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The Bulletin is an annual publication that has been produced by the BIE since 1996. The Bulletin features a selection of articles written by internationally renowned experts selected by the BIE. Each edition focuses on a specific theme or issue arising from International Expos, with the articles offering the reader an insightful and thought-provoking analysis of the issue at stake.
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Detailed list of Bulletins:
PrefaceDimitri S. Kerkentzes Secretary General of the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE)
World Expos and architectonic structures: an intimate relationshipIsaac López CésarProfessor of Physics and Structures, University of A Coruña, Spain
The conspiracy of Expo pavilions: What lies behind pavilion architecture at Expos?Yutaka HikosakaArchitect (JIA), Urbanist, President of Space Incubator Inc., Tokyo, Japan
World Expos as architectural laboratories for structural innovationBálint KádárAssistant Professor, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
Beauty or rationality: What drives architectural innovations at World Expos?Tomasz KrotowskiPhD Eng. Arch., Architecture Institute, Łódź University of Technology, Poland
Expo pavilions: the lasting impact of the ephemeralVega Méndez-NaviaPhD Architect, Higher Technical School of Architecture of Madrid (ETSAM), Spain
Demonstrating and questioning the laboratory of progress: Architecture at Expo 1958 BrusselsRika DevosAssociate Professor in Architecture and Construction History, ULB, Belgium
Strategies against architecture: multisensory environments in temporary exhibition pavilionsSven SterkenProfessor of Architecture, KU Leuven, Belgium
The architecture of the Space Needle: embodying Space Age aspirationsKnute BergerConsulting historian, Space Needle
Imagining a city of the future: Architectural experimentation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and debate at Expo 1970 OsakaWilliam O. Gardner Professor of Japanese, Swarthmore College, United States
The Vanke Pavilion at Expo 2015 Milan, a true joining of spiritsStudio Libeskind, Architecture studio
Designing Al Wasl, a new urban typology and the beating heart of Expo 2020 DubaiAlejandro StochettiDirector of Design, Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture
Flying high: the design of the UAE pavilion at Expo 2020 DubaiCalatrava International, Architects and Engineers
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PrefaceDimitri S. KerkentzesSecretary General of the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE)
Expo 2020 Dubai and the quest to sow social capitalManal Al BayatChief Sales and Marcomms Officer, Expo 2020 Dubai
Civic engagement at Expo 2010 ShanghaiHong HaoChairman of the Board of Directors, World Expo Museum (WEM)Former Director General, Bureau of Shanghai World Expo Coordination
Expo 2012 Yeosu and collaborative governance in the Republic of KoreaSungWook ChoiProfessor of Public Administration, Chonnam National University, Republic of KoreaJungYul KimProfessor of Urban Administration, Daegu University, Republic of Korea
Volunteering for Expo 2008 Zaragoza: A springboard for lasting civic engagementMaría Laguna Marín-YaseliFormer Department Head of Volunteer Service and Training, Expo 2008 Zaragoza
Post-modern volunteering and Expo 2015 MilanMaurizio AmbrosiniProfessor of Sociology, University of Milan, Italy
Volunteering at Expo 2017 Astana: A driving force for KazakhstanNurgul AlipinovaFormer Deputy Director, Marketing, Expo 2017 Astana
Citizen participation in Expo 2005 AichiTakashi HonjoFormer Assistant Secretary General, Japan Association for the 2005 World Exposition
The Citizens’ Initiatives Pavilion at Expo 2008 Zaragoza: Inspiring transformative actionVíctor Viñuales Executive DirectorECODES and former member of the Secretariat of the Citizens' Initiatives Pavilion, Expo 2008 ZaragozaCristina CastroFormer Operational Coordinator between Expo 2008 Zaragoza and the Citizens’ Initiatives Pavilion
WAKAZO - Youth engagement for Expo 2025 Osaka KansaiWAKAZOYouth group for Expo 2025 Osaka Kansai
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PrefaceVicente G. Loscertales Secretary General of the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE)
