The Australia New Zealand Regional Science Association International Inc (ANZRSAI Inc) is part of an international association concerned with all the aspects of regional analysis and development. ANZRSAI welcomes proposals for contributed papers, for themed panels, or for special sessions, on...

The theme of the conference is Working Together to Grow: Innovations and Disruptions in Regional Development. This theme includes several sub-themes: regional opportunities and international trade; intra and inter-regional supply and value chains; and functional regions.

The theme of the conference is Regional Development: Policy, Research and Engagement. ANZRSAI welcomes proposals for contributed papers, for themed panels, or for special sessions, on any topic related to regions.

The main objectives of SRSA are to foster the exchange of ideas and to promote studies focusing on regional topics and issues and utilizing tools, methods, and theoretical frameworks specifically designed for regional analysis as well as concepts, procedures, and analytical techniques of the...

The theme of the conference is "Towards the Future: Emerging Priorities in Regional Policy and Practice". The ANZRSAI Council invites contributions from academics, practitioners and policy advisors on any aspect of regional science for presentation at the conference. The programme will include...

The theme of the conference is "Global Cities and Global Regions: Sustainable Futures?". Contributions are welcomed from academics, practitioners and policy advisors on any aspect of regional science for presentation at the conference.

Conference theme: Regions in Recovery: Research, Practice and Policy ANZRSAI welcomes contributions on any topic related to regions. We invite academics, practitioners and policy advisers interested in any aspect of regional science, regional development or regional policy to participate.

Plenary sessions will be organized around regional resilience and sustainable development, given the challenges facing New Orleans since Katrina and now the Gulf oil spill.