C12.01 Applied Geography: Chair: Graham Clarke, United Kingdom CS01-2 APPLIED GEOGRAPHY Spatial analysis on Walkability and Obesity (Joint session with the Commission on Health and Environment)
CS01-3 APPLIED GEOGRAPHY Analysing contextual factors on health (Joint session with the Commission on Health and Environment)
C12.02 Arid Lands, Humankind, and Environment Chair: Mahmoud M. Ashour, Egypt CS02-2 "ARID LANDS, HUMANKIND, AND ENVIRONMENT" "Arid lands, humankind, and environment (2) Alexandria project" C12.03 Biogeography and BiodiversityChair: Udo Schickhoff, GermanyE-mail: Udo.Schickhoff [at] t-online.de CS03-1 BIOGEOGRAPHY AND BIODIVERSITY "Scientific mapping of climate change, water, forests and biodiversity" Udo Schickhoff; Univ. of Hamburg Kazuharu Mizuno; Kyoto Univ. CS03-2 BIOGEOGRAPHY AND BIODIVERSITY Biodiversity and forest conservation: policy implications and local knowledge system Koichi Kimoto; Hiroshima Jogakuin Univ. R. B. Singh; Delhi Univ. CS03-3 BIOGEOGRAPHY AND BIODIVERSITY Biodiversity conservation and livelihood security Koichi Kimoto; Hiroshima Jogakuin Univ. R. B. Singh; Delhi Univ. C12.04 Climatology Chair: Zbigniew Ustrnul, Poland CS04-1 CLIMATOLOGY Climatic change and variability in different spatial and temporal scales (1) C12.05 Coastal SystemsChair: Edward Anthony, FranceE-mail: anthony [at] cerege.fr CS05-1 COASTAL SYSTEMS "Coasts (1) learning from the past, planning for the future" Masatomo Umitsu; Nara Univ. Yongqiang Zong; Univ. of Hong Kong CS05-2 COASTAL SYSTEMS "Coasts (2) learning from the past, planning for the future" Masatomo Umitsu; Nara Univ. Yongqiang Zong; Univ. of Hong Kong CS05-3 COASTAL SYSTEMS "Coasts (3) learning from the past, planning for the future" Masatomo Umitsu; Nara Univ. Yongqiang Zong; Univ. of Hong Kong CS05-4 COASTAL SYSTEMS "Coasts (4) learning from the past, planning for the future" Masatomo Umitsu; Nara Univ. Yongqiang Zong; Univ. of Hong Kong C12.06 Cold Region EnvironmentsChair: Nancy Doubleday, Canada; Dario Trombotto, ArgentinaE-mail: nancy_doubleday [at] carleton.ca; dtrombot [at] lab.cricyt.edu.ar URL: http://www.cricyt.edu.ar CS06-1 COLD REGION ENVIRONMENTS Resilience and sustainability assessment in Cold regions Environment (1) Nancy Doubleday; McMaster Univ. Tatiana Kuzminichna Vlasova; Russian Academy of Science CS06-2 COLD REGION ENVIRONMENTS Resilience and sustainability assessment in Cold regions Environment (2) Nancy Doubleday; McMaster Univ. Tatiana Kuzminichna Vlasova; Russian Academy of Science C12.07 Cultural Approach in GeographyChair: Benno Werlen, Germany; Stanko Pelc, SloveniaE-mail: benno.werlen [at] gmail.com; stanko.pelc [at] guest.arnes.si CS07-1 CULTURAL APPROACH IN GEOGRAPHY Sacred mountains and cultural identities in East Asia (1) Je Hun Ryu Korea; National Univ. of Education Shangyi Zhou; Beijing Normal Univ. CS07-2 CULTURAL APPROACH IN GEOGRAPHY Sacred mountains and cultural identities in East Asia (2) Je Hun Ryu Korea; National Univ. of Education Shangyi Zhou; Beijing Normal Univ. CS07-3 CULTURAL APPROACH IN GEOGRAPHY Cultural dimensions in sustainability research Benno Werlen; Univ. of Jena CS07-4 CULTURAL APPROACH IN GEOGRAPHY Representations of nature Karsten Gaebler; Univ. of Jena C12.08 Dynamics of Economic SpacesChair: Neil Reid, United StatesE-mail: neil.reid [at] utoledo.edu URL: http://uac.utoledo.edu/igu_commission/index.htm CS08-1 DYNAMICS OF ECONOMIC SPACES Management Geography - Localizing practices Rolf Dieter Schlunze; Ritsumeikan Univ. Andrew Jones; City Univ. London CS08-2 DYNAMICS OF ECONOMIC SPACES Management Geography - Globlizing practices Rolf Dieter Schlunze; Ritsumeikan Univ. Patrik Strom; Univ. of Gothenburg CS08-3 DYNAMICS OF ECONOMIC SPACES Management Geography - Managerial challenges Neil Reid; Univ. of Toledo Andrew Jones; City Univ. London C12.09 Environment EvolutionChair: Tatjana Boettger, GermanyE-mail: tatjana.boettger [at] ufz.de URL:http://ee-commission.narod.ru/ CS09-1 ENVIRONMENT EVOLUTION Environment evolution and human activity in the late Tatjana Boettger; Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research Andrei A. Velichko Russian Academy of Sciences Institute of Geography Fahu Chen; Lanzhou Univ. CS09-2 ENVIRONMENT EVOLUTION Environment evolution and human activity in the late quaternary (2) geographical pattern atjana Boettger; Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research Andrei A. Velichko Russian Academy of Sciences Institute of Geography Fahu Chen; Lanzhou