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...

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...

The seminar has a rather unique format: sessions are only held in the afternoons and evenings, meaning that there is ample spare time for networking, paper writing, the development of new research ideas, research collaborations, and last but not least for enjoying the beautiful Alpine nature and...

Researchers who are specialized in regional/urban economics and international trade come together in order to share their ideas and comment on each other’s research papers. The meetings encourage interaction and discussion between the researchers, so that new ideas and joint projects can be...

Abstract submissions in all sub-fields of regional science are welcome.

The 12th World Conference of the Spatial Econometrics Association (SEA) has the objective to bring together econometricians, statisticians, economists, regional scientists and geographers to present and discuss their recent achievements in spatial econometric theories and applications, in...

The URBAN FUTURE global conference is the World’s largest meeting point of CityChangers: committed people that actually drive change to make cities more sustainable. FOCUS: It is all about the people making cities more sustainable.

This year’s workshop will focus on topics around digitalization, settlement patterns and urbanization. Additionally, empirical contributions falling in the broader range of regional economics are also welcome. Topics: regional growth and cohesion; regional specialisation; regional location...