Public diplomacy through Expos: The nine commandments for Expo pavilionsNicholas J. Cull Professor of Public Diplomacy, USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
Experience marketing in building the image of Expo participantsMarcin Gębarowski Associate Professor, Faculty of Commodity Science and Product Management/Department of Process Management, Cracow University of Economics
Nation branding and World ExposJian Wang Director, USC Center on Public Diplomacy and Associate Professor, USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts: Conveying an (inter)national image of World ExposSilvio Carta ARB RIBA Architect, Head of Art and Design, University of Hertfordshire
‘A multifaceted diamond’ out of steel: Exhibiting the European Communities at Expo 1967Anastasia Remes PhD Researcher, Department of History and Civilization, European University Institute
Nothing but nation building: Promoting Japan’s national image at early ExposMayuko Sano Professor, Kyoto University, Japan
Algeria and the world of Expos: a happy encounterMohamed Bensalem Commissioner General of Algeria’s participation in World Expo 2020 Dubai
National image and the Expo Movement: The experience of AzerbaijanAnar Alakbarov Assistant to the First Vice President of the Republic of Azerbaijan
China’s country branding at ExposJinzhen Wang Chief Delegate of China to the BIE and former Vice Chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT)
Malaysia: The confluence of heritage, diversity and progressMohd Azhar bin Hj. Yahaya Secretary General, Ministry of Energy, Science, Technology, Environment & Climate Change, Commissioner General of Malaysia’s participation in World Expo 2020 Dubai
New Zealand through the lens of Expos 1970-2020Nicola Garvey Head of Communications and Stakeholder Engagement, New Zealand’s participation in World Expo 2020 Dubai
Showcasing a rich and diverse nation: Pakistan at ExposMoin-Ud-Din Ahmad Wani Delegate of Pakistan to the BIE and Chairman (i) of the Information and Communication Committee
Expos: A nation branding platform for SwitzerlandPresence Switzerland Official Swiss organisation whose aim is to promote the image of Switzerland abroad
The century and a half journey of Thailand's branding at Expos:Unveiling intriguing stories across the last decadeKreingkrai Kanjanapokin Creative Director for the concept and the management of the Thailand brand at Expos in the past decade
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International Exhibitions and urban design visionsJavier Monclús Architect, Full Professor of Urbanism, University of Zaragoza, School of Engineering and Architecture (EINA), Department of Architecture
Expos: Temporary events with lasting impacts Mark Wilson Professor of Urban and Regional Planning, Michigan State University
Changes in the urban landscape of Expo cities Lea Petrović KrajnikArchitect, Assistant Professor at the Department of Urban Planning, Spatial Planning and Landscape Architecture, Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb
Mega-events, parks and the challenges of urbanisation Maurice Roche Emeritus Professor of Sociology, University of Sheffield
Choosing and building upon progress Henri Simons Director, Atomium + ADAM [Brussels Design Museum]
The making of a city: How Expo 88 changed Brisbane forever Andrew Smith Reader, Department of Planning and Transport, University of Westminster Judith Mair Associate Professor, University of Queensland Business School
Urban dynamics created by Expo cities: Searching for new paradigms Joan Busquets Architect and Urban Planner, Professor at GSD, Harvard University
Not just “Better City, Better Life” Creating sustainable urban legacy beyond World Expo 2010 in Shanghai Yawei Chen Assistant Professor in Urban Development Management, Department of Management in the Built Environment, Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, Delft University of Technology
Expo 2017: A springboard for Astana’s urban development Deputy Head, Astana Center of Urbanism
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PART I – Sustainable Innovations at World Expos
Elements of the new urban planning culture. Designing an Expo as key urban strategy Professor Joan BusquetsArchitect and Urban Planner, Professor at GSD, Harvard University