Univ. CS09-3 ENVIRONMENT EVOLUTION Environment evolution and human activity in the late quaternary (3) geographical pattern Tatjana Boettger; Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research Andrei A. Velichko Russian Academy of Sciences Institute of Geography Fahu Chen; Lanzhou Univ. C12.10 Gender and Geography Chair: Shirlena Huang, Singapore C12.11 Geographical EducationChair: Michael Roche, New ZealandE-mail: m.m.roche [at] massey.ac.nz URL: http://www.igu-cge.org/" CS11-1 GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION Traditional wisdom and modern knowledge in geography teaching for the earth’s future John Lidstone; Queensland Univ. of Technology CS11-3 GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION Didactics and pedagogy in geographical education(1 Joop Van Der Schee; VU Univ. Amsterdam CS11-4 GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION Didactics and pedagogy in geographical education(2) Joop Van Der Schee; VU Univ. Amsterdam CS11-5 GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION Perspectives in geographical education (1) Clare Brooks; Univ. of London CS11-6 GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION Perspectives in geographical education (2) Clare Brooks; Univ. of London CS11-7 GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION Perspectives in geographical education (3) Clare Brooks; Univ. of London CS11-8 GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION Perspectives in geographical education (4) Clare Brooks; Univ. of Londony. C12.12 Geographical Information ScienceChair: Francis Harvey, United StatesE-mail: fharvey [at] umn.edu CS12-1 GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SCIENCE Geographical information science and global studies (1) Francis Harvey; Univ. of Minnesota CS12-2 GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SCIENCE Geographical information science and global studies (2) Yasushi Asami; Univ. of Tokyo CS12-3 GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SCIENCE Geographical information science and global studies (3) Yasushi Asami; Univ. of Tokyo CS12-4 GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SCIENCE Geographical information science and global studies (4) Francis Harvey; Univ. of Minnesota CS12-5 GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SCIENCE Geographical information science and global studies (5) Yasushi Asam; The Univ. of Tokyo C12.13 Geography of GovernanceChair: Jan Bucek, SlovakiaE-mail: bucek [at] fns.uniba.sk CS13-1 GEOGRAPHY OF GOVERNANCE Traditions and innovations in governance: better meet the needs of people (1) Jan Bucek; Comenius Univ. Bratislava CS13-2 GEOGRAPHY OF GOVERNANCE Traditions and innovations in governance: better meet the needs of people (2) Eran Razin; Hebrew Univ. CS13-3 GEOGRAPHY OF GOVERNANCE Traditions and innovations in governance: better meet the needs of people (3) Ilona Palne Kovacs; Hungarian Academy of Sciences C12.14 Geography of Global Information SocietyChair: Mark Wilson, USAE-mail: wilsonmm [at] msu.edu CS14-1 GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY Informational Society: Culture and Tradition Yoshio Arai; The Univ. of Tokyo Takashi Wada; Prefectural Univ. of Hiroshima CS14-2 GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY Information Society (1) Quality of Life and Health Care Yoshio Arai; The Univ. of Tokyo Mikoto Kukimoto; Nara Women's Univ. CS14-3 GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY "Information Society (2) Knowledge, Technology and Research" Mark Wilson Michigan State Univ. Yoshio Arai; The Univ. of Tokyo CS14-4 GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY Information Society (3) Media and Cultural Industries Shinji Hara; Kagawa Univ. CS14-5 GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY Information Society (4) Space and Place Mark Wilson; Michigan State Univ. CS14-6 GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY Information Society (5) Business Applications Mark Wilson; Michigan State Univ. CS14-7 GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY Information Society (6) Urban Perspectives Mark Wilson; Michigan State Univ. CS14-8 GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY "Mega-event Planning (1) Identity, Place and Tradition" Eva Kassens-Noor; Michigan State Univ. Laura Huntoon; Univ. of Arizona CS14-9 GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY "Mega-event Planning (2) Urban Regeneration and Event Legaciesidentity, place