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Institute of Geography

• Dates & times: 11-15 November, 2019, 16-19 hrs c.t.

• 6 ECTS, Room: RUB, IA 5/92-154

• Interdisciplinary seminar for Master and PhD students

• Registration closing 04 October, 2019. Places will be allocated on a first come, first serve basis.

• Please contact matthias.kiese@rub.destating name, matriculation number, and study program.

Bochum International Seminar on the

Transformation of Urban Spaces (BISTUS VI):

Institutionalism and Cities: Theory and Method in Comparative Analysis of Urban Institutions

Outline

This seminar focuses on the role of institutions (defined as shared norms and understandings, standard

operating practices, and enforceable rules) in structuring processes of urban change, urban governance, and spatial planning.

The premise of the course is that cities are extraordinarily densely institutionalized spaces, and that a careful study of institutions, and of processes of institutional continuity and change will be productive for urban scholars. The course reviews the New Institutionalist literature in Political Science, Sociology, and Planning Theory, with a focus on Historical Institutionalism (HI) and Comparative Historical Analysis (CHA), and develops a conceptual

framework for the application of HI theory to urban space.

Lecturer

Prof. Dr. André Sorensen Department of Human Geography

University of Toronto Scarborough, Canada

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