Sustainable legacy in the planningAdrian Smith and Gordon GillArchitects and founders of Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture
Sustainable Mega-Events, the Expo “Case Study”: an innovative strategy to sustainability Gloria ZavattaSustainability Manager, Expo 2015 Milan
Transport modes of people and goods at Expo 2005 Aichi, Japan and their features Toshio NakamuraFormer Secretary General, Japan Association for Expo 2005
Expo 2020 Dubai’s Sustainability Pavilion Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, Chairman, Grimshaw Andrew Whalley, Deputy Chairman, Grimshaw Dr. Robert Cooke, Associate Director, BuroHappoldJohn Meimbach, Research Manager, Grimshaw
PART II – Intangible and Sustainable Legacies
Sowing the seed for change H.E. Reem Al HashimyUAE Minister of State for International Cooperation and Director General, Expo 2020 Dubai Bureau
From Expo 2010 Shanghai to World Cities Day Dr. Cheng Jian Shanghai Coordination Center of the World Cities Day
Theme and Expos in the 21st Century: the legacy of Expo 2008 ZaragozaH.E. Eduardo Lopez BusquetsFormer Deputy Commissioner, Expo 2008 Zaragoza
Expo 2005 Aichi: Its legacy and the launch of the “global citizens” movement with the aim to build a sustainable global communityShohei FukuiVice Chairman of the Event Society, Former Chief Producer in charge of planning and promotion, Expo 2005 Aichi
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PrefaceVicente G. LoscertalesSecretary General of the BIE
XX1 Triennale. 21st Century. Design After DesignClaudio de AlbertisPresident of the Foundation La Triennale di Milano
My TriennaleClarice Pecori GiraldiVice President of the Foundation La Triennale di Milano
Behind XX1T : The definition of its title and themesPierluigi NicolinArchitect Full Professor of different disciplines at Politecnico di Milano
The XX1 TriennaleArturo Dell’Acqua BellavitisPresident of the Triennale Design MuseumArchitect, Full Professor of Design at Politecnico di Milano
International Participants – The Design ProjectAlessandro ColomboArchitect, Professor of Exhibit Design at Politecnico di Milano
Triennali and XX1T: the seismographs of the design sceneMatteo VercelloniProfessor of History of Design at the Politecnico di Milano
New prehistory – 100 verbsKenya HaraDesigner, Professor at Musashino Art University,President of Nippon Design Center Inc., Art Director of MUJI
From new prehistory to the multiethnic societyAndrea BranziTheoretician, Architect, Designer
Infinite Present, Epiphanies of the feminine in ItalianDesignSilvana AnnicchiaricoDirector of the Triennale Design Museum
New CraftStefano MicelliProfessor of International Management at the VeniceCa’ Foscari University Director of TeDIS Research Center at Venice International University
Architecture as ArtNina Bassoli, Gaïa PiccaroloArchitects and Curators of the Architecture as ArtExhibition and catalogue
Material and technique, process and pattern in contemporary architecture and design – Marginalia for the Sempering exhibitionValentina AurricchioDesigner, PhD, in Design and Lecturer at Politecnico di Milano
Luisa CollinaArchitect, Full Professor in Design and Dean of theDesign School of Politecnico di Milano
Simona GalateoArchitect, PhD candidate, Department of Architecture and Urban Studies at Politecnico di Milano
Cino ZucchiArchitect and Curators of the Architecture as ArtExhibition and catalogue
A Hundred and Fifty Questions (Plus One) about theFuture of DesignGiorgio CamuffoProfessor of Visual Communication at the Free University of BolzanoArt Director of the XX1 Triennale
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PréfaceVicente G. LoscertalesSecretary General of the BIE
Connecting minds : A journey together to tomorrowHis Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al MaktoumPresident of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, Chairman and Chief Executive of Emirates Airline &Group, and Chairman of the Expo 2020 Dubai Higher Preparatory Committee
Connecting Minds, Creating the FutureSean ClearyChairman of Strategic Concepts Ltd, Executive Vice-Chair of the Future World Foundation, Managing Director of the Centre for Advanced Governance
Three Revolutions in InnovationGeoff MulganChief Executive of National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (Nesta)
