Parliament hosts events open to researchers from any discipline and career-level, and delivers training across the UK. Find the full list of opportunities here. Online training for researchers and knowledge mobilisers We offer online training, with sessions tailored for researchers at different career stages plus knowledge mobilisers (people working in roles focused on sharing research from […]
Shared Green Societies SSH Awards for PhD and ECR Researchers 2026 Deadline: 8th November 2026, 23:59 (CET) Award themes: 1) Supporting citizen and/or professional participation, 2) Promoting mutual knowledge flows, and 3) Advocating for inclusive public policies. Eligibility: PhD and Early Career Researchers working in the Social Sciences and Humanities, based in Europe and conducting research […]
We would like to kindly invite you to the joint webinar by MountResilience and MOUNTADAPT: Climate Resilience in Mountain Regions: Connecting Knowledge, Sectors and Solutions. Date & Time: 15 December | 10:00 – 11:30 CET Registration: Teams Webinar Background & Objective: Mountain regions are among the territories most exposed to the impacts of climate change, […]
This year’s Campaign for Social Science Annual Sage Lecture will be delivered by Professor Dame Diane Coyle FAcSS, Bennett Professor of Public Policy and Research Director, Bennett School of Public Policy, University of Cambridge. Andy Burnham has set out an ambition for “growth in every postcode”. Professor Dame Diane Coyle, FAcSS, will discuss this challenge, […]
Livable Towns, Cities, Regions: From Urban Conservation to Climate Action In person in Dublin, Ireland, and virtually: 28–30 June 2027 Abstract deadlines: 5 December 2026 (Round One) and 10 April 2027 (Round Two) Organised by University College Dublin and AMPS Research, this interdisciplinary conference examines how towns, cities and regions can respond to climate change, […]
Is ‘Manchesterism’ a model that can – or should – be replicated elsewhere? ‘Manchesterism’ has gone national. With Andy Burnham now in Downing Street, the experiment in regional leadership, devolution and place-based growth that has developed in Greater Manchester is no longer simply a story about Manchester. It is potentially a blueprint for how the […]
4th edition of the Pavia Winter School in Geography of Innovation in collaboration with Università Bocconi January 11-15 2027 The Geography of Innovation Winter School offers an intensive training programme for doctoral students and junior researchers from any background with interest in the field of geography of innovation. The school provides participants the opportunity to present their ongoing […]
The 11th International Conference on Urban e-Planning brings together interdisciplinary research addressing innovative theoretical and practical developments in Urban e-Planning. The conference is held online, hosted from Lisbon, Portugal, from 5 to 9 April 2027. We welcome theoretical and empirical submissions on, but not limited to, the following themes: Track 1. Smart Urban Governance and […]
The category of medium-sized cities is one of the most complex and, from a methodological standpoint, constantly debated areas in geography, regional science, or urban studies. Although population-based definitions vary widely (from 50,000 to as many as 1 million people), modern research increasingly emphasises functional relationships rather than demographic indicators. In the European context, medium-sized cities are […]
Jointly Organised by: Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP), Mexico and University of Westminster, United Kingdom. Call for book chapters: “Social Solidarity Economy as a Catalyst for Sustainable Development” As we pass the midpoint of the 2030 Agenda, the urgency to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has never been greater. Traditional neoliberal […]