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'Understanding and Shaping Regions: Spatial, Social and Economic Futures':

Published: Wed, 07 Jan 2009 10:38:01

Regional Studies Association Annual International Conference, Monday 6 to Wednesday 8 April 2009 at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.

The conference includes a number of themes where delegates can submit their abstract of 400-800 words via our website.

Conference themes:

  • Regional policy and evaluation
  • Regions as innovation hubs?
  • Labour markets, employability, worklessness and migration
  • Spatial planning, cities and regions
  • City regions, governance and democracy
  • Tourism, innovation and local development
  • Experience economy and spatial strategies
  • Regional and local identity: culture and imagination
  • Economic restructuring
  • Local and regional economic development
  • Liveability and environmental quality in local and regional development strategies
  • Territorial politics, regionalism and federalism
  • Social inequality, health and well-being – regional perspectives
  • Mobilities and connectivities – drivers for change
  • Non-urban issues – rurality and peripherality and island development

Plenary speakers to include:

  • Danuta Hubner, European Commission
  • Professor Liu Shiqing, West Development Research Centre, PRC
  • Truman Packard, World Bank
  • Professor Frank Moulaert, KU Leuven
  • Mikel Landabasso, European Commission
  • Professor Andres Rodrigues-Pose, LSE
     

The call for papers can be found on the Regional Studies Association website, where you can also submit an abstract and register for the event.


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