Job referenceT00184 Job description Every member of our University is part of the inspiring, supportive, and caring community known as Team Teesside. What we offer you: A holiday entitlement of 259 hours (35 days), plus bank holidays Additional leave over the Christmas and New Year period during the Christmas closure Special leave to support a […]
Politics & International Relations Location: Highfield Campus Salary: £44,263 to £56,021 Per annum Full Time Permanent Closing Date: Friday 06 October 2023 Interview Date: To be confirmed Reference: 2433423CC Lecturer in Politics and International Relations Be part of a thriving research, education, and knowledge exchange culture Applications are invited for multiple positions at the level of […]
Politics & International Relations Location: Highfield Campus Salary: £57,696 to £72,018 Per annum Full Time Permanent Closing Date: Friday 06 October 2023 Interview Date: To be confirmed Reference: 2433323CC Associate Professor in Politics and International Relations Be part of a thriving research, education, and knowledge exchange culture Applications are invited for multiple positions at the level […]
Politics & International Relations Location: Highfield Campus Salary: Competitive: Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience (Level 7) Full Time Permanent Closing Date: Friday 06 October 2023 Interview Date: To be confirmed Reference: 2432923CC Professor in Politics and International Relations Be part of a thriving research, education, and knowledge exchange culture Applications are invited for […]
The School of Business & Management, Queen Mary University of London is recruiting a permanent lecturer in Risk Management in Business Society. The position is aimed at a candidate that can contextualize risk management in relation to ‘topics including (but not limited to) sustainability transition risks at the level of firm and society, risks associated […]
Two Research Associate posts available at the Centre for Decent Work, University of Sheffield Sheffield University Management School is currently advertising two Research Associate posts. to support research being undertaken by the Centre for Decent Work. Both positions are for a two-year period. One RA will support research on (i) underemployment and (ii) the informalisation […]
I am delighted to share with you all a funded social sciences PhD studentship (home fees and stipend), available for a February start at Birmingham City University. Interdisciplinary in nature, encouraged to apply from; human geography, sociology, media & communications, humanities, music and youth studies. Below is an outline of the project and application details […]
The Department of Political Science and International Studies is currently advertising three new job positions: full professor, associate, and assistant. These positions are open to individuals working in the field of politics and international studies, broadly understood. For more information about these job openings and the application process, you can visit the following links: https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DCJ791/professor-in-political-science-or-international-studies […]
This blog was written for the RSA Blog Student Summer Series that will highlight graduate student success in regional studies across the globe throughout the summer. There has been much research on motorways and their impact on surrounding areas with considerable evidence that motorways cause suburbanisation while also increasing population levels and economic performance […]
This blog was written for the RSA Blog Student Summer Series that will highlight graduate student success in regional studies across the globe throughout the summer. The impacts of climate change in the UK are becoming increasingly tangible, while the farming sector’s role in mitigating and adapting to these changes is a hotly debated […]
The Department of Sociology is looking to appoint an Assistant Professor in Economic Sociology. The research focus within the area of economic sociology is open although we have a preference for candidates with expertise in one or more of the following areas: global capitalism and global institutions; international development; global inequalities and intersectional work on […]
Professor Klaus Dodds is the Director of Research for the School of Life Sciences and Environment and Director of Living Sustainably at Royal Holloway. In October 2012, he was elected Academician (now Fellow) of the Academy of Social Sciences (FAcSS). He researches in the areas of environmental and health geopolitics, ice humanities and the international […]
Stephen is a Reader in Urban Studies and Planning at the University of Sheffield. His research lies within the broad scope of urban and regional studies with a specific focus on applied spatial analysis, uneven spatial development and urban-regional policy and governance. He has recently published articles on recession and uneven spatial development, neighbourhood change, […]
Daniela worked previously in research and business development roles at HEI in Germany, New Zealand and the UK, as an events and tourism consultant and lecturer. Daniela joined the RSA in 2013, bringing wide-ranging international conference management experiences, academic networks and a strong entrepreneurial approach to the Association. Daniela’s job portfolio includes business development and […]
This Blog follows the recent release of a report for IUK by Professor Nick Clifton and Dr. Gary Walpole. The IPCC (UN) Climate Change Report (2023) generated stark headlines, warning of future existential crises if public and private sector actors do not make radical operational and strategic changes regarding all aspects of production and […]
In 2022 the Levelling Up White Paper confirmed that regional inequalities in the UK have been steadily widening over recent decades, and that one of the key drivers of this divergence has been rapidly growing levels of income per head and productivity in London and the South East. However, a recent set of articles have […]
(Re)Setting the Agenda: Investigating the Gendered Power-relations in the Leadership of Regional Development and Policy-making This project will challenge the masculine-coded forms of place-leadership in regional development by closely examining the different approaches to leadership that exist within regions, and ways in which different conceptualisations of power are enacted and shape policy-making and development visions. “I […]
I am an economic geographer with research expertise on financial geography. My research interests include geographies of money and finance, global cities, service sectors and market formation, focusing particularly on issues of financialisation, knowledge networks, and economic development in Asia and their wider production networks with Europe. My work also draws upon interdisciplinary ideas from […]
Dariusz Wójcik is Professor at the School of Geography and the Environment, Oxford University, and Fellow of St Peter’s College. His research focuses on economic geography, corporate governance, and finance. His book The Global Stock Market (Oxford 2011) explores the role of stock markets in the world economy. His book co-authored with Gordon L. Clark […]
Regional and urban sustainability transitions was the theme of the 2022 RSA Winter conference, set at the Holiday Inn in Bloomsbury, London, after a two-years break due to the pandemic. Sustainability transitions is a term used to describe the radical and structural shifts in socio-technical and socio-ecological systems that need take place to overcome the […]
Dr Robert Bowen is an International Entrepreneurship academic at Cardiff Business School at Cardiff University, and has previously held academic positions at Swansea University and Aberystwyth University in Wales, and the University of Nantes in France. He also currently holds a position of Visiting Professor at Audencia Business School in Nantes, France. Dr Bowen undertakes […]
Welcome to the 35th International Geographical Congress – Dublin 2024 Join us for this festival of Geography as we welcome more than 2,000 geographers from around the world to Dublin in summer 2024. Our programme will include: • Academic papers • Poster presentations • Fieldtrips and other excursions across the island of Ireland • Networking events for […]
Neil Lee is a Professor of Economic Geography at the LSE. He is also Professor II at the Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences and theme convenor at the LSE’s International Inequalities Institute. His research has been funded by international and private sector organisations including the World Bank, OECD, the EIB, and Barclays Bank, and cited in […]
To read the full paper on Brexit disruption and transborder leadership, click here. Across borders in the UK and mainland Europe, relationship-building activity that aims to stimulate problem solving and the co-creation of innovative projects and programmes has been a long-standing and important feature of city and regional development. Grand challenges and leadership […]