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RSA Australasia Conference 2019

Urban and Rural Wellbeing, First Nations Economies

and Global Value Chains for Regional Sustainability

11th-13th February 2019

Ngāi Tahu Research Centre, University of Canterbury,

Christchurch, Aotearoa New Zealand

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

RSA Australasia Conference 2019

Urban Wellbeing, First Nations Economies and Global Value Chains for Regional Sustainability

North Arts Lecture Theatre Block and Ngāi Tahu Research Centre

University of Canterbury, Aotearoa New Zealand

11th-13th February 2019

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Conference Overview

MONDAY 11TH FEBRUARY

15:00-18:00 City Walking Tour – Pre-registration required

18:00-19:30 Mayoral Welcome Reception – Refreshments and Networking

Christchurch City Council Function Room (53 Hereford Street)

TUESDAY 12TH FEBRUARY

08:30

Registration opens

North Arts Lecture Theatres Foyer, University of Canterbury

09:00-09:15 Welcome and start of the conference

09:15-9:45 Keynote Speech

Chair:

Speaker: Te Maire Tau, Ngāi Tahu Research Centre, Aotearoa New Zealand –

‘What a Tribal Economy Will Be and How We Will Build It’

9:45-11:00 Plenary Session [1] First Nations Economies

Chair:

Speaker: Michelle Thompson-Fawcett, University of Otago, Aotearoa New

Zealand – ‘“We are Carrying our Weight of Expectations”: Indigenous-led Urban Property Development’

Speaker: Chris McDonald, OECD, France – ‘Linking Indigenous Communities with Regional Development’

Early Career Speaker: Skye Akbar, University of South West Australia, Australia –

‘Applying a Mixed Methods Research Indigenist Agenda in Remote Economic

Development Research’

Room: A1

11:00-11:30 Refreshment Break

11:30-13:00 Parallel Sessions [A]

13:00-14:00 Lunch

14:00-15:30 Parallel Sessions [B]


16:00-18:00 Parallel Sessions [C]

19:00-22:00 Conference Dinner – Pre-registration required

WEDNESDAY 13TH FEBRUARY

09:00 Registration desk open

North Arts Lecture Theatres Foyer, University of Canterbury


Chair: TBC

Speaker: Fletcher Tabuteau, Under Secretary for Regional Development, Aotearoa

New Zealand

Room: A1

10:00-11:30 Parallel Sessions [D]


12:00-13:30 Parallel Sessions [E]

13:30-14:30 Lunch

14:30-15:45 Plenary Session [2] Regional Resilience and Wellbeing

Chair: Paul Dalziel, Lincoln University, Aotearoa New Zealand

Speaker: Melissa Nursey-Bray, University of Adelaide, Australia

‘Connection, Country and Cassandra: Achieving Socially just Climate Governance

in Urban and Regional Australia’’ Speaker: Bruce Wilson, European Union Centre, RMIT, Australia

‘Regional Resilience and Wellbeing: The Relevance of the Sustainable Development Goals’

Speaker: Gus Charteris, General Manager, Just Transitions Unit at Ministry of

Business, Innovation and Employment, Aotearoa New Zealand

Title TBC

Room: A1

15:45-16:00 Conference Close

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REGIONAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION AUSTRALASIA CONFERENCE 2019

NGĀI TAHU RESEARCH CENTRE, UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY, CHRISTCHURCH,

AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND 11TH-13TH FEBRUARY 2019

Conference Programme Monday 11th February

15:00-18:00 City Walking Tour

Participants are asked to gather in front of the Anglican Cathedral in

Cathedral Square at 15:00. The RSA hosts will be obvious. The

walking tour will begin at 15:15, moving at a slow pace, with stops

for commentary at significant places around the inner city. It will

finish at the venue for the Reception for Delegates by 18:00.

18:00-19:30 Mayoral Welcome Reception – Refreshments and Networking

Christchurch City Council Function Room, 53 Hereford Street

Tuesday 12th February

08:30-16:00

Registration – North Arts Theatres Foyer

09:00-09:15 Conference Introduction and Welcome Room: North Arts

Lecture Theatres: ARTS 1


Chair: John Reid, University of Canterbury, Aotearoa New Zealand

Speaker: Te Marie Tau, Ngāi Tahu Research Centre, Aotearoa New

Zealand – What a Tribal Economy will be and how we will Build it?

