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TERRITORIAL INTELLIGENCE AND GLOBALIZATION

TENSIONS, TRANSITION AND TRANSFORMATION

October 17-20 2012

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CIRCULARCALL FOR PAPERS

TAG Research Team- Possible Territories UNCONICET and Associated GDRI Groupe de ReCNRS INTI "International Network of TerritorIntelligence" Universities GDRI Groupe de ReCNRS INTI "International Network of TerritorIntelligence" IdiHCS Institute, FaHCE UNLP-C555 48th Street, 8th Floor, Rooms 827 and 83La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentinaterritoriosposibles.org territorial-intelligenequipotag.blogspot.comhttp://inti.fahce.un
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TAG Research Team- Possible Territories UNCONICET and Associated GDRI Groupe de ReCNRS INTI "International Network of TerritorIntelligence" Universities GDRI Groupe de ReCNRS INTI "International Network of TerritorIntelligence" IdiHCS Institute, FaHCE UNLP-C555 48th Street, 8th Floor, Rooms 827 and 83La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentinaterritoriosposibles.org territorial-intelligenequipotag.blogspot.com http://inti.fahce.un

XI INTI International Conference La Plata 2012

TERRITORIAL INTELLIGENCE AND GLOBALIZATION

TENSIONS, TRANSITION AND TRANSFORMATION

October 17-20 2012

2nd Circular and Call for Papers

Under the theme TERRITORIAL INTELLIGENCE AND GLOBALIZATION. TENSIONS, TRANSITION, AND

TRANSFORMATION, the INTI International Conference La Plata 2012 is an open invitation from

the INTI (International Network of Territorial Intelligence) which is extended to various scientific

communities from all continents: it is a space-time which aims for the co-construction of

Territorial Intelligence knowledge and experiences within an ever more complex framework and

the crisis of globalization. Its precisely there where tensions arise and challenges emerge in

regions as unequal as the European Union, Latin America, Anglo-Saxon America, the Far East,

Middle East, Africa and others. The challenge of socio-ecological transition, in terms of

sustainability, might imply world-wide changes in the societies way of life, as well as the

transformation of the subjects of those societies and of more viable and intelligent territories. The

concrete projects underway and scientific methods of Territorial Intelligence contribute to the

understanding of this complex and multidimensional matter of INTI La Plata 2012.

In Argentina, this conference is held with the support of CONICET (National Council of Scientific

and Technical Research), UNLP (National University of La Plata), and the GDRI INTI Groupe de

Recherche International in "International Network of Territorial Intelligence", www.territorial-

intelligence.eu. Seven research teams from France, Belgium, Spain, Italy and Argentina, as well as

a number of national and foreign universities, participate in this particular venue. Also, this event

is underwritten by 22 Latin American Universities members of the Latin American Possible

Territories Scientific Network. www.territoriosposibles.org

Objectives:

To put forth the six INTI GDRIs research themes as to broaden the federal base of research

teams in different regions of the world, building on existing projects currently converging toward
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each theme: 1- Territory, 2- Intelligence, Communication, Culture and Education, 3- Governance ,4- Observation, and two cross-cutting themes: Gender and Vulnerability

To exchange views, experiences, and progress on the implementation of a dozen scientific

methods and INTI (ENTI and TAG) scientific tools developed to solve problems with territorial

intelligence.

To contribute to the construction of a theory of Transformation with Territorial Intelligence with

the vital support of various scientific disciplines and to promote Socio-Ecological Transition

scenarios which articulate the scientific world with our institutions and territorial communities.

The XI International Conference INTI La Plata 2012, has as background on the ten preceding ENTIInternational Conferences held in various European countries -France, Spain, Belgium, Italy,

Romania. The last of which was the first INTI International Conference in Belgium at the University

of Liege in September 2011. Other antecedents are the ITIS I to VI International Territorial

Intelligence Seminars organized by our TAG Team, which were held in various countries

throughout Latin American -Argentina, Uruguay, and Colombia- between the years 2009 and 2011.

Moreover, the symposium "Territorial Dynamics and Social Economics" Tours, March 2012, and

the GDRI INTI Salerno Seminar, June 2012, have been added to our GDRI schedule, both events

are expected to prove valuable in order for the INTI La Plata 2012 XI to have previous rooms for

debate.

THEMES AND TOPICS

THEME 1: TERRITORY, GLOBALIZATION, AND NEW WAYS OF GOVERNING

1. The concepts of "Territory", "Governance", "Partnership" and "Innovation" in territorialmulti-scalability.

2. The tension generated by globalization in the intervention of the State and territorialcommunities.

3. New challenges for critical thinking. Environment, natural resources, and collective action.A place for proposals.

4. New ways of governing. The construction of custom-made Agendas specific to a territory.


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THEME 2: TERRITORIAL INTELLIGENCE, TRANSFORMATION, AND SOCIO-ECOLOGICALTRANSITION

1. Current points of view on the crisis, development and sustainability. Global social justice,global cognitive justice, global environmental justice.

