European capital of culture:

 

 

	projects, impacts and opportunities   a cura di Francesca Battistoni Camilla Costa Francesco Gabbi Margherita Turvani Marco Vani   intervengono Sheran Ada Matteo Ballarin Franco Bianchini Monica Calcagno Maurizio Cecconi Nadia Carboni Alberto Cassani Julie Chénot Nadin Deventer Korhan Gumus Svetlana Lomeva Fabrizio Panozzo Davide Ponzini Giovanna Segre
2 marzo 2012   Badoer aula Tafuri ore 9.30 > 18.30

 

PROGRAM

 

2nd March, Palazzo Badoer, Aula Tafuri

 

9.30 | official opening

Amerigo Restucci, Rector of Università Iuav di Venezia

Alberto Ferlenga, Director of Iuav School of Doctorate Studies

Margherita Turvani, Università Iuav di Venezia

Giovanna Segre,  Università Iuav di Venezia

 

10.15 > 13.00 | morning session

 

 

Sheran Ada, Bilgi University

 

Korhan Gümüş, Istanbul 2010 Agency

 

Nadin Deventer, Jazzwerkruhr's capital of culture programme 2010

 

Julie Chénot, Marseille 2013

 

 

lunch break

 

14.00 > 16.40 | afternoon session

 

 

Maurizio Cecconi, Director of the Venice and the Northeast candidature for the European Capital of Culture 2019

 

Alberto Cassani, Director of the Ravenna candidature for  the European Capital of Culture 2019

 

Svetlana Lomeva, Director of the Sofia Development Association

 

Franco Bianchini, Leeds Metropolitan University

 

 

16.40 > 18.00 | final discussion

 

 

chair: Giovanna Segre, Università Iuav di Venezia

Sheran Ada, Matteo Ballarin, Franco Bianchini, Monica Calcagno, Alberto Cassani, Nadia Carboni,  Maurizio Cecconi, Julie Chénot, Koran Gumus, Svetlana Lomeva, Nadin Deventer, Fabrizio Panozzo, Davide Ponzini, Margherita Turvani

 

 

The workshop aims at opening a full reflection on challenges and opportunities linked to the designation of cities as European Capital of Culture, bridging the experience of managers, practitioners, academics involved in past and future designated cities. Drawing on current innovation on both cultural policy and urban planning research the workshop will be oriented toward producing knowledge which is both scientific and usable in policymaking, contributing to a better understanding of some of the issues surrounding ECoC initiative that are pertinent for the development of comparative cultural policy not only to strength territorial cooperation between Italy and Bulgaria (in sight of 2019 year) but also further afield. To start thinking about research activities as early as possible should permit to catch EC requirements and higher standards in order to: 1) discuss and secure support for the establishment of a future longitudinal research and evaluation programme; 2) identify potential sources of funding and key research partners; 3) Include higher educational institutions (such as Universities) to build a credible theoretical framework