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Industrial Ecology and Spaces of Innovation

Programme

Note: All of the following are working titles only

Tuesday 17^th June 2003
11.00	Welcome and Coffee
11.10	Welcome and introductions - Professor Stan Metcalfe
11.15	Paper 1 Ken Green & Sally Randles (with Chris Foster, Eugeos & Andrew McMeekin) Industrial Ecology and Spaces of Innovation
	Session 1 - Models and Systems Perspectives
12.00	Paper 2 Jamie McGlade, Rob Murray, Jim Baldwin, Belinder Winder & Keith Ridgeway A co-evolutionary framework for understanding transformation & resilience of industrial & societal systems : the example of South Yorkshire mining communities
12.45 - 13.45	Lunch
13.45	Paper 3 Joe Ravetz Regional industrial ecology and resource productivity - new approaches to analysis and communication
14.30	Paper 4 Richard Pearce & Murat Mirata Industrial Symbiosis in the UK
15.15	Paper 5 Suren Erkman Cleaner Production at the System Level: Industrial Ecology as a Tool for Development Planning (Case Studies in India)
16.00	Tea/Coffee
	Session 2 - Technological and Corporate Perspectives
16.15	Paper 6 Claude Culem Industrial ecology practice and implementation at the Holcim Group
17.00	Paper 7 Suren Erkman Industrial Ecology Codified in Law as part of the Local Agenda 21: Case study of Geneva
17.45	Discussion
18.00	Close
19.45	Dinner

Wednesday 18^th June 2003
09.15	Tea/Coffee
09.30	Session 3 - Opening the black box of Consumption
09.30	Paper 8 Dale Southerton & Elizabeth Shove Sustainable technologies and the sociology of consumption
	Session 4 - Governance and regulation
10.15	Paper 9 Paul Dewick & Marcela Miozzo Sustainable technologies and the construction industry : An international assessment of regulation, governance and firm networks
11.00	Tea/Coffee
11.15	Paper 10 Ian Miles, Mateus Weber & Kieron Flanagan Governance, social attitudes and politics
12.00	Paper 11 Paper provided by: Stuart Hill, School of Social Ecology, University of Western Australia Redesign as Deep Industrial Ecology: Lessons from Ecological Agriculture and Social Ecology Discussant : Short introduction by Sally Randles followed by discussion of issues raised.
12.30 - 13.30	Lunch
13.30	Paper 12 Jeremy Howells Industrial Consumption and Innovation
14.15	Paper 13 Frans Berkhout Rapporteur - Summing up, issues, further questions and research
15.00	Roundtable Discussion
15.30	Close and tea/coffee

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