Conference: The Fourth Pillar of Sustainability, Melbourne, December 2004
Culture, engagement and sustainable communities.
Hosted by Cultural Development Network in partnership with Common Ground and RMIT’s Globalism Institute Melbourne.
This conference canvassed ideas around the four pillar model of public planning;
the idea of considering ‘cultural’ factors along with economic, environmental and social in our planning for sustainability.
The conference proceedings contains all papers given at the conference and workshop and panel session summaries. Download here
Contents include:
| Program Coordinator’s Report: building a foundation for new cultural thinking | Richard Holt |
| The Fourth Pillar Revisited: key questions about cultural sustainability | Jon Hawkes |
| A Great New Revitalising Idea? | Professor Donald Horne |
| Cultural Sustainability and the National Agenda | Jennifer Bott |
| The Fourth Pillar in Three Countries, New Zealand | Penny Eames |
| Australia | Richard Holt |
| Canada | Judy Spokes on behalf of Yasmine Laroche |
| Alive to Storied Landscapes: storytelling, sense of place, social inclusion | Dr Martin Mulligan |
| Neighbourhoods Talking: graffiti, art and the public domain | Dr. Christine Dew |
| Shifting Ground: negotiating values in a gentrifying community | June Moorhouse |
| Restructuring Communities: economic and social policies for a different society | Dr. Onko Kingma |
| The Cultural Journey | Anne Dunn |
| Four Pillars in Practice at the City of Port Phillip | Sally Calder & David Brand |
Conference report available for free download.
CD-ROM version can also ordered from the Cultural Development Network.
($11 plus postage)
Download the order form here or phone +61 3 9925 0282