and tradition" Eva Kassens-Noor; Michigan State Univ. Laura Huntoon; Univ. of Arizona CS14-10 GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY Traditional wisdom and modernity: ICT and intangible culture (Joint session with the Commission on Mediterranean Basin) Maria Paradiso; Univ. of Sannio Barney Warf; Univ. of Kansas C12.15 Geography of Tourism, Leisure, and Global ChangeChair: Dieter Muller, SwedenE-mail: dieter.muller [at] geography.umu.se CS15-1 "GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE" "Tourism, sustainability and global change (1)" Jarkko Saarinen; Univ. of Oulu CS15-2 "GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE" "Tourism, sustainability and global change (2)" Jarkko Saarinen; Univ. of Oulu CS15-3 "GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE" Tourism and regional development (1) Dieter K Muller; Umea Univ. CS15-4 "GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE" Tourism and regional development (2) Marek Wieckowski; Polish Academy of Sciences CS15-5 "GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE" Tourism and regional development (3) Jie Zhang; Nanjing Univ. CS15-6 "GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE" Tourism and regional development (4) Jie Zhang; Nanjing Univ. CS15-7 "GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE" Tourism and regional development (5) Dieter K Muller; Umea Univ. CS15-8 "GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE" Geographies of heritage and cultural tourism (1) Carolin Funck; Hiroshima Univ. CS15-9 "GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE" Geographies of heritage and cultural tourism (2) Carolin Funck; Hiroshima Univ. CS15-10 "GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE" Urban tourism geographies (1) Anne-Marie D'Hauteserre; Univ. of Waikato CS15-11 "GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE" Urban tourism geographies (2) Anne-Marie D'Hauteserre; Univ. of Waikato CS15-12 "GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE" Changing dynamics of tourism in Asia (1) Alan A Lew; Northern Arizona Univ. CS15-13 "GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE" "Tourism, risks, disasters and resilience" Takayuki Arima; Tokyo Metropolitan Univ. CS15-14 "GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE" Changing dynamics of tourism in Asia (2) Alan A Lew; Northern Arizona Univ.. C12.16 GeoparksChair: Dongying Wei, China-BeijingE-mail: weidy [at] bnu.edu.cn CS16-1 GEOPARKS Geoparks Dongying Wei; Beijing Normal Univ. CS16-2 GEOPARKS Geoparks Dongying Wei; Beijing Normal Univ. CS16-3 GEOPARKS Geoparks Dongying Wei; Beijing Normal Univ. C12.17 Global Change and Human MobilityChair: Josefina Dominguez Mujica, SpainE-mail: jdominguez [at] dgeo.ulpgc.es CS17-1 GLOBAL CHANGE AND HUMAN MOBILITY Beyond economy and politics: human mobility and subjectivities (1) Josefina Dominguez-Mujica; Univ. of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria CS17-2 GLOBAL CHANGE AND HUMAN MOBILITY Beyond economy and politics: human mobility and subjectivities (2) Yoshitaka Ishikawa; Kyoto Univ. CS17-3 GLOBAL CHANGE AND HUMAN MOBILITY The challenge of human mobility: overcoming frontiers and difficulties in times of economic crisis (1) Barbara Staniscia; Sapienza Univ. of Rome CS17-4 GLOBAL CHANGE AND HUMAN MOBILITY The challenge of human mobility: overcoming frontiers and difficulties in times of economic crisis (2) Zaiga Krisjane; Univ. of Latvia C12.18 Hazard and Risk Chair: Shigeko Haruyama, Japan C12.19 Health and EnvironmentChair: Wuyi Wang, China-Beijing; Thomas Krafft, NetherlandsE-mail: wangwy [at] igsnrr.ac.cn; thomas.krafft [at] maastrichtuniversity.nl URL: http://geog.queensu.ca/igu-com-he/" CS19-1 HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT Health and the environment Wuyi Wang; Chinese Academy ofSciences CS19-2 HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT Health and access to care Malkhazova; Moscow State Univ. CS19-3 HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT Global change and global health Tomoki Nakaya; Ritsumeikan Univ. CS01-1 HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT Modelling small area data for epidemiological studies (Joint session with the Commission on Applied Geography ) Graham Clarke; Univ. of Leeds CS01-2 HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT Spatial analysis on Walkability and Obesity (Joint session with the Commission on Applied Geography) Tomoki