ANZRSAI invites academics, practitioners and policy advisers interested in any aspect of regional science, regional development or regional policy to participate in our 36th annual conference, hosted this year by the University of Wollongong in New South Wales. ANZRSAI welcomes contributions on...

The 4th Halle Forum is devoted to the development of cities located in Central and Eastern Europe that have been undergone the process of transition from the planned to the market economy. The two-day conference will cover four main topics (whereat the restriction to cities in post-socialist...

The key thematic areas of the XXXVIII Annual Conference are: - Business, Innovation and Competitiveness - Energy, Sustainability, Environment and Natural Resources - Government and regional planning, housing, public services and taxation - Growth, regional convergence and cohesion policies -...

The North American Regional Science Council (NARSC) is an international Regional Science organizations that, together, promote the exchange of knowledge, theory, and analysis of cities and regions across the globe. The annual conference is structured around a number of thematically-focused...

Topics: - Geographies of financial markets and institutions - Uneven development in Europe - Institutions in urban and regional development - Markets and marketization - New perspectives on Evolutionary Economic Geography - Innovation and knowledge

The 2012 conference will address topics such as: sustainability and natural resource management, forecasting methods for tourism and regional economies, the economics of renewable energy, and tourism economics.

The aim of this workshop is to bring together cutting-edge research papers on innovation and knowledge diffusion, and their linkages with regional economic performance. Particular attention will be paid to papers dealing with the mechanisms and actors of innovation and knowledge diffusion...

The seminar will take place in UCD and is open to all students pursuing a post graduate research degree in the subject areas of agriculture, the environment, rural development, food marketing, supply chain management, land use, development economics and rural sociology.

In October 2012, the Rural West Initiative of the Bill Lane Center for the American West will bring together in Ogden, Utah, approximately fifty scholars, journalists, representatives of NGOs, and state officials to discuss issues affecting the rural West. Participants will engage in...

Any topic of regional science will be invited.