2. Transformation of subjects and territories. Culture, identity, communication, andeducation.

3. Practices of democratization of the production and distribution of knowledge andtechnology.

THEME 3: PROJECT ANALYSIS, INITIATIVES AND PRACTICES IN TERRITORIES AND COMMUNITIES

1. Analysis and interpretation of projects in micro, meso and macro-scales.2. Application of methods, techniques and tools in practical projects.3. Microscale transformations. Types of transformation and new practices.4. Action-research practices in different socio-territorial environments. Interdisciplinarity and

new methodological approaches.

5. Scientific and institutional-community network of networks proposals.SCHEDULE*

May 11, 2012: Abstracts submission.

June 22, 2012: Answer of the evaluation committee on accepted abstracts.

July 27, 2012: Submission of full Communications.

August 31, 2012: Answer of the evaluation committee on accepted final communications.

November 20121st week: Publication of proceedings on the Internet and DVD release.

March 20131st week: Electronic publication of proceedings and full records of the event.

October 2013- 2nd week: Publication of proceedings in a printed book containing full

communications and abstracts in English.


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*Changes have been made to the calendar in order to improve a better coordination of the events andactivities to be held at Salerno, Italy (2012).

FEES **

REGISTRATION CATEGORIES Until

May 15, 2012

Until

August 15, 2012

From

August 16, 2012

Local Speakers AR$ 300 AR$ 350 AR$ 400

Foreign Speakers 100 U$D or 80 100 U$D or 80 100 U$D or 80

Local participants - non- speakers AR$ 250 AR$ 300 AR$ 350

Foreign Participants - non-speakers 100 U$D or 80

College and university studentsspeakers and non- speakers

NO COST

Conference Submissions Fee - Up to3 (three) presentations per person -Local and Foreign speakers -

AR$ 60

** Note: The item "Conference Submissions fee" for local and foreign speakersmeans that theamount of AR$ 60.00 (10 ) is per person and per paper. For instance, if a participant submits 2contributions the final cost is AR$ 120 (20 ), when submitting 3 contributions the cost will be AR$180 (30). If the contribution is presented by several authors, the fee is AR$ 60.00 (10 ) per

participant, i.e., if one paper has three authors, each must pay AR$ 60 (10 ).

TECHNICAL DETAILS OF ABSTRACT AND FULL COMMUNICATIONS SUBMISSIONS

ABSTRACTS: FORMAT GUIDELINES

The abstract is to be submitted in English as well as in its native language (Spanish,Portuguese, French).

Maximum word length: 400 words (in English). Such abstract must include the purpose, relevant results, and conclusions. Letter Arial 11, spacing 1.5 lines.


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Paragraph Alignment: justified, without indentation or spacing front / back.

Margins: top and bottom of 2.5 cm and left and right 3 cm. Also, the author must be provide up to 4 keywords (both, in English and in the original

language). The abstract should not contain bibliographical references or quotations. The abstract may

include non literal direct quotes, inserted in a sentence, according to the followingformat: in parentheses, indicating the author's name and year, separated by comma(Martinez, 1998).

FULL COMMUNICATIONS: FORMAT GUIDELINES

It is be submitted in one of the four (4) Congress languages: Spanish, Portuguese, Englishor French. Written in word processor (.doc and other compatible formats)

Length: Up to 7 (seven) pages - figures and tables included-. It has to follow this structure: title and subtitle, authors, abstract and keywords. After this

section, full development should proceed. Paper size: A4. Top and bottom margins: 2.5 cm. Left and right margins: 3 cm. Font: Arial. Main text font size: 11. Spacing: 1.5 Paragraph Alignment: justified, without indentation or spacing front / back. Title: Arial 12, capital letters, bold. Subtitles: Arial 12, capital letters, bold. Author/s: Arial 10, lower case, right-aligned to space and a half of the title. All submissions must include the following author data: academic title, full address,

current institution, mailing address and email address. Footnotes: Times New Roman, size 10, single spacing, justified and numbered with

decimals (1, 2, 3 ...). Endnotes: numbered correlatively in the main text and re-typed before the references.

Quotations: Direct quotations should be enclosed in quotation marks(not in italics). It isadvisable not to overuse this kind of quotation. When text has been omitted within aquotation, it should be indicated by placing three points within brackets.

