PAPERID	SESSIONID		AUTHOR(S)	INSTITUTION	AFFILIATION	COUNTRY	TOPIC
MONDAY 10
REGISTRATION					ROOM 66-110
Monday 10, 08.30 - 09.00AM
POSTERS					ROOM 56-191
Monday 10, 08.45 - 09.45AM	38	5-poster		Howard Fink	College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs, University of Illinois at Chicago		USA	PP-IT in e-Planning	Rethinking The Digital Divide
	36	5-poster		Daniel Spiess	University of Michigan		USA	PP-IT in e-Planning	GIS and the Challenges of Brownfields in Environmental Justice Communities
	51	3-poster		Richard Roberts	The Praxis Group		Canada	PP-IT in e-Planning	Multiple Methodologies Achieve Broad Spectrum Stakeholder Involvement
	109	1-poster		Michael Epstein	MIT		USA	Public access to information	History Unwired: Exploring Venice Frontiers
	108	6-poster		Monica Pinhanez	MIT		Brasil	PP-IT in e-Government	Reforming State Tax Administration in Brazil: Technological and Institutional
	27	6-poster		Peter Cook	Independent Consultant		USA	PP-IT in e-Government	Innovation in Public Sector Bureaucracies
	29	6-poster		Sergio Ricardo Quiroga Macleimont	Media Studies Laboratory		Argentina	PP-IT in e-Government	Communicacion For The Social Development
	44	5-poster		Marta Pinto	Escola Superior de Biotecnologia, Universidade Catolica Portuguesa		Portugal	PP-IT in e-planning	Promotion of the information and public participation methodologies in the scope of the implementation of Local Agenda 21: the experience in the smallest municipality of Portugal
CONFERENCE OPEN / WELCOME					ROOM 66-110
Monday 10, 09.45 - 10.15 AM		Opening		Lawrence Vale, Joseph Ferreira Jr, Jo„o Joanaz de Melo, Pedro Ferraz de Abreu
Session I - Public access to information					ROOM 66-110
Monday 10, 10.15 - 12.20 AM	76	1-1		Valerie Aillaud, Bernard Marchand	French Institute of Urban Planning - University of Paris 8	CITIDEP	France	Public access to information	SMEs and broadband access : the case of Ile de France region
	78	1-2		Zhong-Ren Peng	MIT		USA	Public access to information	A Standard-Based Geospatial Data Access System for Public Participation
	65	1-3		John W. Sherry	People and Practices Research Group, Intel Corporation		USA	Public access to information	Mediated access: a comparative approach
	71	1-4		Mette Arleth	Aalborg University, Department of Development and Planning		Denmark	Public access to information	Non-professional user's understanding of Geographic Information
	23	1-5 (l)		Murali Venkatesh	School of Information Studies, Syracuse University	MIT-CRPC	USA	Public access to information	(De)Constructing citizen participation
	73	1-6 (p)		Ramaprasad Arkalgud	University of Illinois Chicago		USA	Public access to information	Public interaction with health information using the Internet: Leading the way to an informed patient
	74	1-7		Renu Khosla	National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA)		India	Public access to information	Leaves, Sticks and Pebbles: The Role of Context in Building a PPGIS
LUNCH BREAK
Session II - Public access to information + PP-IT and Globalization					ROOM 66-110
Monday 10, 13.45 - 15.45 PM	75	2-1		Rodrigo Sandoval Almazan	ITESM	CITIDEP	Mexico	Public access to information	The data-bridge as a technology to reduce the digital divide
	67	2-2 (p)		Kai Chi Leung	Minnesota Population Center, University of Minnesota		USA	Public access to information	The National Historical Geographic Information System: Democratize Access to the Census
	77	2-3		Vesna Dolnicar	University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Sciences, Centre for Methodology and Informatics		Slovenia	Public access to information	Digital Divide Measurements
	2	2-4		Eduardo Anselmo de Castro	Department of Environmental Studies - University of Aveiro		Portugal	PP-IT and Globalization	ICT-based services and Regional Development: the idea of a Telecomunications Master Plan
	7	2-5 (p)		Suchi Gopal	Boston University		USA	PP-IT and Globalization	IT and Public Participation - Examining the Impact of Globalization in India