The Dubai World Expo : Connecting the World through Public DiplomacyProfessor Jay WangAssociate Professor at USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism and Director of the USD Centre on Public Diplomacy at the Annenberg University
An Eye for OpportunitiesHis Excellency Abdullah Nasser LootahSecretary General of the Emirates Competitiveness Council (ECC)
Knowledge and Human (Happiness) Development Authority : learning, connecting, taking notice, being active, givingDr ; Abdulla KaramChairman of the Board of Directors and Director General of the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA)
The UAE Agency and Innovation in the Space SectorDr. Mohammed Nasser Al AhbabiDirector General of the UAE Space Agency
On the road to innovationReem Al MarzouqiArchitectural Engineer
Empowered through Solar PowerHans TholstrupPresident of the International Solar Car Federation (ISF)
Sustainability, the way forward for Future GenerationsHer Excellency Razan Khalifa Al MubarakSecretary General of the Environment gency-Abu Dhabi (EAD)
UAE’s Continuing March towards innovation with Expo 2020 Dubai and Masdar InstituteDr. Fred MoavenzadehPresident of the Masdar Institute of Science and Technology
Bringing the Theme to Life ; connecting Minds, Creating the Future through the Expo 2020 Dubai Master PlanHis Excellency Helal Al MarriDirector General of Dubai’s Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM and CEO of Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC)
Expo 2020 Dubai : Waxing of the Arab CrescentDr. Hayat ShamsuddinDirector of Culture EXPO 2020
Building cities of the FutureHis Excellency Mohammed AlabbarHigher Committee Member for Expo 2020 Dubai and Founder and Chairman of Emaar Properties PJSC
Harnessing the Power of Dubai, its People and ConnectionsHer Excellency Reem Al HashimyUAE Minister of State, Director General of the Bureau Expo 2020 Dubai and Board Representative of the EXPO 2020 Dubai Higher Preparatory Committee
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Future energy as an element of the Strategy « Kazakhstan – 2050 »Nurlan KapparovMinister of Environment and Water Resources of Kazakhstan
The importance of future energy and on the necessity to address this theme in ExposTalgat YermegiyayevChairman of EXPO 2017 Astana
Expo 2017 : Future EnergyGerd LeipoldFormer Executive Director of Greenpeace International
Renewable Energy : a key solution to the multiple systemic risks in Energy MarketsJeremy LeggettFounder of Solar Century Aid
Le Projet Solar ImpulseBertrand PiccardAéronaute, aviateur, Médecin-Psychiatre, Conférencier
What the world could say about future energy in 2017Stephen StecCentral European University, UNEP, UNECE, OSCE, OECD and European Commission Consultant
EXPO – 2017 : How to present « New physics » Energy to the World ?Sergei IvlevScience and innovation Director « Coalition for « green » economy and g-global Development »
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ForewordVicente González LoscertalesSecrétaire Général du BIE
Expo 2015 and the Civil Society: the Path for the focusAldo BonomiFounder of the Consortium Aaster and columnist for the Italian daily newspaper “Il sole 24 Ore”
The Cluster : an Innovative Model of ParticipationFilippo CiantiaDeveloping Countries Participation & International Projects, International affairs Dpt. Expo 2015 Company
Milo CilloniExpo 2015 Company Collaborator
The Theme areas of Expo Milano 2015Matteo GattoThematic Spaces Director, Expo 2015 Company
My « Giants » for Expo Milano 2015Dante FerrettiItalian Set Designer, Winner of three Academy Awards and Curator of the Sets for the Main Avenues of the Expo Milano 2015 Site
Expo On Tour : Expo 2015 Communication, Virtual and PhysicalMarco PoglianiCommunication Specialist for Expo Milano 2015
The Pavilion ZeroDavide RampelloArtistic Director of Padiglione Zero at Expo Milano 2015
Expo Milano 2015 and SustainabilityGloria ZavattaPartners’ Development Sustainability Leader, Marketing Dpt. Expo 2015 Company
Expo Milano 2015 : A Really Innovative ExpositionValerio ZingarelliTechnologies Director, Expo 2015 Company
The City Operations Plan of the Municipality of MilanGianni ConfalonieriDirector of the Technical Secretariat of the Special Commissioner of the Italian Government for Expo Milano 2015
Chapter taken from his book « Expo. Universal Expositions from London 1851 to Rome 1942 »Sandro FusinaJournalist for the Italian daily Newspaper « Il Foglio »