Bibliographical References: Follow the Harvard- APA system. Bibliographical references should be enclosed in parentheses in the main text. If the text

does not explicitly cite the author's name, then after the citation enclosed in parenthesisshould follow (author's last name [comma], year of publication: [colon], page / s which isthe segment referred to). Example: (Garcia Ballesteros, 1998: 22).However, if the name of the author does appear in the text, then, only the year ofpublication and pages should be enclosed in parentheses. Example: As Garcia Ballesteros(1998: 22) states.This information should not be a footnote.


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All references that appear in the body of the text must then be developed in full in thebibliography section.

The maps, graphs, diagrams and tables should be submitted in black and white orgrayscale. All figures - photos, maps, graphs, and illustrations- should be embedded to thetext in JPG format. The size of such figures should not exceed the typographic frame givenby the margins.

MODES OF PRESENTATION

The Scientific Committee will decide which mode of presentation fits better each acceptedwork: Oral Paper Presentation or Poster Presentation.

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

General Coordinator: Phd. BOZZANO, Horacio, TAG, IdIHCS, CONICET-UNLP

ACADEMIC TEAMProgram / Organization of workshops (content and execution) / Monitoring and evaluation of

presentations

1. KAROL, Jorge, Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism, UNLP. 1. Institute of Research andBuilt Environment Policy (IIPAC).

2. FREDIANI Julieta, TAG IdIHCS UNLP3. VELARDE, Irene, Faculty of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences, UNLP.4. POUJOL, Lourdes, TAG IdIHCS UNLP5. AZZOLINI, Susana, UBA-CONICET6. MOLINA, Gladys, UNCuyo-CONICET7. CAPPUCCIO, Silvana, UBA8. FURLAN, Adriano, PhD UNLP-CONICET

COMMUNICATIONS TEAMDissemination / Circulars / Graphics - design (certificate programs, banners) / Web design and

digital production / Translation

9. CIRIO, Gastn, TAG IdIHCS UNLP, PhD CONICET10.BARRIONUEVO, Cintia, TAG IdIHCS UNLP11.MELOGRANO LOPEZ, Manuel, School of Journalism and Social Communication, UNLP12.SCALA, Eugenio, TAG IdIHCS UNLP13.BANZATTO, Guillermo, Web team, Faculty of Humanities and Education Sciences, UNLP.

INSTITUCIONAL TEAMEndorsements and sponsorships / Protocol / Sponsors / Registration, accreditation and reports


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14.GLIEMMO, Fabricio, TAG IdIHCS y Facultad de Ciencias Econmicas, UNLP.15.CELTON, Dora, CEA CONICET-UNC, Crdoba.16.CUELI, Jaquelina, UNSJ17.SANNUTO, Julia, UNLP.18.POHL SCHNAKE, Vernica, TAG IdIHCS, UNLP.19.DE CASTELLI, Oscar, TAG IdIHCS y Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo, UNLP.20.BONARDO, Dora, UNCOMA (Viedma, RN)21.VEDIA Marisol UNSJ22.GARCIA Maria Luz UNSJ

ORGANIZATION AND LOGISTICS TEAM

Transportation, accommodation, catering/ Cultural tourism service (dinners, trips) / Materials /Event location, sound, and projectors

23.CARUT, Claudia, TAG IdIHCS UNLP24.FREDIANI, Fernando, TAG IdIHCS UNLP25.OTERO, Jeremas , CONICET-UNLP26.BRICHETTI, Pablo, TAG IdIHCS UNLP27.TORTORA, Trinidad, TAG IdIHCS UNLP28.ANGELINETTI, Lucila, TAG IdIHCS UNLP

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Board

Jean-Jacques GIRARDOT, associate professor of economics in University of Franche-Comt, France,

coordinator of the GDRI CNRS INTI (International Scientific Cooperation Network International

Network of Territorial Intelligence lead by CNRS)

Horacio BOZZANO, full professor of geograpphy, researcher in the Conicet, University of La Plata,

Argentina, coordinator of the research team TAG Territorio Actores Gobernanza and the Latin-

American Network Territorios Posibles

Blanca MIEDES UGARTE, full professor of labour economics and active employment policies,

University of Huelva, Spain, coordinator of GDRI INTI research axis Governance agenda organizing

structural reforms and initiatives for the socio-ecological transition


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Cyril MASSELOT, associate professor in information and communication sciences in University ofFranche-Comt, France, coordinator of GDRI INTI research axis Information, communication,

knowledge in an alternative culture of development guided by any- and everybody well-being

Serge ORMAUX, full professor of geography, University of Franche-Comt, coordinator of GDRI