	8	2-6		Yosef Jabareen	SPURS, MIT		Israel	PP-IT and Globalization	Ethnic Minority, Public Participation and Information Technologies
Session III - PP-IT in e-Planning					ROOM 66-110
Monday 10, 16.00 - 17.30 PM	35	3-1		Christine Giger	Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETHZ)		Switzerland	PP-IT in e-Planning	Automated Analysis of Stakeholder Behaviour in GIS-enabled Participatory Processes
	41	3-2		John Gaber	Auburn University		USA	PP-IT in e-Planning	Incorporating Technology to Improve the Application of the Empirical Model of Citizen Consultation (EMC2)
	37	3-3 (p)		Gernot Paulus	School of Geoinformation, Carinthia Tech Institute		Austria	PP-IT in e-Planning	Strategic planning and simulation of electricity transmission grid infrastructure: New opportunities for Public Participation
	43	3-4		Laxmi Ramasubramanian	University of Illinois at Chicago	CITIDEP	USA	PP-IT in e-Planning	Character, Commerce, Computers, and Collaboration: Participatory Planning in Oak Park, Illinois
	33	3-5		Ali Mostashari	Program for Urban, Regional and Global Air Pollution, Massachusetts Institute of Technology		USA	PP-IT in e-Planning	Stakeholder-Assisted Modeling and Policy Design Process
POSTERS					ROOM 56-191
Monday 10, 17.40 - 18.40 PM				SAME POSTERS AS MORNING
TUESDAY 11
Session IV - PP-IT in e-Government					ROOM 66-110
Tuesday 11, 08.45 - 10.45 AM	10	4-1		Angus Whyte	International Teledemocracy Centre, Napier University		United Kingdom	PP-IT in e-Government	Evaluating EDEN's Impact on Participation in Local e-Government
	9	4-2		Andres Crespo	London Connects		United Kingdom	PP-IT in e-Government	The rise and rise of the e-London public sphere
	25	4-3		Marco Aurelio Ruediger	Fundacao Getulio Vargas - EBAPE		Brasil	PP-IT in e-Government	E-Government and Its Impact on State and Civil Society: A Latin American Case
	16	4-4 sr		J. Ramon Gil-Garcia	Center for Technology in Government, U. Albany	CITIDEP	Mexico	PP-IT in e-Government	Enacting E-Budgeting in Mexico: Bureaucracy, Institutions, and the Budget Process
	23	4-5 (t)		Luis Miguel Rionda	Universidad de Guanajuato	CITIDEP	Mexico	PP-IT in e-Government	E-Democracy in marginal social surroundings. Some experiences of political and electoral participation by means of the New Information Technologies in Mexico
	17	4-6		Javier Angel Alvarez	Proyecto ART 39		Argentina	PP-IT in e-Government	ART.39 - A Civic Participation tool to Strengthen Democracy
	13	4-7		Charles Kaylor	Public Sphere Information Group		USA	PP-IT in e-Government	The Evolution of Pariticpation: A Longitudinal Analysis of Change Among the Largest US Cities
Session V - PP-IT in e-Planning					ROOM 66-110
Tuesday 11, 11.00 - 13.00 AM	107	5-1		Renee Sieber	McGill		Canada	PP-IT in e-Planning	Challenges and Opportunities in Integrating E-commerce and GIS for Community Economic Development
	47	5-2 sr		Mulya Amri	COMBINE Resource Institution, Indonesia, and U. of California, Los Angeles		Indonesia	PP-IT in e-Planning	Institution Building and Information System Development as Inherent Counterparts: Notes from a Contemporary Indonesian Initiative
	45	5-3		Michael Rios	Hamer Center for Community Design Assistance, Penn State University		USA	PP-IT in e-Planning	Helping Communities Design their Future: The PennSCAPEs Project
	49	5-4 sr		R. Timothy Sieber	University of Massachusetts Boston	CITIDEP	USA	PP-IT in e-Planning	Public consultation in cases of university expansion: possibilities and failures
	50	5-5		Remedios Ruiz	ALEPH, S. A.	CITIDEP	Dominican Republic	PP-IT in e-Planning	Public Participation in Planning Social Development Policies and e-mail Technology: Lessons learned from practice after MIT academic experience
	40	5-6		Joao Joanaz de Melo	New University of Lisbon	CITIDEP	Portugal	PP-IT in e-Planning	Design and communication strategy for the TroiaResort eco-tourism project
LUNCH BREAK