Nakaya; Ritsumeikan Univ. CS01-3 HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT Analysing contextual factors on health (Joint session with the Commission on Applied Geography) Graham Clarke; Univ. of Leeds; Tomoki Nakaya; Ritsumeikan Univ. C12.20 History of GeographyChair: Jacobo Garcia Alvarez, SpainE-mail: jgalvare [at] hum.uc3m.es CS20-1 HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY "Languages, materiality and the construction of geographical modernities(1)" Jacobo Garcia-Alvarez; Carlos III Univ. of Madrid CS20-2 HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY "Languages, materiality and the construction of geographical modernities(2)" Toshiyuki Shimazu; Wakayama Univ. CS20-3 HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY "Languages, materiality and the construction of geographical modernities(3)" Tamami Fukuda; Osaka Prefecture Univ. CS20-4 HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY "Languages, materiality and the construction of geographical modernities(4)" Vincent Berdoulay; Univ Pau / CNRS CS20-5 HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY "Languages, materiality and the construction of geographical modernities(5)" Jean-Yves; Puyo Univ. of Pau and Pays de l'Adour CS20-6 HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY "Languages, materiality and the construction of geographical modernities(6)" Naoki Oshiro; Kobe Univ. CS20-7 HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY "History of geography, geographical thought, practice, and gender (1) (Joint session with the Commission on Gender and Geography)" Tamami Fukuda; Osaka Prefecture Univ. CS20-8 HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY "History of geography, geographical thought, practice, and gender (2) (Joint session with the Commission on Gender and Geography)" Janice J Monk; Univ. of Arizona C12.21 Indigenous Knowledges and Peoples' RightsChair: Brad Coombes, New ZealandE-mail: b.coombes [at] auckland.ac.nz URL: http://www.indigenousgeography.net/ipkrc.shtm CS21-1 INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS Post-colonial planning Louise Johnson; Deakin Univ. CS21-2 INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS "Indigeneity, Rights and Resources" Brad Coombes; The Univ. of Auckland CS21-3 INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS Indigenizing Development for Community Needs Evelyn Peters; The Univ. of Winnipeg CS21-4 INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS Indigenous Knowledges and Responses to Risk Simon J Lambert; Lincoln Univ. CS21-5 INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS Indigenous Communities' Recovery from Disaster Simon J Lambert; Lincoln Univ. CS21-6 INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS Indigeneity and Disaster Reconstruction in Taiwan Simon J Lambert; Lincoln Univ. CS21-7 INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS Weaving Indigenous and Sustainability Science to Diversity our Methods Jay T Johnson; Univ. of Kansas CS21-8 INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS "Technologies, Development and Indigenous Knowledges" Louise Johnson; Deakin Univ. C12.22 IslandsChair: Chang-yi David Chang, China-TaipeiE-mail: changyi [at] ntu.edu.tw CS22-1 ISLANDS Sustainability on island I Chang-Yi David Chang; National Taiwan Univ. Eric Clark Lund Univ. CS22-2 ISLANDS Sustainability on island II Chang-Yi David Chang; National Taiwan Univ. Eric Clark Lund Univ. C12.23 KarstChair: Elena Trofimova, RussiaE-mail: eltrofimova [at] rambler.ru CS23-1 KARST Human impacts on karst terrain (1) Kazuko Urushibara-Yoshino; Hosei Univ. Tadej Slabe Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts CS23-2 KARST Human impacts on karst terrain (2) Kazuko Urushibara-Yoshino; Hosei Univ. Tadej Slabe Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts C12.24 Land Degradation and DesertificationChair: Paul Hudson, USAE-mail: pfh [at] austin.utexas.edu CS24-1 LAND DEGRADATION AND DESERTIFICATION Land degradation-in a changing environment (1) Paul F. Hudson; Leiden Univ. CS24-2 LAND DEGRADATION AND DESERTIFICATION Land degradation-in a changing environment (2) Paul F. Hudson; Leiden Univ. CS24-3 LAND DEGRADATION AND DESERTIFICATION Land degradation-in a changing environment (3) Paul F. Hudson; Leiden Univ. CS24-4 LAND DEGRADATION AND DESERTIFICATION Land degradation-in a changing environment (4) Paul F. Hudson; Leiden Univ. C12.25 Landscape Analysis and Landscape PlanningChair: Nodar