INTI research axis Territories linking places and communities in the transition to sustainable

development

Gunael DEVILLET, associate professor of geography in the University of Lige, Belgium,

coordinator of GDRI INTI research axis Models and observation systems for sustainable

development of territories

Philippe WOLOSZYN, CNRS researcher in architecture, University of Rennes 2, France, coordinator

of GDRI INTI two transversal theme Vulnerability of territories and populations vulnerable

Natale AMMATURO, full professor of sociology in the University Salerno (Italie), manager of

DISUFF (Dipartimento di Scienze Umane, Filosofiche e della Formazione)

Philippe DUMAS, emeritus professor of information and communication sciences, responsible of

the Journal of Territorial Intelligence, France

Susana AZZOLLINI, professor of Psychology in the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, researcher

in the CONICET

Liliana RAMIREZ, professor of gography in the University of Nordeste, Resistencia, Argentina,

researcher in the CONICET

Gladys MOLINA, professor of gography in the University of Cuyo, , Argentina, researcher in the

CONICET

Julieta FREDIANI, professor of research methodology in geographyin the University of La Plata

(Argentine), researcher in the CONICET

Members

Christian BOURRET, associate professor of information and communication sciences in the

University of Paris Est Marne-la-Valle, France

Eric BOUTIN, full professor of information and communication sciences in the University of the

South, Toulon, France


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Dora CELTON, full professor of demography in the University, manager of the CONICET ResearchCenter of Crdoba, Argentina

Sylvie DAMY, associate professor of computer sciences in the University of Franche-Comt, France

Manuela DE PAZ BAEZ, full professor of applied economics in the University of Huelva, Spain

Samuel do CARMO LIMA, full professor of geography in the University of Uberlandia, Minas Gerais,

Brasil

Alejandra FANTIN, full professor of demography in the University of Nordeste, Argentina

Jean-Luc FAUGUET, associate professor of education sciences in the University of Provence, France

Denise LABREA FERREIRA, full professor of geography in the University of Uberlandia, Minas

Gerais, Brasil

Csila FILO, associate professor of information sciences in the University of Pcs, Hungary

Olivier GALIBERT, associate professor of information and communication sciences in the University

of Bourgogne, France

Aleksandra GAWE, full professor of economics in the University of Economics of Poznan, Poland

Leandro GONZALEZ, full professor of demography in the University of Crdoba, researcher in the

CONICET, Argentina

Roberto GUTIERREZ, full professor of social innovation in the University of the Andes, Bogot,

Colombia

Bnedicte HERRMANN, associate professor of computer sciences in the University of Franche-

Comt, France

Pierre LAMARD, professor of epistemology in the University of Technology of Belfort-Montbliard

(France)

Liwen LIU, associate professor of sociology in Tunghai University, Taiwan

Alexander MANSUTTI, full professor of Anthropology in the University of Ciudad Guayana,

Venezuela

Alexandre MOINE, full professor of geography in the University of Franche-Comt, France


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Pablo PAOLASSO, full professor of geography in the University of Tucumn, researcher in theCONICET, Argentina

Mihai PASCARU-PAG, full professor of sociology in the University of Alba Iulia, Roumania

Gustavo PINZON, full professor of sociology in the University of Quindo, Armenia, Colombia

Pedro PIREZ, full professor of public polycies in the University of Buenos Aires, researcher in the

CONICET, Argentina

Dolores REDONDO TORONJO, lecturer of applied economics in the University of Huelva, Spain

Sonnia ROMERO GORSKI, full professor of ethnography in the University of the Republic, Uruguay

Judith ROSALES, full professor of sociology in the University of Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela

Tulia SACCHERI, associate professor of sociology in the University of Salerno, Italy

Celia SANCHEZ, associate professor of economy in the University of Huelva, Spain

Raymonde SECHET, full professor of gographyin the University of Rennes 2, France

Franois SILVA, director of Social Economics and Management Chair in the Ecole Suprieure de

Commerce et de Management Tours-Poitiers, France

Claude-tienne SISSAO, associate professor of economy in the University of Ouagadougou, Burkina

Faso

Eddie SOULIER, associate professor of computer sciences in the Univeristy of Technology of

Troyes, France

Agata SPAZIANTE, full professor of urban planning in the Politecnics University of Torino, Italy

Samuel THIRION, administrator of Social Cohesion Division, Council of Europe

Timo TOIKKO, principal lecturer of social policy and social work in the Seinjoki University ofApplied Sciences, Finland

Edvania TORRES AGUIAR GOMES, full professor of geography in the University of Pernambuco

Recife, Brasil

Guillermo VELAZQUEZ, full professor of geography in the University of Tandil, researcher in the

CONICET, Argentina


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Zoltan WILHELM, associate professor in geography, University of Pcs, Hungary

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