the world planning schools movement …a short history

The world planning schools movement

…a short history

1950 2006

2nd World Congress: Mexico 2006

1st World Congress: Shanghai 2001

GPEAN Volos 2002

GPEAN Belo Horizonte 2003

GPEAN Portland 2004

GPEAN Adelaide 2005

ACSP

ACUPP

AESOPANPUR

APERAU

APSAANZAPS

ALEUPAAPS

Planning association executives at their meeting on the campus of Tongji University in Shanghai during the first World Planning Schools Congress, July 2001.

Chang-Ho Yim, President of APSA, and Geraldo Costa of ANPUR, sign the Shanghai Statement at the closing ceremony of the World Planning Schools Congress, 15 July 2001.

Planning association representatives at the first meeting of the GPEAN Coordinating Committee, Volos, Greece (in conjunction with the AESOP annual Congress) July 2002.

Planning association representatives at the meetings of the GPEAN-WPSC Steering Committee and the GPEAN Coordinating Committee (held in conjunction with the ANPUR bi-ennial Congress, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, May 2003).

Dialogues in Urban and Regional Planning 1: Prize Papers from the Worlds Planning School AssociationsRoutledge 2005

International Editorial BoardSigmund Asmervik, AESOPMarco Gomes, ANPURTom Harper, ACUPPAlain Motte, APERAURoberto Rodriguez, ALEUPBruce Stiftel, ACSPVanessa Watson, AAPSAngus Witherby, ANZAPSAnthony Yeh, APSA

2005: GPEAN meetings with the ANZAPS Congress, Adelaide

GPEAN meets at the Second World Planning Schools Congress, Mexico City July 2006