BACKGROUND AND OBJEKTIVE Global change brings forth multi-face transformations and challenges sustainability of our living environment. The change affects world climate, economic-politic-social lives, information networks, mobility modes. Developing countries appear to suffer most and need to cope with these transformations. Accordingly, multi-national cooperation would be a crucial issue, while local wisdom would also be of utmost importance. Such a situation confronts us to multi-foci considerations for urban and regional planning, particularly on the notions of regional autonomy, multi-national cross-border areas, shifting housing paradigm, regional identity, marketing matters, rights of the minority, rural region, and waterfront area. This seminar aims to provide opportunity for academicians, researchers, post-graduate students, urban planners, architects, policy makers, property developers, non-profit organizations, information technology practitioners, and others involved in urban and regional planning to share ideas and experiences. The papers will open the shield of the problems and challenges that most cities and regions are facing. We expect this seminar will bring out suitable answers from the participants as advocate in dealing with issues in the era of global change. Hopefully, the results of this seminar could cast cutting edge directions for future urban and regional planning education and profession. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS -Minister of Education -Director General of Spatial Planning -Head of Indonesian Planning School Association MAIN SPEAKERS -Christopher Silver (Florida State) -Prof. Syekh Abidin Ibid (UTM) -Prof. Haugher (Austria) (Vienna) -Prof. Yohanes Widodo (NUS) -Dr.dr. Peter Davey (TS)(Griffith) -Prof. Dr. Takeru SAKAI -Prof. Masashige MOTOE -IAP CALL FOR PAPERS AND BANNERr A. Planning Education - Planning education practice - Planning theory and process - Planning education in the era of global change - Planning ethics in the era of global change B. Spatial Physical Planning - Planning in multi-national cross-border areas - Livable and sustainable city - Rural planning and development - Sustainable waterfront planning - Mobility, transportation, and infrastructures planning - Coastal and islands development planning - Urban heritage and conservation - Public space and urban open space - Tourism and recreation planning - Urban and periphery development C. Public Policy and Management - Planning in the era of regional autonomy - Planning based on local wisdom - Economic and development planning - Green city and industry development - Mitigation and disaster management - Planning and political power - Urban heritage and conservation policy - Metropolitan diversities and identities - Seeking suitable capital city D. Social Planning - Planning pro-poor, gender, and difable - Urbanization, housing, & community development - Citizen participation in planning process - Urban informal sectors development - Change in housing paradigm : from owning to residing - Government role in assessing social facilities E. Market Based Planning - City marketing - Mega blocks development - Inner city revitalization and development - Property and land use - City branding - Buildings as media in city marketing - Marketing local identity ABSTRACT GUIDELINES - Abstract should be written in English - Abstract should be no longer than 300 words - Abstract should be presented in 11 point Arial font and single spacing - Presenting author(s) should be bolded and all author affiliations should be included - 5 key words (maximum) - Email address of author(s) should be included FULL PAPER GUIDELINES - Full paper should be written in English - Full paper should not more than 8 pages - Full paper should be presented in 11 point Arial font and single spacing - Presenting author(s) should be bolded and all author affiliations should be included - Email address of author(s) should be included BANNER GUIDELINES - Banner size 60x160 cm2 durable mate laminated paper - Banner should be presented in portrait orientation - Banner can be presented in monochromatic or full color DATE AND VANEU International Seminar on Urban and Regional Planning Venue : Research Center at the Hasanuddin University Campus Date : July 13, 2011 Time : 08.00-17.30 WITA OPTIONAL ACTIVITY -City Tour (1 day): Makassar Historical Sites and New Urban Development on July 14, 2011, at 08.30-21.00 -Tana Toraja Weekend Field Trip (3 days) : Traditional Architecture and Settlements on July 15-17, 2011 KEY DATES -Deadline for abstract submission 15th April 2011 -Notification of accepted abstract 29th April 2011 -Deadline for full paper submission 3rd June 2011 -Notification of accepted full papers and presentation 30th June 2011 -Deadline for banner registration 15th April 2011 -Notification of banner submission 3rd June 2011 -Deadline for early bird registration from now until 6th June 2011 SEMINAR FEE Paper submission fee Rp 300.000,00 Early bird registration (from now, until 6th June 2011) Students (Indonesian) IDR Rp 100.000,00 (undergraduate) IDR Rp 150.000,00 (graduate) IDR Rp 300.000,00 (Doctoral) Public IDR Rp 300.000,00 (Indonesian participants) US $ 100 (Foreign participants) Late registration (from 7th June 2011) IDR Rp 50.000,00 (Indonesian participants for each payment) US $ .50 (Foreign participants for each payment) Bank account : Bank Mandiri Cabang Makassar 152-00-0914710-5 (Isfa Sastrawati) Seminar Secretary Address : Architecture Department, Faculty of Engineering, Hasanuddin University Tamalanrea Campus Jl. Perintis Kemerdekaan Km 10 Makassar 90245 Phone : +62-411-589494 Fax. : +62-411-589707 E-mail : wd_maruddani@ymail.com veronica_natalia@ymail.com