Introduction & a chapter from «Stories of Food, Stories of Life»Aimo Moroni, Chef
IntroductionPaolo MarchiJournalist & creator of the International Chef Congress « Identità golose »
Bitter Earth - A chapter from «Stories of Food, Stories of Life»Antonio ScuratiWriter
Feeding Milan – History and landscape of feeding the cityLucia BisiAuthor of « Nutrire Milano. Storia e paesaggio dell’alimentazione in città »
The Waters of the Navigli(from« Nutrire Milano. Storia e paesaggio dell’alimentazione in città »)
A Manifesto Against the Tyrany of WasteErmanno OlmiDirector (Interview published by he « Corriere della Sera » June 17th 2012 by Giangiacomo Schiavi
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PréfaceVicente González LoscertalesSecretary General of the BIE
The importance of the Oceans and Coastal Regions and the Expo 2012 Yeosu, KoreaJunk-Keuk Kang, Ph.D.President, Korea Ocean Research & Development Institute
Living OceansCarl-Christian SchmidtHead Fisheries Policies Division, OECD Paris
Vers une gouvernance renouvelée pour la gestion intégrée des mers et des littorauxYves HenocqueNature & Société, DP2S, IFREMER
The importance of Healthy Oceans to the Future of SocietyNicole GlineurProgram Manager GEF (Global Environment Fund)
“Pour des côtes et des océans vivants: diversité des ressources et des activités durables” – Pour une politique durable de la planète MerPhilippe ValetteDirecteur Général de NAUSICAA, Co-Président du Réseau Océan Mondial
Christine CausseConseillère scientifique de NAUSICAA
Features of Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea: its Theme and VisionKim Keun-SOOSecretary General Organizing Committee for Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea
Green Revolution for the Living Ocean and Coast – Expo 2012 YeosuDr. Seoung-Yong HongChairman, Green Growth Ocean Forum, Korea
Dr. Chang-Hoon ShinSenior Research Fellow, Green Grwth Ocean Forum
The Living Ocean and Coasts : Trends and conservation of marine biodiversityLuis ValdésHead of Ocean Sciences of IOC-UNESCO
Luciano FonsecaProgram Specialist, IOC-UNESCO
Wendy Watson-WrightExecutive Secretary of IOC-UNESCO
Ensuring a Living Ocean and Coast through Industry Leadership in Corporate Ocean ResponsibilityPaul Holthus, Executive DirectorWorld Ocean Council
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PréfaceVicente González LoscertalesSecrétaire Général du BIE
Les multiples visages de l’économie de l’eauAntoine FrérotDirecteur Général de Veolia Environnement
Building a sustainable Global Green-Blue Economy – How Expos can contribute.Patricia FaulhaberWriter and Consultant
Expo Milano, between green and blueAdriano GasperiTheme Development Department Expo 2015 S.p.A. – Milan Secretary General Scientific Committee
Green Growth, Blue Economy and Expo 2012 Yeosu KoreaAmb. Kim Il-SooDirector General for External Cooperation Organizing Committee for Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea
Croissance verte, économie bleue, place à l’hydropolitiqueLoïc FauchonPrésident du Conseil Mondial de l’Eau
Climate change and the Rising importance of the Blue EconomyDipankar Dey, Ph.D.Associate Dean (Research), IBS, Kolkata, India
Pour une économie supportable et désirableLes Villes : un territoire propice à l’économie verte ?La Ville : un incubateur de l’économie verte ?Bruno GentyGaël Virlouvetet Camille LecomteMission économique de France Nature Environnement
Showcase Low-Carbon Economy & Deepen Expo ThemeZhou HanminVice Director of the Executive Committee of Expo 2010 Shanghai China, Vice Chairman of CPPCC Shanghai Committee, Member of the Standing Committee of CPPCC National Committee
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Expoagua Zaragoza 2008 and its Water TribuneRoque GistauPrésident Expoagua Zaragoza 2008 S.A.
The Legacy of the 2008 Zaragoza ExpositionAntonio Garrigues WalkerChairman of Garrigues Law Firm
David SanzAssociate of the Garrigues Law Firm
L’héritage immatériel d'une EXPO : de Zaragoza 2008 à Milano 2015Prof. Roberto SchmidPrésident du Comité Scientifique d’EXPO MILANO 2015
A Brief Summary of the Four Pillars of the Third Industrial RevolutionJeremy RifkinAdvisor to the European Union and to several European heads of state, President of the Foundation on Economic Trends in the United States.
