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Prof. Reijndorp responds to the King's challenge and explains why we need Legal Plans!
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Marcus Vlaar talking about Ranj Games.
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The Audience also responds to the King's Challenge.
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and the winner is...: The Audience voting for the Audience!
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Re-counting the Votes for the King's Challenge. Note the bribed Voter Pieter Bannenberg!
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Academics get their turn on the Self-organization question.
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The Game Begins with instructions from Michiel van Iersel, the game master
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Prof. Arnold Reijndorp during the Play the City Debate Game.
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Ekim Tan is rounding off the City Debate Game.
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An unexpected move from the Audience: Peter de Bois argues it is Everyone who needs to set the rules for multiplayer urban processes.
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Prof. Reijndorp responds to the King's challenge and explains why we need Legal Plans!
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The Practitioners Team is ready to go!
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Juval Portugali argues how all cities are complex systems in search of a balance.
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Christine de Baan gets the King's Challenge.
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Christine de Baan gets the King's Challenge and introduces City Gaming for Making and Maintaining Dutch Cities.
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Ekim Tan is rounding off the City Debate Game.
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Lilet Breddels argues it is the Government who should set the rules, if cities were planned through City Gaming.
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Renny Raamakers is reading: Are the Dutch Cities self-organizing systems?
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Cilly Jansen is arguing how urban development processes require a multiplayer game right from the start as opposed to inspraak which happens only at the end of the process.
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The Audience votes on Inspraak versus City Gaming
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Ekim Tan is rounding off the City Debate Game.
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Maarten Hajer argues it is an algorithm which needs to set the rules for multiplayer urban processes.
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Practitioners are waiting for the voters last say on the King's Challenge.
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The Audience also responds to the King's Challenge.
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When more get involved in planning process, who should set the rules?
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Practitioners versus Academics during the City Debate Game
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and the winner is...: The Audience voting for the Audience!
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Ben Schouten thinks questioning the role of a designer is dumb: Isn't it obvious that a designer is a visionary and a developer and a craftsman!
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Team Academics waiting for the next Challenge.
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Ekim Tan is rounding off the City Debate Game.