Elizbarashvili, GeorgiaE-mail: nelizbarashvili [at] yahoo.com CS25-1 LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS AND LANDSCAPE PLANNING Mountain landscapes: conditions and functions Nodar Elizbarashvili; Tbilisi State Univ. Kirill Chistyakov Saint Petersburg State Univ. C12.26 Land Use and Land Cover ChangeChair: Ivan Bicik, Czech RepublicE-mail: bicik [at] natur.cuni.cz CS26-1 LAND USE AND LAND COVER CHANGE Land use and land cover change (1) -Land use- Yukio Himiyama; Hokkaido Univ. of Education CS26-2 LAND USE AND LAND COVER CHANGE Land use and land cover change (2) -urbanization and land use- Yukio Himiyama; Hokkaido Univ. of Education CS26-3 LAND USE AND LAND COVER CHANGE Land use and land cover change (3) -agriculture and land use- Ivan Bicik; "Faculty of Science, Charles Univ. in Prague" CS26-4 LAND USE AND LAND COVER CHANGE Land use and land cover change (4) -comparison land use- Ernan Rustiadi; Bogor Agricultural Univ. CS18-18 LAND USE AND LAND COVER CHANGE Vulnerability and resilience (Joint session with Commisson on Hazard and Risk) Teiji Watanabe; Hokkaido Univ.; Yukio Himiyama;Hokkaido Univ. of Education; Shigeko Haruyama;Mie Univ. C12.27 Latin American StudiesChair: Juan Manuel Delgado, PeruE-mail: juanmanueldelgado [at] gmail.com CS27-1 LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES Latin American Studies Juan Manuel Delgado; Peruvian Univ. of Applied Sciences C12.28 Local DevelopmentChair: Michael Sofer, IsraelE-mail: soferm1 [at] biu.ac.il, soferm1 [at] gmail.com CS28-1 LOCAL DEVELOPMENT "Local development in Japan " Atsushi Taira; Kagawa Univ. CS28-2 LOCAL DEVELOPMENT Local development in the rural space (1) Michael Sofer; Bar-Ilan Univ. CS28-3 LOCAL DEVELOPMENT Local development in the rural space (2) Tony Sorensen; Univ. of New England CS28-4 LOCAL DEVELOPMENT Local development in the urban space Jerzy Bański; Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization CS28-6 LOCAL DEVELOPMENT Local development: project and planning (1) Ton Dietz; Leiden Univ. CS28-7 LOCAL DEVELOPMENT Local development: project and planning (2) Suman Sao; Univ. of North Bengal CS28-8 LOCAL DEVELOPMENT Local and regional development in the Mediterranean basin (Joint session with the Commission on Mediterranean Basin) Michael Sofer; Bar-Ilan Univ. Kenji Hashimoto; WASEDA Univ. C12.29 Marginalization, Globalization and Regional and Local ResponsesChair: Stanko Pelc, SloveniaE-mail: stanko.pelc [at] fhs.upr.si CS29-1 "MARGINALIZATION, GLOBALIZATION AND REGIONAL AND LOCAL RESPONSES" "Rural areas, Development Dynamics, Policy Options and Marginalization (1) (Joint session with the Commission on Sustainability of Rural Systems))" Stanko Pelc; Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities. Doo-Chul Kim; Okayama Univ. CS29-2 "MARGINALIZATION, GLOBALIZATION AND REGIONAL AND LOCAL RESPONSES" "Rural areas, Development Dynamics, Policy Options and Marginalization (2) (Joint session with the Commission on Sustainability of Rural Systems)" Stanko Pelc; Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities. Doo-Chul Kim; Okayama Univ. CS29-3 "MARGINALIZATION, GLOBALIZATION AND REGIONAL AND LOCAL RESPONSES" "Rural areas, Development Dynamics, Policy Options and Marginalization (3) (Joint session with the Commission on Sustainability of Rural Systems)" Stanko Pelc; Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities. Doo-Chul Kim; Okayama Univ. CS29-4 "MARGINALIZATION, GLOBALIZATION AND REGIONAL AND LOCAL RESPONSES" Different contexts of geographical marginality Stanko Pelc; Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities. Yasutaka Matsuo; Senshu Univ. CS29-5 "MARGINALIZATION, GLOBALIZATION AND REGIONAL AND LOCAL RESPONSES" "Marginality and marginalization (1) spatial, social and economic viewpoints" Stanko Pelc; Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities. Yasutaka Matsuo; Senshu Univ. CS29-6 "MARGINALIZATION, GLOBALIZATION AND REGIONAL AND LOCAL RESPONSES" "Marginality and marginalization (2) spatial, social and economic viewpoints" Stanko Pelc; Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities. Yasutaka Matsuo; Senshu Univ. C12.30 Mediterranean BasinChair: Maria Paradiso, ItalyE-mail: paradiso [at] unisannio.it CS30-2 MEDITERRANEAN BASIN changing settlements in the Mediterranean and the Gulf : critical views and implications Maria Paradiso; Univ. of Sannio. Kenji Hashimoto; WASEDA Univ. CS14-9 MEDITERRANEAN BASIN Mega-event Planning (2) Urban Regeneration and Event