Room: North Arts


09:45-11:00 Plenary [1] First Nations Economies

Chair:

Speaker: Michelle Thompson-Fawcett, University of Otago,

Aotearoa New Zealand – “We are Carrying our Weight of

Expectations”: Indigenous-led Urban Property Development Speaker: Chris McDonald, OECD, France – Linking Indigenous

Communities with Regional Development Early Career Speaker: Skye Akbar, University of South West

Australia, Australia – Applying a Mixed Methods Research Indigenist Agenda in Remote Economic Development Research

Room: North Arts


11:00-11:30

Refreshment Break - North Arts Theatres Foyer

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Session Title: Regional Development I Room: North Arts Lecture

Theatres: ARTS 1

Chair:

Eunji Choi; Seongwoo Lee, Seoul National University,

Republic of Korea

The Effect of the Rural Development Policy on Agricultural

Income in South Korea

Changhong Miao; Xiaofei Chen, Henan University,

China

Flexibility of Labor Market and Local Embeddness of

Transnational Corporations: Case from Foxconn’s

Investment in Henan Province, China

Iqbal Dawam Wibisono; Nur Cahyadi; Ekki

Syamsulhakim, The National Team for the Acceleration

of Poverty Reduction (TNP2K), Indonesia

Poverty Alleviation Policy: Towards a Robust Spatial

Targeting

Session Title: Regional Resilience and Wellbeing I Room: North Arts Lecture

Theatres: ARTS 2

Chair:

Philip Morrison; Victoria University of Wellington,

Aotearoa New Zealand

Ascertaining Local Wellbeing - The Hidden Minefield

Michael Nadler, TU Dortmund, Germany

Claudia Nadler, RWTH Aachen University, Germany

Promoting Citizens´ Well-being and Quality of Life through

Financial Engineering Instruments – Replicating the

Innovative EU Policy Approach?

Tasos Kitsos; Raquel Otega-Argiles, City-REDI,

University of Birmingham, UK

Nicholas Kacher; Luke Petach; Stephan Weller,

Colorado State University, USA

Examining the Interplay between Resilience and

Entrepreneurship: Evidence from the US and the UK

Session Title: Smart Cities Room: North Arts Lecture

Theatres: ARTS 3

Chair:

Holly Randell-Moon, Charles Sturt University, Australia The Gigatown Competition in New Zealand: Competition

as Digital Infrastructure Allocation?

Surajit Chakravarty; Priya Seetharaman, IIM Calcutta,

India

Jocelyn Cranefield, University of Wellington, Aotearoa

New Zealand

Catapulting Over Complexity: An Assessment of India’s

Smart Cities Mission

Ellen Hughes, University of the West of England, UK “I Knew Something about the City”: Designers’

Migration into Bristol 1975-1985

Khoirunurrofik Khoirunurrofik; Ayu Dwi Putri, Universitas

Indonesia, Indonesia

Economic Performance of Cities in Indonesia: An Impact

Analysis of Smart City Concept Implementation

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Session Title: Spatial Justice and Inequality Room: To Ao Marama:

SEMINAR ROOM Chair:

Xuefeng Wang, Newcastle University, UK Governance, Institutions, and Urbanisation Fuzzy in

China: An Internal Colonialism Perspective

Junxi Qian, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong,

China

Commodity Relations at the Margin: Indigenous

Modernisation as a Machine of Difference

Gergely Tagai, MTA KRTK, Hungary The Role of Locally Provided Services of General

Interest in Delivering Spatial Justice

13:00-14:00

Lunch - North Arts Theatres Foyer

14:00-15:30 Parallel Sessions [B] Session Title: Room: North Arts Lecture

Theatres: ARTS 1 Chair:

Session Title: Regional Resilience and Wellbeing II Room: North Arts Lecture

Theatres: ARTS 2 Chair: Tasos Kitsos, City-REDI, University of Birmingham, UK

Eilya Torshizian; G Chaplin, NZ Institute of Economic

Research, Aotearoa New Zealand

K Lai; J Chapman, Tamaki Regeneration Company,


Empirical Wellbeing Approach to Total Impact

Reporting

Wayne Beyea; Elena Cangelosi; Joel Arnold, Michigan

State University, USA

Resilience through Built Environment Interventions in a

Rural Context: Using Deliberation with Analysis to

address climate and health impacts in the Great Lakes

Region

Jennifer Joynt, Auckland Council, Aotearoa New Zealand Development of the Auckland Heat Vulnerability Index

