Regional Studies
Association European Conference
Monday 16th-Wednesday 18th June 2014
Dokuz Eylül University Faculty of Business Izmir, Turkey
Monday 16th-Wednesday 18th June 2014
Dokuz Eylül University Faculty of Business Izmir, Turkey
Call for
Papers - One week left to submit your abstract!!!
Submission deadline Sunday 6th April 2014 – click here for conference website
Submission deadline Sunday 6th April 2014 – click here for conference website
There is still time to register for the RSA European
Conference 2014 to be held in the beautiful city of Izmir, Turkey. If you have a mind to register, now is the time to do so, while the
early bird registration rate is still available! There is a full plenary
programme each day, interesting special sessions and fantastic social events
for unmissable networking opportunities. We have also negotiated special rates
at local hotels for a limited time only - further information on hotels can be
found on the conference website.
Contributions are invited which fit with the following
themes, to collectively explore and discuss these key issues from a multitude
of perspectives and with different theoretical stand points and with empirical
observations from different parts of the world. Selection of abstracts will be
based on originality and interest, subject balance and geographical spread.
Abstracts should not exceed 800 words, text only.
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Borders and Cross Border Cooperation
Clusters and Smart Specialisation
Community Economic Development
Culture, Creativity and ICT
Developing Rural and Peripheral Regions
Entrepreneurship, Enterprise and Business
Climate
Geographies of Global Finance
Industrial Branching and Technological
Cohesion
Innovation and Knowledge Economies
Labour Markets and Migration
Regional Development Policy
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Regional Well-being and Happiness
Role of Institutions in Regional
Development
Role of Social Networks in Regional
Development
Spatial Justice
Spatial Planning and Infrastructure
Sustainability – Climate Change,
Environment and Energy
Territorial Governance and Regional
Leadership
Tourism and Experience Economies
Urbanisation and Cities
Women entrepreneurs
The economic adjustment of regions
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For further
information on the conference please contact Elizabeth Mitchell (elizabeth.mitchell@regionalstudies.org)