The Legacy of Expo ZaragozaDomingo Jimenez-BeltranCatedratico Profesor Universidad Complutense
Water TribuneDalvino Troccoli FrancaDirector, Agencia Nacional de Aguas – ANA (National Water Agency)
Maria Cristina de Sá Matos BritoSpecialist in Water Resources (ANA)
Flávio TrögerSpecialist in Water Resources (ANA)
The Water Tribune and The Intellectual Legacies of World ExpositionsProf. Zhou HanminVice Chairman, Shanghai Committee of Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, Chinese Delegate to the BIE, and Deputy Director of the Executive Committee of Expo 2010 Shanghai China
Intellectual Legacy of Expo 2012 Yeosu KoreaAmbassador Kim Il-SooDirector General for External Cooperation Organizing Committee for Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea
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Siemens and Expo, the partnership with tradition and future.Siemens Ltd., China
La Démocratie à la recherche de la cité futureJordi Borja,Professeur à l’Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
A personal experience of the ExpoRinio Bruttomesso,Director, International Centre Cities on Water, Venice Universal and particular,
The Water Tribune – Expo Zaragoza 2008. A considerable step forward in improving the prevailing exhibitions modelEduardo Mestre,Director of the Water Tribune
Expo Milan 2015 et la Qualité de vieRoberto Daneo,Directeur du Comitato di Candidatura EXPO MILANO 2015
Comte après Saint-simon, très exactementOlivier Gangnard,Sociologue
American cities and U.S. representation at EXPO 2010 IN SHANGHAIPhillip WD Martin,Executive Producer, Lifted Veils Productions
Urban Best Practices Area: A Pilot Project ofExpo 2010 Shanghai ChinaProf. Zhou Hanmin,Chinese Delegate to the BIE,Deputy Director General, Bureau of Shanghai World Expo Coordination
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75th Anniversary of the BIE / 75ème Anniversaire du BIEVolker Barth (éd.)
PréfaceVicente González Loscertales
PrésentationVolker Barth
Edification and Pleasure at International Expositions, 1851-2005Anthony Swift
Technique, politique et spectacle: L’ascenseur hydraulique de M. ÉdouxVolker Barth
Fighting a Peaceful War: Japan at World Exhibitions in the 1860s and 1870sDaniel Hedinger
Attention and Spectatorship: Educational Exhibits at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco 1915Noah W. Sobe
L’éducatif et le mercantile: La convention de 1928, les expositions et les foiresBrigitte Schroeder-Gudehus
Exhibiting the Revolutionary School: Mexico in Sevilla’s Ibero-American Exhibition, 1929Carlos Martínez Valle & Eugenia Roldán Vera
Bruxelles, 1958 : La Lanterne magique, un exemple d’innovation audiovisuelle à but éducatifDaniela Bambasova
Innovations in the Sustainability of the Built Environment at Lisbon 1998: New Motifs in Educational and Entertainment ProgrammingLaura Huntoon
EPILOGUE
Innovation & Education of EXPO2005 Aichi, JapanToshio Nakamura
Expo Zaragoza 2008: Un verger de connaissance et d’innovationJeronimo Blasco Jauregui
Education and Innovation of Expo 2010 Shanghai ChinaHanmin Zhou
About the authors
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PréfaceM. Vicente González LoscertalesSecrétaire Général du Bureau International des Expositions
World Expos facing sustainable developmentMr. Luo GaolaiDeputy Director General of Foreign Economic Cooperation Office (FECO), Tate Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA)
Mr. Domíngo Jiménez BeltránDirector of the Spanish Observatory for Sustainability, Former Director General of the European Environment Agency
Mr. Ryozo HayashiProfessor of the Graduate School of Public Diplomacy, Tokyo University
Mr. Jim FrederickSenior Editor and Tokyo Bureau Chief for TIME Magazine
World Expos enhancing cooperation for sustainable developmentMr. Kim KlastrupGroup Senior Vice-President of Grungfos Management A/S
Mr. Anton SpierenburgTechnical Advisor for the Environmentof the Council of Europe Development Bank
Mr. Richard WooldridgePresident and COO of the International Herald Tribune
Mr. Osamu WatanabeChairman and CEO of the Japan External Trade Organisation, JETRO
Mr. Liu GuoshenVice Chairman of Baosteel Corporation
World Expos improving models for sustainable city lifeMr. Pieter van WesemaelResearcher, Architect, Urban planner, Partner in de Arkitekten Cie. Research and Development, Amsterdam
Mrs. Outi Honkatuki,Senior Economist, OECD
Mr. Mats AnderssonSenior Urban Management Specialist, Urban Development Sector Unit, The World Bank, Washington, D.C., USA
Mr. Shinji FukukawaFormer Vice Minister, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Chief Pavilion Director, Global House of Japan Association for the 2005 World Exposition
Mr. Zhu DajianProfessor and Head of Department of Management Science and Engineering and Director of research Centre for Sustainable Development and Public Policy at Tongji University, Shanghai
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Les Origines de la ConventionMaurice Isaacpremier Directeur du Bureau International des Expositions (Texte de 1936)
Le Bureau International des Expositions, ses pouvoirs en ce qui concerne les modalités d’application de la Convention du 22 novembre 1928 » 1937M. A. De Geouffre de la PradelleProfesseur de droit à la Faculté de Droit de Paris et directeur de l’Institut des Hautes Etudes Internationales
52 ans de ConventionM. Charles PiatDélégué de la France auprès du BIE, (Texte de 1983)
La crise des années 80M. Marcel GalopinAncien membre de la Délégation française auprès du BIE (Texte de 2004)
Epilogue : « Les Expositions Internationales au XXIème siècle »M. Vicente González LoscertalesSecrétaire Général du Bureau International des Expositions
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Colloque organisé à Bienne (Suisse) les 16-17-18 octobre 2002
InterventionsNelly WengerDirectrice Expo.02
Gilles NoghèsPrésident du BIE
Hans StöckliMaire de la Ville de Bienne
Lena HraouiPrésidente de la Commission de l’Information du BIE.