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14:00-15:30 Parallel Sessions [B]

Session Title: Global Cities and Regional Capitals Room: North Arts Lecture

Theatres: ARTS 3 Chair:

Irina Turgel; Elizabeth Ulyanova, Ural Federal University,

Russia The Largest Regional Capitals: Transformation and

Development

Norbet Csizmadia, PAIGEO – Pallas Athene Innovation and

Geopolitical Foundation, Hungary

Geofusion: Cities, Regions, Nations in the Geoeconomy

Age the Power of Geography

Miguel Hidalgo Martinez, Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool

University, China

The ‘Territoriality’ of Three Mega-city Regions in

Western China: Comparative Administrative

Restructuring and Economic Emergence of Chongqing,

Xi’an and Lanzhou

Session Title: Global Connections Room: To Ao Marama:

SEMINAR ROOM Chair:

Tao Song, Sichuan Agricultural University, China The Role of Position in Global Value Chain on

Agglomeration by Export Destinations -- Evidence from

China’s Firm Level Data

Innocent Daudu, University of Pretoria, South Africa Africa's Instrastructure Cum Development Narrative: A

Mediation

Oscar Tiku, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan Interregional Repercussion Effects of Tourism

Consumption:

Case of Tokyo Metropolitan and the Rest of Japan

15:25-15:55


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16:00-18:00 Parallel Sessions [C] Session Title: Special Session: Supporting Success in Regional Settlements Room: North Arts

Lecture Theatres: ARTS 1 Chair: Harvey Perkins, University of Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand

Arthur Grimes, Motu Research, Aotearoa New Zealand

Kate Preston; David Maré, Motu Economic & Public Policy Research, Aotearoa New Zealand Stuart Donovan, Vrije Univesiteit, The Netherlands

Amenities and the Attractiveness of New Zealand Cities

Jonathan Kilgour, University of Waikato, Aotearoa New

Zealand

Sense of Place, Connectedness, Belonging, Mana

Whenua and Ukaipōtanga as Elements in the Creation of

Better Towns for Māori

Harvey Perkins; Deborah Levy; Raewyn Hills, University

of Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand

Malcolm Campbell; Laura Dance, University of

Canterbury, Aotearoa New Zealand

Michael Mackay, Lincoln University, Aotearoa New

Zealand

Tourism-led Regeneration: The Need for Leadership and

Strategic Thinking in Small Regional Towns

Deborah Levy; Raewyn Hills; Harvey Perkins, University

of Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand

Mike Mackay, Lincoln University, Aotearoa New

Zealand

Malcolm Campbell, University of Canterbury, Aotearoa

New Zealand

Property-led Regeneration: Understanding and

Supporting Small Town Commercial Property

Development Initiatives

Nick Taylor, Nick Taylor Associates, Aotearoa New

Zealand

Michael Mackay; Karen Johnston, Lincoln University,


Harvey Perkins, University of Auckland, Aotearoa New

Zealand

Regeneration in the Town of Oamaru

Sean Connelly; Etienne Nel; Ann Pomeroy; Michelle

Thompson-Fawcett, University of Otago, Aotearoa New

Zealand

Harnessing the Hinterland: Structural Change and Local

Response in Rural and Small-town New Zealand

Etienne Nel, University of Otago, Aotearoa New Zealand

& University of Johannesburg, South Africa

Sean Connelly University of Otago, Aotearoa New

Zealand

Rediscovering the Regions: A New Era of Regional

Policy Intervention in New Zealand

Ruth Berry, Building Better Homes Towns and Cities

National Science Challenge, Aotearoa New Zealand

Building Better Homes, Towns and Cities – National

Science Challenge: The future strategy

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Session Title: Housing Issues Room: North Arts

Lecture Theatres: ARTS 2 Chair: Melissa Nursey-Bray, University of Adelaide, Australia

Jennifer Joynt, Auckland Council, Aotearoa New

Zealand

Unpicking the Constructive Development Pipeline: A

Community Housing Provider Perspective

Andrew Beer, UniSA Business School, Australia The New Spaces of Housing Affordability in Australia:

Unpacking the Role of Local Government

John Martin, La Trobe University, Australia The Role of Locally Provided Services of General

Interest in Delivering Spatial Justice

Jeffrey McNeill; Gerard Prinsen, Massey University,


Vacating Place. Vacated Space

Session Title: Urban Rural Connections Room: North Arts

Lecture Theatres: ARTS 3 Chair: Gergely Tagai, MTA MRTK, Hungary

Kane Pham, University of Technology Sydney, Australia Alternative Perspectives of Everyday Spaces:

Introducing a Multiperspectival Framework of

City-regional Change

Charlotte Jayne Hoole, University of Sheffield, UK What's the Deal for Peripheral Places in City-region

Devolution in England?

