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The roundtable will emphasise that a comparative approach must be grounded in a good understanding of the local context, and that the methodology adopted, level of analysis, scope, scale, language, transferability, and the direction of flow of ideas (considering the decolonial perspective mentioned above) all require considerable attention.Speakers: Andrea Frank (University of Birmingham), Bruce Stiftel (Georgia Institute of Technology (Retired)), Ela Babalik (Middle Eastern Technical University), Juliana Martins (Bartlett School of Planning, University College London), Manuela Madeddu (University of Liverpool), Olivier Sykes (University of Liverpool) RT_08 STRATEGIES FOR INCREASING HEAT RESILIENCE IN CITIES WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE IN PLANNING RESEARCH AND PRACTICE
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The research findings aim to be integrated into the National Spatial Order as a national-level guidance for spatial planning, specifically focusing on the preservation and enhancement of spatial identity through urban and architectural design