Session VI - PP-IT in e-Government					ROOM 66-110
Tuesday 11, 14.30 - 16.30 PM	15	6-1 sr		Donald F. Norris	Maryland Institute for Policy Anslysis and Research, U. of Maryland, Baltimore		USA	PP-IT in e-Government	E-Government and E-Democracy at the American Grassroots
	19	6-2		Juna Goda Papajorgji	GIS Manager, Alachua County, Florida	Adjunct Instructor, University of Florida	USA	PP-IT in e-Government	A GIS and Multimedia web model for stimulating public participation in historic preservation decsions: ALACHUA county, Florida
	12	6-3		Chantal Benoit-Barne	UniversitË de Montreal	CITIDEP	Canada	PP-IT in e-Government	The rhetorical shaping of public space online
	11	6-4		Boris Kragelj	University of Ljubljana		Slovenia	PP-IT in e-Government	Evaluating the use of the Internet by the Slovenian government
	14	6-5		Danny F. Fernandes	Heinz School of Public Policy and Management, Carnegie Mellon U.	Institute for the Study of Information Technology and Society (InSITeS)	USA	PP-IT in e-Government	A Phased Approach for Developing Human Services Web Portals
	31	6-6		Sumeeta Srinivasan	Harvard University		USA	PP-IT in e-Government	E-Seva in Hyderabad, India: Implications for data sharing amongst planning agencies
KEYNOTE					ROOM 66-110
		keynote/conversation
Tuesday 11, 16.45 - 18.00 PM		with		Joan Blades, founder of MoveOn.org
				Jane Fountain, Harvard, Digital Government Program
				Pedro Ferraz de Abreu, MIT, CITIDEP President, as interviewer
CONFERENCE DINNER		20.00			Restaurant in Cambridge
WEDNESDAY 12
Session VII - PP-IT in Teaching, Education and Arts + PP-IT and Globalization					ROOM 7-431 (AVT)
Wednesday 12, 8:30 - 10:30 AM	59	7-1		Maria Joao Antunes	University of Aveiro		Portugal	PP-IT in Teaching, Education and Arts	Patterns Of On-Line Communication: A Portuguese Study
	60	7-2		Tania Marisa Dias Almeida Fonseca	Public High School P. Jeronimo de Andrade	CITIDEP	Portugal	PP-IT in Teaching, Education and Arts	Promoting citizenship in schools through an european environmental study and using new technologies: the PEOPLE-Citizenship project
	56	7-3		Jeremy Liu	Asian Community Development Corporation		USA	PP-IT in Teaching, Education and Arts	Art and Community Planning through A Chinatown Banquet, how Boston's Chinatown community uses digital technology for civic activism
	62	7-4		Nathan Michaud	Island Institute		USA	PP-IT in Teaching, Education and Arts	Lobster Tales
	53	7-5		Ambrizeth Lima	Harvard	CITIDEP	USA	PP-IT in Teaching, Education and Arts	The Sending Context : A Basis for Understanding the Ethnic/Racial Identity Development of Cape Verdean Immigrant Youth in the United States
	30	7-6 (t)		Isabel Medina Silva	Universidade Catolica, Portugal	CITIDEP	Portugal	PP-IT in Teaching, Education and Arts	Cooperative Learning using IT in classes of philosophy:New strategies of teacherÌs training.
	3	7-7 (f2-5)		Elizabeth Pilar Challinor	Centro de estudos de antropologia social	CITIDEP	Portugal	PP-IT and Globalization	Conflict and Consensus-Building: Reflections from a case study of public participation in Cape Verde
Session III - PP-IT in e-Planning					ROOM 7-431 (AVT)
Wednesday 12, 10:45 - 11:45 AM	68	8-1 (f2-1)		Lucie Laurian	School of Planning, University of Arizona	CITIDEP	USA	Public access to information	Barriers to the use of IT by small towns: Does race or income matter most? The case of Southern Arizona
	46	8-2		Michele Campagna	Universita' degli Studi di Cagliari, Dipartimento di Ingegneria del territorio		Italy	PP-IT in e-Planning	Planning with the environment in the Digital Age: Opportunities for e-EIA in Italy.
	42	8-3		Laura Colini	University of Florence, Italy	MIT	Italy	PP-IT in e-Planning	Organizing Active Citizenship: IT and poetic representation of citizens' dreams for a territorial plan
Session Conference Closing					ROOM 66-110
Wednesday 12, 12:00 - 13:00 PM				ICPPIT and Panel Chairs				CONCLUSIONS
MIT GUIDED TOUR		14.45			Lobby 7