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课程名称：大型城市系统的创新治理 课程概述：本课程将带领学员深入了解城市价值链的三个阶段：规划、治理和再生。通过来自世界各地的讲师和具体案例研究，您将全面掌握“大型城市系统的创新治理”这一主题。本课程汇集了我们在EPFL过去五年内提供的创新治理大型城市系统（IGLUS）执行硕士项目中最相关的经验和知识。IGLUS由为期两周的行动学习组成，涵盖全球十多个主要城市，让参与者深入理解城市面临的挑战及其应对方法。通过来自不同学科和全球讲师的知识分享，本在线课程将让您受益匪浅。 在本课程中，您将学习城市价值链的三个阶段，分别是：规划、治理和再生。我们将特别关注各阶段所面临的独特挑战，并提出一些关键问题，例如：如何设计城市？如何进行治理，特别是在制度、财务、经济和社会维度上？如何再生城市空间？ 课程大纲： 1. 课程导言 2. 设计城市 - 描述：欢迎来到MOOC的第一周，我们将探讨城市价值链的第一阶段：规划。城市是人造环境，建设离不开规划。本周目标是理解“空间生产”所涉及的复杂性，使城市人性化、宜居和对居民可达。 3. 治理城市 - 第1部分 - 描述：欢迎来到MOOC的第二周！本周将讨论城市价值链的第二阶段：治理。我们将分析影响治理的相关因素，包括机构历史、可用资源及数字化的影响等，探索数字化提升治理的可能性。 4. 治理城市 - 第2部分 - 描述：欢迎来到MOOC的第三周！我们将继续关注治理，从经济和社会角度出发，讨论城市中经济和社会不平等的问题，探索治理城市基础设施的社会公平问题及其解决方案。 5. 再生城市 - 描述：欢迎来到MOOC的最后一周！我们将讨论城市价值链的第三阶段：再生。城市中常常存在闲置土地或衰退的城市区域，这会削弱城市形象和宜居性。城市再生是应对城市衰退和贫困的策略，同时，地方政府也可能希望扩展城市区域并创造新城市。本周目标是理解城市再生策略并分析新城市的创建。
Name:Preamble
Description:
Name:Designing cities
Description:Welcome to the first week of the MOOC! This week, we will be addressing the first phase of the urban value chain: planning. Why do we talk about urban planning? Cities are human-made environments and are therefore constructed; and construction is planned. We want to understand how urban planning plays a fundamental role to make the city humane, liveable and an accessible social space to its inhabitants. The objective of the week is therefore to understand the complexities involved in the “production of space”.
Name:Governing cities - Part 1
Description:Welcome to the second week of the MOOC! We will address the second phase of the urban value chain! Governance. What is relevant for governance? There are first the institutions and their history, the resources available and those that are to be developed; and more recently we have observed the impact on digitalization on governance. We now want to explore how digitalization can actually improve it. The objective of the second week is to analyse the institutional, organizational and financial issues of metropolitan governance.
Name:Governing cities - Part 2
Description:Welcome to the third week of the MOOC! We are still dealing with governance, but this week, we will be addressing the economic and social perspectives. In every city, there are economic and social inequities. Different groups of population have differentiated access to urban infrastructure and services. The objective of the week is to discuss social justice issues of governing urban infrastructure and explore ways and means to address them.
Name:Regenerating cities
Description:Welcome to the last week of the MOOC! We are now dealing with the third phase of the urban value-chain: regeneration. Why is this phase important? Every city has pockets of underused land or distressed and decaying urban areas. They weaken the city’s image, liveability and productivity. Urban regeneration is a strategy to address inner cities decline and deprivation. On the other hand, local governments may be willing to expand urban areas and create new cities. The objective of the week is to understand urban regeneration strategies and analyse the creation of new cities.
Learn about the three phases of the urban value chain: planning, governance and regeneration. With lecturers from all around the world and concrete case studies, this course will give you a comprehensive overview about the “Innovative Governance of Large Urban Systems”. This course has assembled some of the most relevant experiences and knowledge from our Innovative Governance of Large Urban Systems (IGLUS) Executive Master’s program, which has been offered by EPFL during the past 5 years. IGLUS consists of 2-week action-learning organized in over 10 major cities around the world, during which participants acquire an in-depth understanding of the challenges cities are facing and the ways they are addressing them. This MOOC will share this knowledge with you, thanks to some of our lecturers from various disciplines and from all around the world. During this course, you will learn about the three phases of the urban value chain, which are: planning, governance and regeneration. In particular, we will address the unique challenges of the phases and ask questions such as: how to design cities? How to govern them, especially when it comes to their institutional, financial, economic and social dimensions? And how to regenerate urban spaces?
