The overall aim of CIRET conferences is to encourage and improve communication, exchange and co-operation between academics and practitioners who conduct economic surveys, analyse survey data and develop or make use of cyclical indicators. CIRET, the Centre for International Research on Economic...

This four-day conference brings together academics and policymakers to exchange news, views and research findings from the fields of regional studies and science, regional and economic development, policy and planning. The conference will also direct attention towards seeking to improve the...

All contributions with a focus on regional/spatial phenomena and an economic, environmental, geographical and social science background are welcome.

The main topics REAL CORP 2022: - Sustainable mobility – how can transport and the environment be brought under one roof? - Climate change and climate protection – how many minutes to 12 is it, how do we need to change our approach to the ecosystem? - Natural disasters and extreme weather...

Islands economies (and peripheral areas in general) have been coping with a number of challenging issues, notably the overdependence on a few key sectors such as the tourism industry and an oversized and over subsidized public administration sector. To a certain extent, islands economies can be...

We are planning to run our series of conferences as physical events with the option for participants to join virtually.

The REAL CORP 2021 call for papers is very broad and invites for contributions from all areas of expertise dealing with cities, regions and spatial development to gain a holistic and multi-faceted view on challenges and future scenarios in the urban realm. Next to science-based contributions we...

Advanced master and doctoral students from all disciplines are invited to apply. Topics: - analysing social and technical infrastructure planning practices, - governance and policy discourses, the politics of infrastructure, - the role of public, private, and civic actors and their connections...

Theme: Green and inclusive transitions in Southern European regions: What can we do better?

Key Topics: - Research using technology: Quantitative and Qualitative approaches; - Mixed method research, particularly with an emphasis on the different ways in which researchers combine quantitative and qualitative methods in network projects; - Teaching research methodology in business and...