Legaciesidentity, place and tradition (Joint session with the Commission on Geography of Global Information Society) Eva Kassens-Noor; Michigan State Univ.; Laura Huntoon; Univ. of Arizona CS28-8 MEDITERRANEAN BASIN Local and regional development in the Mediterranean basin (Joint session with the Commission on Local Development) Michael Sofer; Bar-Ilan Univ.; Kenji Hashimoto; WASEDA Univ. C12.31 Modelling Geographical SystemsChair: Yee Leung, China-Hong KongE-mail: yeeleung [at] cuhk.edu.hk CS31-1 MODELLING GEOGRAPHICAL SYSTEMS Modeling geographical systems Ikuho Yamada; Chuo Univ. CS31-2 MODELLING GEOGRAPHICAL SYSTEMS Advances and applications in geographical analysis and modeling Yukio Sadahiro; Univ. of Tokyo CS31-3 MODELLING GEOGRAPHICAL SYSTEMS Spatial cognition and analysis Toru Ishikawa; Univ. of Tokyo CS31-4 MODELLING GEOGRAPHICAL SYSTEMS Concepts and analysis of volunteer GIS Yee Leung; The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong CS31-5 MODELLING GEOGRAPHICAL SYSTEMS Urban analysis and GIS Akiyoshi Inasaka; Tokyo Univ. of Science C12.32 Mountain Response to Global ChangeChair: Joerg Loeffler, GermanyE-mail: joerg.loeffler [at] uni-bonn.de CS32-1 MOUNTAIN RESPONSE TO GLOBAL CHANGE Changing mountain communities and environments in the Pamirs (1) Teiji Watanabe; Hokkaido Univ. Hermann Josef Kreutzmann; Freie Universitaet Berlin CS32-2 MOUNTAIN RESPONSE TO GLOBAL CHANGE Changing mountain communities and environments in the Pamirs (2) Teiji Watanabe; Hokkaido Univ. Hermann Josef Kreutzmann; Freie Universitaet Berlin C12.33 Political GeographyChair: Elena Dell’Agnese, ItalyE-mail: elena.dellagnese [at] unimib.it URL: http://www.cas.muohio.edu/igu-cpg CS33-1 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY "Re-theorizing territory, sovereignty, and space" Akihiko Takagi; Kyushu Univ. CS33-2 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY New frontiers in border studies (1) Anton Gosar; Univ. of Primorska CS33-3 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY New frontiers in border studies (2) Virginie Mamadouh; Univ. of Amsterdam CS33-4 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY "Migrations, ethnic minorities and the spatial reconceptualization of citizenship (1)" Shinya Kitagawa; Mie Univ. CS33-5 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY "Migrations, ethnic minorities and the spatial reconceptualization of citizenship (2)" Elena Dell'Agnese; Univ. of Milano-Bicocca CS33-6 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY Localizing social movements and environmental questions in a globalizing world (2) Yuichi Kagawa; The Univ. of Shiga Prefecture CS33-7 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY Localizing social movements and environmental questions in a globalizing world (1) Elena Dell'Agnese; Univ. of Milano-Bicocca CS33-8 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY Militarization and de-militarization from a comparative perspective (1) Takashi Yamazaki; Osaka City Univ. CS33-9 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY Militarization and de-militarization from a comparative perspective (2) Okinawa and its re-/de-militarization Colin Flint; Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign CS33-10 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY "Political rhetoric, media representation and popular culture in the making of state power" Anton Gosar; Univ. of Primorska CS33-11 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY Contemporary political geography and geopolitics in Asia (1) Dynamics in East Asia akashi Yamazaki; Osaka City Univ. CS33-12 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY Contemporary political geography and geopolitics in Asia (2) International tensions and cooperations Sang-Hyun Chi; Kyung Hee Univ. C12.34 Population GeographyChair: Etienne Piguet, SwitzerlandE-mail: Etienne.piguet [at] unine.ch CS34-1 POPULATION GEOGRAPHY Transnational migrants and the cosmopolitan possibilities of the city Brenda S.A. Yeoh; National Univ. of Singapore CS34-2 POPULATION GEOGRAPHY Population migration and climate change (1) Graeme Hugo; Univ. of Adelaide Etienne Piguet Univ. of Neuchatel CS34-3 POPULATION GEOGRAPHY Population migration and climate change (2) raeme Hugo; Univ. of Adelaide Etienne Piguet Univ. of Neuchatel CS34-4 POPULATION GEOGRAPHY Population change and social impacts (1) Jianfa Shen; The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong CS34-5 POPULATION GEOGRAPHY Population