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Conference tittled "How we activate cultural citizenship across City-Regions? Spaces for Interaction & Social Entrepreneurship in a Network Territory" into the Euroculture programme of the University of Deusto, European Studies Institute "Europeans between Europeanisation and Globalisatiion"

Formation Technologie

Europeans between Europeanisation & Globalisation:
Cultural Citizenship & European Identity:
Envisaging Challenge

How could we activate Cultural Citizenship
across City-Regions?
Spaces for Interaction & Entrepreneurship
in the Network Territory.

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
PostDoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Oxford (UK). Future of Cities Programme, InSIS.
PostDoctoral Research Fellow at the Ikerbasque, Basque Foundation for Science.
Lecturer at the University of Mondragon.

University of Deusto. 2012ko Ekainaren 20an. Bilbo.
www.europeanstudies2012.deusto.es

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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0.- #PostCrisisChallenge
Highligh/ng

1.- #City-Region Introducing

2.- #SocialEntrepreneurship Ques/oning

Prototyping

3.- #SpacesForInteraction

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Highligh/ng

#POSTCRISIS

Introducing

#CITY-‐REGION

Ques/oning

#SOCIAL
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
?

Prototyping

#SPACES
FOR
INTERACTION

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Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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0.- #PostCrisisChallenge
•  In order to focus on the Cultural Citizenship in Europe.
•  We need to understand the sources and consequences of the Crisis.

•  Indeed, we are not in the Crisis age, we are in the PostCrisis age:

•  F. Fukuyama (1992) “The End of the History and the Last Man”
•  M. Davis (2000) “Ecology of Fear”
•  Z. Bauman (2003) “Cities of Fears, Cities of Hopes”
•  U. Beck (2007) “Cosmopolitan Europe”

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0.- #PostCrisisChallenge: Peak Oil.

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0.- #PostCrisisChallenge: Climate Change (Global Warming)

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Urban adaptation
to climate change
in Europe?

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0.- #PostCrisisChallenge

3 Notions for the future PostCrisisChallenge:

•  #Bottom-Up

•  #TransLocal

•  #City-Region

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We need a smaller territorial scale to act in these down to earth issues:

≠ Global Cities & State-Nation.

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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We need a smaller territorial scale to act in these down to earth issues:

≠ Smart Global Cities: For instance, MASDAR (Abu Dabhi).
Imagine life for the citizen of the smart city: you awake in your
sustainably built home, and take your morning shower in
recycled industrial waste water, cost-efficiently heated
overnight.

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Take possession
of your own
neighbourhood
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We need a smaller territorial scale to act in these down to earth issues:

≠ State-Nation.

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Look for/Compare/Look into:

SOCIALLY INNOVATIVE CITY-REGIONS

PRIMARY
HYPOTHESIS

A"ributes
Possible
eﬀects

•  Community

•  Connec5vity
•  Compe55veness/Innova5on
growth.

•  Crea5vity
•  Iden5ty/Sovereignty/Autonomy
claims.

•  Par5cipa5on

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Definition: City-Region

“They are collections of historically authentic and
administrative or politically independent cities
located within a certain proximity,
well connected by infrastructures,
with facilities for daily mobility
between professional and personal life (commuting)
making use of collaborative inter-business linkages
and networks, acting as sole and singular functional
economic areas.”
Kloosterman, R.C. And Lambregts, B.
“Clustering of Economic Activities in Polycentric Urban Regions: The Case of the Randstad” Urban Studies, vol. 38, No.
4, pp.717-732, 2001.

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Download:

http://url.ie/fgvf

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CYBER

Rela5onal

System

Framework: City-Region

URBS
CIVITAS

Urban

CITY-‐ Socio-‐
REGION
Cultural

System

System

4 Systems. POLIS

Socio-‐
Poli5cal

System

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0.3.- About Myself: My Context
3 Benchmarking Cases: èBasque

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2.- #SocialEntrepreneurship:

How could we activate
Cultural Citizenship
across City-Regions in Europe?
(or simply, could we?)

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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From the:

•  Bottom-up Planification.
•  TransLoKal Dimension.
•  City-Region as Network Territorial Unit.