Shenjing He, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong,

China

Yuting Liu, South China University of Technology, China

“Villages of the City”: Reshaping Rurality and

Rural-urban Relationship in Post-productivist Pearl River

Delta, China

Sahar Zavareh; Gordon Winder, University of Munich,

Germany

The Challenges Posed by UN-Habitat’s Rural-Urban

Linkages in a Sustainability Transition Agenda: The Case

of the Christchurch, New Zealand Rebuild


Session Title: Agri-food Value Chains Room: To Ao Marama:

SEMINAR ROOM Chair:

Tiffany McIntyre, AERU, Lincoln University, Aotearoa

New Zealand

The Governance of Land-Based Value Chains: Attributes

for Value Creation and Value Capture

Peter Tait, AERU, Lincoln University, Aotearoa New

Zealand

Wine Consumer Preferences for Sustainability

Attributes: A Discrete Choice Experiment of Californian

Sauvignon Blanc Purchasers

John Saunders, AERU, Lincoln University, Aotearoa

New Zealand

Long-term Modelling for Agricultural International Trade

Caroline Saunders, AERU, Lincoln University, Aotearoa

New Zealand

Unlocking Export Prosperity for Regional Development

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19:00-22:00

Conference Dinner – Pre-registration was required for this event

The Shiling Club, Ground Floor, James Hight Library, University of

Canterbury

Wednesday 13th February

09:00-16:00

Registration – North Arts Theatres Foyer

09:00-09:30 Chair: Andrew Beer, UniSA Business School, Australia

Speaker: Sally Hardy, Regional Studies Association, UK – Regional Studies

and Gender in Publishing

Room: North Arts

Lecture Theatres:

ARTS 1


Chair: Etienne Nel, University of Otago, Aotearoa New Zealand

Speaker: Fletcher Tabuteau, Under Secretary for Regional Development,

Aotearoa New Zealand – Title to follow

Room: North Arts

Lecture Theatres:

ARTS 1


Session Title: Regional Development II Room: North Arts Lecture

Theatres: ARTS 1

Chair:

Chaolin Gu; Rong Feng; Yue Zhang, Tsinghua

University, China

Xian Hu, Three Georges University, China

Ian Cook, Liverpool John Moores University, China

A New Rural Planning Based on Subsidies for Rural China

Govinda Prasad Paudel; Krishna K. Shrestha; Hemant

Raj Ojha; Ian Nuberg, The University of New South

Wales, Australia

Naya Sharma Paudel, ForestAction, Nepa

Promised much Delivered Little: A Story of Forest-based

Enterprise in the Himalaya

Malcolm Campbell; Hamish McNair, University of

Canterbury, Aotearoa New Zealand

Michael Mackay, Lincoln University, Aotearoa New

Zealand

Harvey Perkins, People and Places Ltd, Aotearoa New

Zealand

Is Accommodation ‘Sharing’ Disrupting the Regional Housing

Market?

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Session Title: Regional Resilience and Wellbeing III Room: North Arts Lecture

Theatres: ARTS 2

Chair: Hidekazu Ito, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan

Samantha Sharpe, University of Technology Sydney,

Australia

Forced Innovation: Small Business Preparedness and

Response to Natural Disasters

Anna Mikhaylova, Institute for Public Finance Reform,

Russia

Subsidization as a Factor of the Resilience of Regional

Economic Systems in Russia

Vladimir Klimanov, Institute for Public Finance

Reform, Russia

Regional Resilience in Strategic Plans in Russia


Session Title: Research on Metropolitan Issues Room: North Arts Lecture

Theatres: ARTS 3

Chair: Melissa Nursey-Bray, University of Adelaide, Australia

Raquel Moreno-Penaranda, The University of Tokyo,

Japan

Urban Agriculture in Japan: Challenges and Opportunities for

Sustainability and Local Wellbeing

Ling Xue; Chao Yang, Peking University, China

Jiayu Wang, University of International Business and

Economics, China

Non-equilibrium Dynamic Simulation of Spatial Evolution of the

Polycentric Structure in Metropolitan Area in China

Oxana Klimanova, Institute for Public Finance Reform,

Russia

Eugeny Kolbowsky; Olga Illarionova, Lomonosov

Moscow State University, Russia

Ecological Framework of the Largest Cities in Russia

Session Title: Initiatives for Sustainability Room: To Ao Marama:

SEMINAR ROOM

Chair: Caroline Veldhuizen, University of Melbourne, Australia

Rima Rubčinskaitė, Vilnius University, Lithuania

Regional Resilience to External Shocks: Does & How the

Economic Structure Matters

Ben Anderson, University of Southampton, UK Small Area Temporal Household Electricity Demand Models

for New Zealand

11:30-12:00


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Session Title: Regional Development III Room: North Arts Lecture

Theatres: ARTS 1

Chair:

Rima Rubčinskaitė, Vilnius University, Lithuania

Agglomeration, Clusters and Productivity: A Case of Small

European Region

Koech Cheruiyot, Gauteng City-Region Observatory,

South Africa

Exploring Evidence of Spatial Economic Agglomeration in

Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality, Gauteng, South Africa

Using Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis Approaches

Hidekazu Ito, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan

The Inventory Management and On-time Delivery of

Auto-parts’ Suppliers: Evidence from Japanese Automotive

Industry

Session Title: Modelling Spatial Development Room: North Arts Lecture

Theatres: ARTS 2

Chair: Eilya Torshizian, University of Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand

Mirjam Schindler; Rita Dionisio; Simon Kingham,

University of Canterbury, Aotearoa New Zealand

A Critical Reflection on the Implications of the Choice of Urban

Decision-support Tools on Urban Outcomes

Magali Talandier, University of Grenoble Alpes,

France

Renewing the Theory of Economic Base: A New Approach to

Measure Local Economic Development

Stefanie Dühr, University of South Australia, Australia

Policies and Instruments for Balanced Spatial Development:

European Lessons for Australia

Session Title: New Urban and Regional Paradigms Room: North Arts Lecture

Theatres: ARTS 3

Chair:

Yanheng Lu, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong,

China

Architectural Experiment in Rural China: Materiality,

Post-rurality and Planetary Urbanisation

Kate Mackness; Rachel Dyer; Mark Dyer, University of

Waikato, Aotearoa New Zealand

Urban Narrative: Case Studies of Capturing Community

Perspectives through Digital Ethnographic Tools

Jane Zhuang; Yuting Zhuang, Shanghai Lixin

University of Accounting and Finance, China

Andre Everett, University of Otago, Aotearoa New

Zealand

Hedging Cultural Geography and Economic Geography for

Clustering Theorisation: A Longitudinal Analysis Adopting

Formal Grounded Theory Methodology

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Session Title: Smart Specialisation Room: To Ao Marama:

SEMINAR ROOM

Chair:

Bruce Wilson; Emma Shortis; Todd Williams,

European Union Centre at RMIT, Australia

Governance Challenges for Regional Innovation in Australia:

The Hunter Valley and Latrobe Valley Experiences with Smart

Specialisation

Johanna Juselius, Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Council,

Finland

In it Together: Smart Specialisation and Place-based Branding

– The Case of Helsinki-Uusimaa Region

Caroline Veldhuizen; Lars Coenen; Leo

Goedegebuure, University of Melbourne, Australia

Bruce Wilson, European Union Centre at RMIT,

Australia

Smart Specialisation in Australia: Policy Mobility or

Experimentalist Policy?

13:30-14:30

Lunch - North Arts Theatres Foyer

14:30-15:45 Closing Plenary [2] Regional Resilience and Wellbeing

Chair: Paul Dalziel, Lincoln University, Aotearoa New Zealand

Speaker: Melissa Nursey-Bray, University of Adelaide, Australia –

Connection, Country and Cassandra: Achieving Socially just Climate Governance in Urban and Regional Australia

Speaker: Bruce Wilson, European Union Centre, RMIT, Australia - Regional Resilience and Wellbeing: The Relevance of the Sustainable Development

Goals

Speaker: Gus Charteris, Just Transitions Unit at Ministry of Business,

Innovation and Employment, Aotearoa New Zealand – Title to follow

Room: North Arts

Lecture Theatres:

ARTS 1

15:45-16:00 Conference Close

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