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PresentationThe post-2008 global financial and economic crisis has impacted the economic, social, spatial and institutional dimensions of urban environments, with significant implications for the present and future quality of life in European cities. A macro view of the crisis is predominant in current debates, as well as an economic framing. Hence, an understanding of the mature responses at the city level in a comparative perspective is lacking.Since the crisis, cities have not only been &#8220;the context&#8221; but also &#8220;collective actors&#8221; with particular strengths, weaknesses, and resources to deploy. The aim of this international workshop is to elaborate a common reflection on the future of EU cities by focusing on institutional innovation, via new tools and mechanisms for policy making which have been developed by cities in order to cope with the consequences of the crisis (new forms of inequality, housing shortage, gentrification and displacement, new difficulties for the delivery of public services&#8230;).On this background, three research questions will be explored during the workshop:What have been the spatial consequences of the crisis on cities?How have cities coped with these consequences, in relation to institutional innovation via policy tools and mechanisms?To what extent new forces of governance, characterized by more cooperation, networking and partnering between various stakeholders have emerged?These social and policy innovations at the city level will be explored through case studies from three main policy areas: urban effects of economic issues, housing and neighbourhood policies/environmental issues.ProgramThursday 30th NovemberBuilding BIENVEN&#220;E, Room B015Introductory session:Crisis, post-crisis and urban issues8h45: Welcome &#38; coffee9h15: Presentation of the workshop, C. Lel&#233;vrier, Lab'Urba, UPEC9h30: Cities in Crisis. Reflections on urban futures in time of&#160;austerity, J. Knieling, Hafencity University, Hamburg10h: The Institutional Effects of Social Innovation. Revising a&#160;European Comparative Research 15 year later, T. Vitale, Sciences Po, Paris10h30: Discussion11h: Coffee break11h15: Cities inweakening democracies: the East European&#160;context, I. Tosics, MRI, Budapest11h45: Discussion12h15: LunchThematic session 1:Socio-spatial impacts of the economic crisisand urban planningDiscussants: J. Aldhuy, Lab&#8217;Urba, UPEC &#38; L. Kebir, Lab'Urba, EIVP13h30: The urban agendas of the Italian cities in the face of the&#160;crisis, P. Briata, S. Di Vita &#38; G. Pasqui, Politecnico di Milano14h: The Austerity Politics of Public Land: Property Reforms&#160;and Land regimes in French and Italian cities, F. Adisson, LATTS, UPEM &#38; F. Artioli, Lab&#8217;Urba, UPEC14h30: Discussion15h: Coffee break15h15: Planning for resilient cities in the context of&#160;limited resources, A. Yiannakou, Aristotle Univ. of Thessaloniki15h45: Functional resilience of urban areas in Madrid, I. Gonzalez Garcia, A. Hernandez Aja &#38; G. S&#225;nchez Toscano, Politecnico Madrid16h15: Discussion16h45: End of the sessionFriday 1st DecemberBuilding ENPC, Room V404Thematic session 2:Social &#38; institutional innovation in housing &#38;neighbourhood policyDiscussants: M. Delage, ACP, UPEM &#38; N. Baron, LVMT, UPEM9h30: Understanding and measuring multiple deprivations&#160;in Athens, N. Karadimitriou, UCL, London10h: Discussion10h30: Coffee break10h45: Residential segregation and neighbourhood policy&#160;in Barcelona: the need for supramunicipal policies, C. Donat, Metropolitan Studies Institute of Barcelona11h15: Social Innovation to govern diversity&#160;in Paris and London, C. Colomb, UCL, London &#38; C. Lel&#233;vrier, Lab'Urba, UPEC11h45: Discussion12h15: LunchThematic session 3:Social and institutional innovation inenvironmental policyDiscussants: O. Coutard, LATTS, CNRS &#38; C. Larrue, Lab'Urba, UPEC13h30: Planning for sustainable development with austerity&#160;and Brexit in the UK, C. Turcu, UCL, London14h: The role of civil society in urban sustainability transitions,&#160;M. Egermann, B. M&#252;ller, S. R&#246;&#223;ler &#38; R. Knippschild, Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development14h30: Alternatives in social innovation, Y. Noren Bretzer, University of Gothenburg15h: Discussion15h30: Coffee break16h: General conclusion, P. Briata, Politecnico di Milano &#38; C. Turcu, UCL, London16h30: End of the workshopParticipation in the international workshop is free and open to all with a registration at : laura.chamas@u-pec.frScientific committeeJulien Aldhuy (Lab'Urba, UPEC)Francesca Artioli(Lab'Urba, UPEC)Ylva Noren Bretzer (University of Gothenburg)Paola Briata (Politecnico di Milano)Martine Drozdz (LATTS, CNRS)Isabel Gonzalez Gacia (University of Madrid)Christine Lel&#233;vrier (Lab'Urba, UPEC)Catalina Turcu (UCL)Organisation committeeJulien Aldhuy (Lab'Urba, UPEC)Francesca Artioli (Lab'Urba, UPEC)Laura Chamas (Lab'Urba, UPEC)Martine Drozdz (LATTS, CNRS)Sabine Hermenault (Lab'Urba, UPEC)Christine Lel&#233;vrier (Lab'Urba, UPEC)