La Communication pour Expo.02Tony BurgenerChef de l’information et des relations publiques Expo.02 « La stratégie de communication pour Expo.02 »
Le concept de communication de la ville de BienneHans StöckliMaire de la Ville de Bienne «
Le témoignage d’un journalisteOlivier CajeuxJournaliste, Producteur de « 02 à la Une »
Communication for Expo Aichi 2005, JapanMari ChristinePublic relations Producer Expo Aichi 2005
Promotion Plan for Expo 2010 Shanghai, ChinaProf. Hanmin ZhouDélégué de la Chine auprès du BIE
Communication Plan for Expo 2010 Yeosu, KoreaProf. Chang-Sup ChoiProfessor Department of Mass Communication,
Communication Plan for Expo 2010 Queretaro, MexicoAlejandro GarnicaDirecteur de la Communication Expo 2010,
Communication plan for Expo 2010 Wroclaw, PolandM. Tomasz OssowiczDirecteur du Bureau du plan de développement de Wroclaw
Communication Plan for Expo 2010 Moscow, RussiaMarlen AkopovDirecteur Expo 2010 Moscou
Svyatoslav KocharavaExecutive director of Maxima Communications Group, “
Les Groupes de Travail / Working Goup
Groupe IVers une politique de communication commune pour les expositions internationales /Towards a common communication Policy for international exhibitionsPatrick Esmonde-WhiteDirecteur du Patrimoine Canadien, Président du Groupe de Travail I
Groupe IILa communication du pays organisateur sur le plan international et national, avant, pendant et après l’exposition /The communication of the organising country on an international and national level before, during and after the exhibitionM. Ole PhilipsonPrésident d’honneur du BIE, Président du Groupe de Travail II
Groupe IIILa communication des pays participants sur le plan international et national, avant, pendant et après l’exposition / The communication of the participating countries on an international and national level before, during and after the exhibitionM. Werner SutterDirecteur du Pavillon de la Suisse à Expo Hannover 2000, délégué de la Suisse auprès du BIE, Président du Groupe de Travail III
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An Introduction,Volker Barth
The OwnFair women’s worlds: Feminism and World’s Fair 1876-1908,Martha Sear
A force for Urbanism and National Identity: the evolution and impact of the nineteenth-century Australian international exhibition,Kristen Orr
Savage in Saint-Louis : Imperial Identities at the 1904 World’s FairChris Vaughan
The OtherSaint-Louis. Argentina onstageMarta PenhosJapan in Paris, 1867, Angus Lockyer
Musiques exotiques aux Expositions Universelles de Paris en 1889 et 1900,Beat Föllmi
The Universal« The indebtedness to the inventive genius » : Global Expositions and the Development of an International Patent ProtectionMagit Seckelmann
From the Temple of Industry to Olympic Arena – The Exhibition Tradition of the Olympic Games,Walter Borgers
Competition and Cosmopolitanism : Exhibition and the Liberalisation of International Commerce,John Davis
World’s Fairs and their Seven Daily Sins: An Epilogue,Mauricio Tenorio-Trillo
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Colloque organisé à Hanovre le 29 octobre 2000
Ouverture du colloqueGilles Noghès, Président du BIE
MONTREAL 1967Yves Jasmin,Directeur des relations publiques, du Marketing et de la Communication de Expo’67 Montréal
OSAKA 1970Shinji Fukukawa,Directeur Général de l’Institut Dentsu pour les Etudes Humaines et conseiller de la Dentsu CO, LTD.