change and social impacts (2) Jianfa Shen; The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong CS34-6 POPULATION GEOGRAPHY Population change and social impacts (3) Jianfa Shen; The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong CS34-7 POPULATION GEOGRAPHY Population change and social impacts (4) Jianfa Shen; The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong. C12.35 Sustainability of Rural SystemsChair: Ana Maria Viegas Firmino, Portugal; Doo-Chul Kim, JapanE-mail: am.firmino [at] fcsh.unl.pt; kim [at] cc.okayama-u.ac.jp CS35-1 SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS "Environmental challenges, agricultural production and food security (1)" Ana M V Firmino; Nova Univ. of Lisbon CS35-2 SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS "Environmental challenges, agricultural production and food security (2)" Anthony Sorensen; Univ. of New England CS35-3 SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS Competing land use systems and rural demographic trends in the restructuring countryside (1) Doo-Chul Kim; Okayama Univ. CS35-4 SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS Competing land use systems and rural demographic trends in the restructuring countryside (2) Frans Thissen; Universiteit van Amsterdam CS35-5 SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS "The impact of globalization, agribusiness and international trade on local agricultural systems and people (1)" Doo-Chul Kim; Okayama Univ. CS35-7 SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS "Policy, governance and local resistance in sustainability of rural systems in localities and regions" Ana M V Firmino; Nova Univ. of Lisbon CS29-1 SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS "Rural areas, Development Dynamics, Policy Options and Marginalization(1) (Joint session with the Commission on Margonalization, Globalization and Regional and Local Responses)" Stanko Pelc; Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities; Doo-Chul Kim ;Okayama Univ. CS29-2 SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS "Rural areas, Development Dynamics, Policy Options and Marginalization(2) (Joint session with the Commission on Margonalization, Globalization and Regional and Local Responses)" Stanko Pelc; Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities; Doo-Chul Kim; Okayama Univ. CS29-3 SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS "Rural areas, Development Dynamics, Policy Options and Marginalization(3) (Joint session with the Commission on Margonalization, Globalization and Regional and Local Responses)" Stanko Pelc; Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities; Doo-Chul Kim; Okayama Univ. C12.36 Toponymy (jointly with International Cartographic Association)Chair: Cosimo Palagiano, ItalyE-mail: Cosimo.Palagiano [at] uniroma1.it, cosimopalagiano2 [at] gmail.com CS36-1 TOPONYMY (JOINTLY WITH INTERNATIONAL CARTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION) Geographical approaches to toponymy (1) Methodological approaches to toponymy Peter Paul Jordan; Austrian Academy of Sciences CS36-2 TOPONYMY (JOINTLY WITH INTERNATIONAL CARTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION) Geographical approaches to toponymy (2) Rural toponymy Kohei Watanabe; Teikyo Univ. CS36-3 TOPONYMY (JOINTLY WITH INTERNATIONAL CARTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION) Geographical approaches to toponymy (3) Politics and toponymy rof. Sungjae Choo; Kyung Hee Univ. CS36-4 TOPONYMY (JOINTLY WITH INTERNATIONAL CARTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION) "Geographical approaches to toponymy (4) Sea names, culture and toponymy" Cosimo Palagiano; Sapienza Univ. of Rome C12.37 Transformation Processes in Megacities Chair: Frauke Kraas, Germany C12.38 Transport and GeographyChair: Richard Knowles, United KingdomE-mail: r.d.knowles [at] salford.ac.uk CS38-1 TRANSPORT AND GEOGRAPHY Transport and regional/urban development I (1) Yuji Murayama; Univ. of Tsukuba. Koichi Tanaka; Ibaraki Univ. CS38-2 TRANSPORT AND GEOGRAPHY Transport and regional/urban development I (2) Koichi Tanaka; Ibaraki Univ. Yuji Murayama; Univ. of Tsukuba CS38-3 TRANSPORT AND GEOGRAPHY Transport and regional/urban development II Richard Knowles; Univ. of Salford CS38-4 TRANSPORT AND GEOGRAPHY Transport geography in Asia and Australasia I Kevin O'Connor; Univ. of Melbourne CS38-5 TRANSPORT AND GEOGRAPHY Transport geography in Asia and Australasia II Yves A