Project results has been presented at ’Amps Conference NYC – Cities in a Changing World: Questions of Culture, Climate and Design’ 16-18th June 2021 organised by CUNY – City Tech / AMPS.
The paper presented:
ACORE project results introduced at ‘Critical Approaches to Romani Studies’ online conference organised by Central European University, 31 May – 4 June 2021.
Paper presented:
https://romanistudies.ceu.edu/citical-approaches-romani-studies2021
ACORE project contributed to ’Regions in Recovery – Building Sustainable Futures – Global E-Festival’ online event series organised by Regional Studies Association, 2-18th of June 2021.
Papers presented by project partners:
Here you can follow the sessions I and II on ‘Agents of change in old industrial regions of Europe’:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fw2HqI0tyNI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_dOjjC-25Y&feature=youtu.be
Franziska Görmar, Nadir Kinossian: Negotiating change: narratives in old-industrial regions in Germany [PPT]
Jan Piša, Vladan Hruška: Agents of change in old industrial regions: motivations, barriers and incentives [PPT]
Melinda Mihály, Erika Nagy: Contesting centrality and peripherality: Agents, strategies and changing dependencies shaping economic recovery in old CEE industrial centres [PPT]
Venue: Online
Organiser: Regional Studies Association
Date: 2 -18 June 2021
It is a research-led celebration of thinking about our regions and cities in a time of great crisis and change. The word Festival illustrates that the event takes place over several weeks, accommodating the work of many researchers and policymakers along with an optional social and well-being programme. The collective goal is to bring together an inclusive community to share research thoughts and to network.
The Festival will address themes related to the re-emergence of regions and cities from the pandemic. It includes longer standing challenges to society of climate change, geopolitical manoeuvrings, the rise of populism, the financial implications of these shifts, migration crises, new challenges to the survival of pandemic struck firms and city centres and much more.
Join us at the open session ’Agents of change in old industrial regions of Europe’ organised by Nadir Kinossian, Ani Saunders and Markus Grillitsch!
Venue: online
Date: 21– 24 April 2021
Organisers: BASEES, EEGA,
The British Association for Slavonic and East European Studies (BASEES) organises its second Regional Conference in cooperation with the Leibniz ScienceCampus “Eastern Europe – Global Area” (EEGA) in September 2020, in Leipzig, Germany. Under the theme “Globalising Eastern Europe – New Perspectives on Transregional Entanglements”, we seek to stimulate and discuss research on these border-crossing encounters in a comparative perspective. Aiming to stimulate a debate about interpretations across historical periods and geographical spaces, the conference brings together perspectives and case studies from a variety of disciplines. In thematic panels, round table discussions and interactive workshops dedicated to knowledge transfer and innovative science communication, about 100 international junior and senior scholars present their research on Eastern Europe, an area spanning from Poland in the West to Russia in the East, to the Balkans and the Caucasus in the South, in its global and transregional entanglements.
The event takes place online!
Join us at ’Reindustrialization and the agents of new centralities and peripheralities in non-metropolitan spaces of Central and Eastern Europe’ panel session organised by the ACORE team!
The call for papers for the BASEES – EEGA conference is open!
https://www.leibniz-eega.de/events/conferences/basees/
The British Association for Slavonic and East European Studies (BASEES) organises its second Regional Conference in cooperation with the Leibniz ScienceCampus “Eastern Europe – Global Area” (EEGA) in September 2020, in Leipzig, Germany. Under the theme “Globalising Eastern Europe – New Perspectives on Transregional Entanglements”, we seek to stimulate and discuss research on these border-crossing encounters in a comparative perspective. Aiming to stimulate a debate about interpretations across historical periods and geographical spaces, the conference brings together perspectives and case studies from a variety of disciplines. In thematic panels, round table discussions and interactive workshops dedicated to knowledge transfer and innovative science communication, about 100 international junior and senior scholars present their research on Eastern Europe, an area spanning from Poland in the West to Russia in the East, to the Balkans and the Caucasus in the South, in its global and transregional entanglements.
We invite participants for the debate on ’Reindustrialization and the agents of new centralities and peripheralities in non-metropolitan spaces of Central and Eastern Europe’ in the panel session organised by the ACORE team!
The call for papers for the 5th Geography of Innovation Conference is now open!
We invite authors to submit extended abstracts for the special session on Innovation and Regional Transformation: Change Agency and Opportunity Spaces organised by Markus Grillitsch Nadir Kinossian and Markku Sotarauta
Session description: http://geoinno2020.com/change-agency-and-opportunity-spaces/?fbclid=IwAR3muwq1CerqnD7rvMWmsFxY5nd7Ns_ti7xJg_ur7LrDrb1NZsEQiLL0CLc
We welcome submissions of full papers and extended abstracts (minimum three pages). All submissions (regular and special sessions) must be made electronically via this website. Deadline: 31st August 2019
All submissions will be peer-reviewed: For regular sessions, papers and extended abstracts will be reviewed by a members of the scientific or organising committee. For special sessions, papers and extended abstracts will be reviewed by the special session organisers. The results will be sent individually to each submitting author.
Conference web site: http://geoinno2020.com/about/
A live interview in the national broadcast media ( ‘Kossuth’ Radio channel) was conducted on the conditions of and agencies in local economic development with Erika Nagy, jointly with Gábor Nagy (CERS HAS) on 09/05/2019.