VANCOUVER 1986Rod CameronPrésident de Criterion Communications et Directeur des affaires publiques à Expo’86
SEVILLA 1992Manuel MarchenaVice-président de Cartuja’93
Kurt GrotschConseiller du Bureau Stratégique Séville 2010
LISBOA 1998Le Legs de Lisboa’98 – Sondage d’opinion sur EXPO’98, Parque das Nacoes et Parque EXPO’98João Paulo Velez,Directeur de la Communication de la Société PARQUE EXPO’98
HANNOVER 2000,Herbert SchmalstiegMaire de Hanovre
Arno BrandtDirecteur du département des Sciences Economiques de la Norddeutsche Landesbank à Hanovre
AICHI 2005Kazuhiko TakeuchiProfesseur du Laboratoire Paysage, Ecologie et Planification de l’Université de Tokyo - Aïchi 2005
ConclusionVicente González LoscertalesSecrétaire Général du BI,
Déclaration des Villes et Régions Hôtes d’Expositions Internationales
La région de Hanovre comme lieu d’accueil de l’Expo 2000 : Effets économiquesSource : NORD/LB, KGH
L’Impact économique de l’Expo 2000 Hanovre. La première exposition Mondiale à avoir lieu en AllemagneNorbert BargmannCommissaire Général Adjoint de l’Expo 2000.
Le Site de l’Expo,Hubertus von BothmerDirecteur de la Planification et de la Construction de l’Expo
Y-a-t-il quelque chose de plus excitant que l’Avenir ?Matthias GinsbergDirecteur de la communication
La rencontre des Mondes – Programme culturel et évènements à l’Expo 2000Tom StrombergDirecteur du programme culturel et évènementiel de l’Expo 2000
Lisbonne: de l’Expo’98 au Parc des NationsAntonio Mega Ferreira et Joao Paulo Velez
L’Expo de Lisbonne : Evaluation basée sur les facteurs stratégiquesManuela Sarmento
Expo’98 Lisbonne « Impacts sur l’industrie hôtelièreManuela Sarmento
IntroductionM. José Torres CamposCommissaire Général de l’Expo’98
InterventionM. SekfaliCommissaire Général de l’Algérie à Expo’98
InterventionM. RobertsCommissaire Général du Canada à Expo’98
InterventionBernard TestuCommissaire Général de la France à Expo’98
InterventionM. MagaiaCommissaire Général Adjoint du Mozambique à Expo’98
InterventionM. MorgadoDirecteur des relations extérieures de l’Expo’98
InterventionNorbert BargmannCommissaire Général Adjoint de l’Allemagne à Expo’98
InterventionM. YAMADADirecteur des Expositions au Ministère du Commerce International et de l’Industrie du Japon
InterventionOve TorsheimDirecteur Général Adjoint du Département des Affaires Commerciales de Norvège
InterventionM. PaisanaCommission de l’Union Européenne
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Le site de la Cartuja cinq ans après Expo’92Ginés Aparicio SotoAncien Directeur des Projets et de la Construction
Lisbonne, le fleuve et la rénovation urbaineManuel SalgadoArchitecte de l’Expo’98
Expo 2000 Hanovre – Le site de l’ExpositionHubertus von BothmerDirecteur du département Conception et Construction Hannover 2000
Le Plan Directeur de l’Exposition Internationale de Aïchi 2005Nirihiko DanArchitecte participant
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Le message du Président de la Commission de l’InformationIstvan KovacsVice-président du BIE,
Un témoignage de valeurPatrick Reid
Le thème, son contenu et les expositions contemporainesEmilio Cassinello
Les Expositions Internationales : la valeur d’un themeAntonio Mega Ferreira
Un exposé de l’Exposition Universelle de Hanovre 2000Birgit Breuel
Le regard d’une entreprise participante sur les Expositions InternationalesGuy de PanafieuVice-Président Directeur Général du Groupe Lyonnaise des Eaux
Le renforcement du thème : un remède majeur contre la dérive des Expositions InternationalesMarcel Galopin
Les pavillons thématiques à l’Exposition Internationale de Lisbonne 1998
Un exemple de mise en œuvre du thème dans le cadre de Expo 2000 HannoverRèglement Spécial n°1
Le Service de Documentation du BIE: le rôle du BulletinVicente González LoscertalesSecrétaire Général du BIE
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