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3.- #SpacesForInteraction

Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
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#SpacesForInteraction
Co-Creation
Hibridation
Intersection

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Thank you
Eskerrik asko
Gracias
Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D.
igor.calzada@insis.ox.ac.uk
http://www.igorcalzada.com
http://www.basquecity.org
http://about.me/icalzada
Skype: icalzada
Twitter: @icalzada
University of Oxford (UK)
InSIS, 64 Banbury Rd. OX2 6PN.
Oxford. UK.
http://www.futureofcities.ox.ac.uk/people/igor-calzada
+00 34 630.752876. [EUS]
+00 44 7887.661925. [UK]
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1. Europeans between Europeanisation & Globalisation: Cultural Citizenship & European Identity: Envisaging Challenge How could we activate Cultural Citizenship across City-Regions? Spaces for Interaction & Entrepreneurship in the Network Territory. Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. PostDoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Oxford (UK). Future of Cities Programme, InSIS. PostDoctoral Research Fellow at the Ikerbasque, Basque Foundation for Science. Lecturer at the University of Mondragon. University of Deusto. 2012ko Ekainaren 20an. Bilbo. www.europeanstudies2012.deusto.es Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

2. 0.- #PostCrisisChallenge Highligh/ng 1.- #City-Region Introducing 2.- #SocialEntrepreneurship Ques/oning Prototyping 3.- #SpacesForInteraction Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

3. Highligh/ng #POSTCRISIS Introducing #CITY-‐REGION Ques/oning #SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP ? Prototyping #SPACES FOR INTERACTION Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

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5. 0.- #PostCrisisChallenge •  In order to focus on the Cultural Citizenship in Europe. •  We need to understand the sources and consequences of the Crisis. •  Indeed, we are not in the Crisis age, we are in the PostCrisis age: •  F. Fukuyama (1992) “The End of the History and the Last Man” •  M. Davis (2000) “Ecology of Fear” •  Z. Bauman (2003) “Cities of Fears, Cities of Hopes” •  U. Beck (2007) “Cosmopolitan Europe” Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

6. 0.- #PostCrisisChallenge: Peak Oil. Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

7. 0.- #PostCrisisChallenge: Climate Change (Global Warming) Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

8. Urban adaptation to climate change in Europe? Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

9. 0.- #PostCrisisChallenge 3 Notions for the future PostCrisisChallenge: •  #Bottom-Up •  #TransLocal •  #City-Region Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

10. We need a smaller territorial scale to act in these down to earth issues: ≠ Global Cities & State-Nation. Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

11. We need a smaller territorial scale to act in these down to earth issues: ≠ Smart Global Cities: For instance, MASDAR (Abu Dabhi). Imagine life for the citizen of the smart city: you awake in your sustainably built home, and take your morning shower in recycled industrial waste water, cost-efficiently heated overnight. Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

12. Take possession of your own neighbourhood Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

13. We need a smaller territorial scale to act in these down to earth issues: ≠ State-Nation. Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

14. Look for/Compare/Look into: SOCIALLY INNOVATIVE CITY-REGIONS PRIMARY HYPOTHESIS A"ributes Possible eﬀects •  Community •  Connec5vity •  Compe55veness/Innova5on growth. •  Crea5vity •  Iden5ty/Sovereignty/Autonomy claims. •  Par5cipa5on Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

15. Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

16. Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

17. Definition: City-Region “They are collections of historically authentic and administrative or politically independent cities located within a certain proximity, well connected by infrastructures, with facilities for daily mobility between professional and personal life (commuting) making use of collaborative inter-business linkages and networks, acting as sole and singular functional economic areas.” Kloosterman, R.C. And Lambregts, B. “Clustering of Economic Activities in Polycentric Urban Regions: The Case of the Randstad” Urban Studies, vol. 38, No. 4, pp.717-732, 2001. Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

18. Download: http://url.ie/fgvf Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

19. CYBER Rela5onal System Framework: City-Region URBS CIVITAS Urban CITY-‐ Socio-‐ REGION Cultural System System 4 Systems. POLIS Socio-‐ Poli5cal System Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

20. 0.3.- About Myself: My Context 3 Benchmarking Cases: èBasque Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

21. 2.- #SocialEntrepreneurship: How could we activate Cultural Citizenship across City-Regions in Europe? (or simply, could we?) Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

22. From the: •  Bottom-up Planification. •  TransLoKal Dimension. •  City-Region as Network Territorial Unit. Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

23. 3.- #SpacesForInteraction Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

24. #SpacesForInteraction Co-Creation Hibridation Intersection Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

25. Thank you Eskerrik asko Gracias Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. igor.calzada@insis.ox.ac.uk http://www.igorcalzada.com http://www.basquecity.org http://about.me/icalzada Skype: icalzada Twitter: @icalzada University of Oxford (UK) InSIS, 64 Banbury Rd. OX2 6PN. Oxford. UK. http://www.futureofcities.ox.ac.uk/people/igor-calzada +00 34 630.752876. [EUS] +00 44 7887.661925. [UK] --- Dr. Igor Calzada, Ph.D. http://about.me/icalzada

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