Portugal
Fernando Alves Correia
Professor emeritus, University of Coimbra, president of the Portuguese Association of Land Use Planning Law
Raquel Carvalho
Professor, Catholic University of Porto
Romania
Andrej Dutu-Buzura
Lecturer, National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Bucharest
Spain
Judith Gifreu Font
Associate Professor, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Switzerland
Frédéric Bernard
Professor, University of Geneva
Turkey
Bige Açimuz
Lecturer, Özyeğin University of Istanbul
Özge Aksoylu
Lecturer, Galatasaray University of Istanbul
United Kingdom
Philip Booth
Reader emeritus, University of Sheffield