Events Categories: Research Event

This workshop will be held under the auspices of the Regional Studies Association’s Research Network on EU Cohesion Policy, co-organised with the Network`s partners and hosted by Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning, University of Lisbon.

The Regional Studies Association’s Research Network on Infrastructural Regionalism (NOIR) is convening three online (Zoom) workshops to showcase empirical and conceptual research at the intersection of water governance, infrastructure, and regionalism.

The aim of this event is to explore the potential of using decolonial frameworks to researching Central-East Europe (CEE) and South-East Europe (SEE), and to discuss analytical value in collectively conceptualising these relational geographies through the movement of people, spatial imaginaries, and forms of border-work.

The workshop is open to and could benefit researchers who wish to explore new ground in regional entrepreneurship, regional economics and economic geography, regional innovation, and other social science disciplines. The workshop should also be of value to policy makers and practitioners engaged in working with and involving citizen engagement in local projects.

This event is part of the Politics of Displacement, Identity and Urban Citizenship in Migratory Context Research Network, as the event is funded through this grant. The 2020 conference is hosted by the University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

This workshop will be held under the auspices of the Regional Studies Association’s Research Network on EU Cohesion Policy, co-organised with the Network`s partners and hosted by Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning, University of Lisbon.

This event is part of the RSA Research Network on Politics of Displacement, Identity and Urban Citizenship in Migratory Contexts, as the event is funded through this grant. In this workshop, Yusuf Zine will present on participatory action research and ethnographic theatre as research methods.

This event is part of the RSA Migration, Interconnectivity and Regional Development (MICaRD) research network, as the event is funded through this grant. The 2020 conference is hosted by the Gran Sasso Science Institute area of Social Sciences.

This workshop aims to explore the intersections between two related bodies of literature: polycentric urban regions (PURs) and network approaches to the analysis of regional urban systems.

These special sessions will formally launch the RSA Research Network on Infrastructural Regionalisms (NOIR).

We are keen to attract papers which offer new insights into the effectiveness of the polycentric regional development model in general, and a particular focus on the planning and governance of PURs.

A half-day of training and workshop on community-based data collection.

A half-day of training on human rights, urbanisation, and climate change.

This event was organised by the RSA Research network on Academic-Practitioner Collaboration for Urban Settlements, South Pacific.

6th FINGEO Global Seminar