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Author Guidelines

AESOP's Local Organising Committee will do its best to assign your papers to the track that you have selected. In some cases, the Track chair may conclude that another track would provide a better fit. To avoid disappointments, we urge you to give the editors a suggestion for an alternative track. In the submission procedure, you will be provided with the option to provide "comments to the editor". Copy/paste the alternative track name and number here.

There is no limit to the contributions each participant can co-author. However, each participant to the Congress is entitled to present up to two contributions (including those intended for special sessions).

Submission Preparation Checklist

  1. Choose the most appropriate track for your submission.

  2. Suggest an alternative track in the "comments to the editor".

  3. If your paper is intended for a special session please declare it in the ''comment to the editor''.

  4. Ensure that the submission is original and has not been previously published.

  5. Avoid submitting the abstract as a Word file or PDF file; instead, paste the text into the designated text box for the abstract.

  6. Please skip the step requesting document uploads; this feature is exclusively for the full paper or poster.

  7. Ensure that the abstract does not exceed 600 words (strict).

  8. Provide three to five keywords relevant to your submission.

  9. Provide up to five references and adhere to the Harvard referencing style throughout your submission.

  10. Maintain a high standard of English. If English is not your native language, consider utilising automatic proofreading software.

TRACK 01: POSTGROWTH

Planning for other worlds and different development models

TRACK 02: MARKETS

Planning for property markets, Financialization, and Private Actors

TRACK 03: LAW

Planning and procedures for land-use and transport policies

TRACK 04: BORDERS

Integrated planning over the borders 

TRACK 05: MOBILITY

Planning for an accessible, affordable and sustainable mobility

TRACK 06: GOVERNANCE

Planning and democracy: decisions, actors, partnershipsand conflicts

TRACK 07: ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE

Planning for resilience, sustainability, climate change and the environment

TRACK 08: PUBLIC SPACE

Planning for cultural diversity, peace and the experience of places

TRACK 09: INCLUSION

Planning for Fair, Plural, and Welcoming Cities

TRACK 10: EDUCATION

Interdisciplinary planning education: challenges, dialogues, innovations

TRACK 11: HOUSING

Planning for affordable cities and new models of living

TRACK 12: FUTURING  

Planning as a game-changer: utopias, scenarios and narratives vs tools, actions, politics of change  

TRACK 13: THEORIES

Planning Theories as Gamechangers?

TRACK 14: POLICY MOBILITY

Planning models, circulation and learning across boundaries 

TRACK 15: HISTORIES

Knowledge exchanges in urban developments from a historical perspective

TRACK 16: NETWORKS AND DATA

Planning and socio-technical systems, digital methodsand technologies

TRACK 17: RISKS

Planning for adaptive capacity: disasters, uncertainty, long-term problems, preparedness and responsiveness

TRACK 18: ACTORS' CONSTELLATIONS

Public, private and third-sector actors in planning processes

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