Students on a theater trip in Iceland.
Workshop
Center for Critical Democracy Studies, The American University of Paris
Cities have long served as centers of economic activity, cultural innovation, and political experimentation. Yet, their role and status within larger political systems remain a subject of ongoing debate. In recent years, calls for granting greater autonomy to cities have gained momentum, driven by challenges such as urbanization, climate change, and growing inequalities. This event invites examination of the conditions under which cities should be granted autonomy, the implications of autonomy for equality, and the challenges specific to cities in navigating their relationship with regional, national, and global governance systems. The workshops aim is to foster a dialogue on whether autonomy (and in which form? which constitutional status?) is the appropriate framework for empowering cities or if alternative approaches, such as empowerment through subsidiarity, are better suited to achieving justice and effective governance.
Organized by:泭Nathana禱l Colin-Jaeger泭(插惚捩),泭Nefeli Lefkopoulou泭(Sciences Po Paris),泭Marc Goetzmann泭(Universit矇 de Tours).
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Thursday, June 12
10h00-10h30 -泭Welcome & Coffee
10h30-12h45 -泭Session 1
12h45-14h15 -泭Lunch
14h15-16h30 -泭Session 2
16h30-16h45 -泭Coffee Break
16h45-17h45 -泭Keynote:泭Raul MAGNI BERTON泭(ESPOL, Universit矇 Catholique de Lille) |泭Free Our Cities
17h45-19h45 -泭Free Time
19h45 -泭Dinner
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Friday, June 13
09h30-10h00 -泭Breakfast
10h00-12h15 -泭Session 3
12h15-12h30 -泭Closing Remarks
12h30-16h30 -泭Lunch