Carola Hein, Curriculum 990815 - Bryn Mawr College

Carola Hein, Curriculum Vitae 11
6/2007 Planning Cultures and the Quest for a Capital of Europe Paper for the conference “Planning
Cultures in Europe” organized by the HafenCity University Hamburg.
4/2007 “Machi (Neighborhood and Small Town): The foundation for Urban Transformation in
Contemporary Japan‖ Paper for the Small Cities Conference at the Center for Middletown
Studies, Ball State University, Muncie..
4/2007 Maurice Rotival and Edmund Bacon: Fighting a war for better cities in New Haven and
Philadelphia, 1940-70, Paper for the Society of Architectural Historians Conference (SAH)
in Pittsburgh.
12/2006 Brussels, Capital of Europe, in the Context of International Capitals. An Analysis of
Brussels’ Unique Capital Status as Part of a Polycentric Headquarters System in
Comparative Perspective. Paper for the Interuniversity & International Colloquium on
Brussels and Europe in Brussels.
10/2006 Participant in the Third German-American Frontiers of Humanities (GAFOH) meeting
organized by the Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung and the American Philosophical Society
(APS) in Philadelphia.
8/2006 The polycentric EU capital and European city networks. Paper for the European Association
of Urban Historians (EAUH) in Stockholm.1/2006 Maurice Rotival—transnational
planning at the conjunction of personal, national and international forces. Paper for the
American Historical Association (AHA) meeting in Philadelphia.7/2005 The future
development of Tallinn, Warsaw, and Budapest as part of the polycentric EU headquarters'
network. Paper for the Association of European Schools of Planning (AESOP) conference in
Vienna.
4/2005 The Polycentric EU Headquarters Network and the 2004 Enlargement. Paper for the
conference Rethinking European Spaces: Territory, Borders, Governance, Royal Holloway,
University of London (21.-22 April).
7/2004 Brussels, the headquarters city of the European Union – a new capital paradigm? Paper
given at the conference of the International Planning History Society (IPHS) in
Barcelona.
7/2004 Participation in Round Table – Transporting Planning: On Native Aspirations and the
Diffusion and Transformation of Models at the at the conference of the International
Planning History Society (IPHS) in Barcelona.
3/2004 The Emergence of a Polycentric Capital City in the European Union, paper given at the
American Association of Geographers (AAG) meeting in Philadelphia.
8/2003 The European Union in Brussels paper given at the ACSP-AESOP (American Collegiate
Schools of Planning- Association of European Schools of Planning) Third joint congress
in Leuven.
11/2002 Rebuilding Japan's Bombed Cities, paper given at the conference of the Association of
Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) in Baltimore.
7/2002 Toshikeikaku and Machizukuri in Japanese Urban Planning, paper given at the
International Planning History Society (IPHS) conference in London
11/2001 Discussant for the panel Rethinking Metropolis: Localism, Globalism and
Europeanization of the Western European City at the conference of the American
Anthropological Association (AAA) in Washington D.C.
11/2001 Opening the Black Box: The Exchange of Planning Ideas Between Japanand the "West"
paper given at the conference of the Society of American City and Regional Planning
Historians (SACRPH) in Philadelphia.
10/2001 Organizer and chair of a symposium on The Rebuilding of Japan´s Bombed Cities at
Bryn Mawr College, paper given on Capital Reconstruction:Envisioning Tokyo and
Berlin.