Boquet; Universite de Bourgogne C12.39 Urban Geography: Urban Challenges in a Complex WorldChair: Celine Rozenblat, Switzerland (Chair); Dan O'Donoghue, United Kingdom (Vice-chair)E-mail: celine.rozenblat [at] unil.ch; daniel.donoghue [at] canterbury.ac.uk URL:http://www.unil.ch/igu-urban" CS39-1 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Complex urban system (1) Masateru Hino; Tohoku Univ. Hirobumi Haga; Kyushu Sangyo Univ. CS39-2 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Complex urban system (2) Daniel O'Donoghue; Canterbury Christ Church Univ. Jun Nishihara; Shizuoka Univ. CS39-3 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Technological innovations and creative activities in cities (1) Celine Rozenblat; Univ. of Lausanne. Jun Yamashita; Kyushu Univ. CS39-4 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Technological innovations and creative activities in cities (2) Jun Tsutsumi; Univ. of Tsukuba. Denise Pumain; Univ. Paris I Pantheon Sorbonne CS39-5 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Contested social spaces (1) Jun Yamashita; Kyushu Univ. Tetsuya Ito; Rissho Univ. CS39-6 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Contested social spaces (2) Yanwei Chai; Peking Univ. Ruben Camilo; Lois-Gonzalez Univ. of Santiago de Compostela CS39-7 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Contested social spaces (3) Celine Rozenblat; Univ. of Lausanne. Guoqing Du; Rikkyo Univ. CS39-8 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Contested social spaces (4) Takashi Abe; "Japan Women's Univ., Faculty of Integrated Arts and Sciences" Tatsuya Yamagami; Wakayama Univ. CS39-9 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Contested social spaces (5) Jun Nishihara; Shizuoka Univ. Daniel O'Donoghue; Canterbury Christ Church Univ. CS39-10 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Creating sustainability (1) Takashi Kagawa; KyotoUniv. of Education (Kyoto Normal Univ.) Tomoko Kubo; Gifu Univ. CS39-11 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Creating sustainability (2) Manuel Suarez; National Autonomous Univ. Chaolin Gu; Tsinghua Univ. CS39-12 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Creating sustainability (3) De Wang; Tongji Univ. Vladimir Ira; Institute of Geography of the Slovak Academy of Sciences CS39-13 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Creating sustainability (4) Chaolin Gu; Tsinghua Univ. Takashi Abe; "Japan Women's Univ., Faculty of Integrated Arts and Sciences" CS39-14 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Dilemmas of aging cities (1) Yoshihiro Fujitsuka; Osaka City Univ. Manuel Suarez; National Autonomous Univ. CS39-15 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Dilemmas of aging cities (2) Yoshihisa Matsumura; Hannan Univ. Naoto Yabe; Joetsu Univ. of Education CS39-16 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Dilemmas of aging cities (3) De Wang; Tongji Univ. Piotr Werner; Univ. of Warsaw CS39-17 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Increasing insecurity Vladimir Ira; Institute of Geography of the Slovak Academy of Sciences. Yoshihisa Matsumura; Hannan Univ. CS39-18 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Urban heritage and conservation Piotr Werner; Univ. of Warsaw. Hirohisa Yamada; Yamagata Univ. CS39-19 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Urban governance (1) Hirobumi Haga; Kyushu Sangyo Univ. Munetoshi Yamashita; Saga Univ. CS39-20 URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD Urban governance (2) Celine Rozenblat; Univ. of Lausanne. Daniel O'Donoghue; Canterbury Christ Church Univ. C12.40 Water SustainabilityChair: Claudio Cassardo, ItalyE-mail: claudio.cassardo [at] unito.it URL: http://water-sustainability.ph.unito.it/ CS40-1 WATER SUSTAINABILITY Water resources and climate change (Joint session with the Commission on Climatology) Claudio Cassardo; Univ. of Torino (Alma Universitas Taurinensis) CS40-2 WATER SUSTAINABILITY Water pollution and water in urban environments Frank Winde; "North-West Univ., Vaal Campus" CS40-3 WATER SUSTAINABILITY Groundwater management Kazuki Mori; Nihon Univ. CS40-4 WATER SUSTAINABILITY Hydrological process and watershed management Chansheng He; Lanzhou Univ. T12.01 OlympiadChair: Kathryn Berg, Australia (Chair); Lex Chalmers, New Zealand (Vice-chair)E-mail: admin [at] rgsq.org.au; geog7061 [at] waikato.ac.nz Session proposal: No paper session will be organized for this Task Force. |