Conference Agenda
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Session Overview |
| Date: Monday, 08/Sept/2025 | ||||||||||
| 9:00am - 11:00am |
Registration: Conference Registration Location: Clubraum |
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| 11:00am - 11:30am |
Opening Ceremony: Opening Ceremony of the 10th EUGEO Conference Location: Festsaal |
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| 11:30am - 12:30pm |
Keynote by Prof. Denise Pumain: Co-evolution and sustainability of European cities Location: Festsaal Keynote lecture by Prof. Denise Pumain, Emeritus Professor, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Paris, France
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| 12:30pm - 2:00pm |
Lunch Break |
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| 2:00pm - 3:30pm |
103 (I): Changing tourism in a changing Europe (I) Chair: Dr. Angela Hof Additional Session Chairs: Alejandro Armas Diaz, Martin Knoll, Nora Müller
Kučaj and Beljanica Mt. a s a potential national park – a trigger of revitalization of rural areas in Eastern Serbia? Rural Tourism and Community Collaboration: Sustainable Development Pathways in Hungary Mountaineering Villages: Can They Offer Radical Alternatives in Tourism and Nature Conservation? Measuring Residents’ Attitudes Toward Tourism Impacts: Evidence from Andalusia, Spain |
114 (I): Towards more resilient food systems: exploring spaces between the mainstream and alternatives (I) Chair: Dr. Petr Daněk Chair: Dr. Lucie Sovová Chair: Dr. Christina Plank Additional Session Chairs: Marta Kolářová, Jan Vávra, Petr Jehlička
Community-supported agriculture through the lens of values-based modes of production and consumption Unravelling middle-class perspectives on mainstream and alternative food system among shopping community members in Hungary Resources and Relations: Everyday modes of food sharing in rural South Bohemia Food Self-Provisioning: To Transform of Existing Lifestyles with Vitality and Creativity |
118 (I): New phenomenon of Tourism Mobility in a Changing Europe (I) Chair: Prof. Gábor Michalkó 2nd Session Chair: Anna Irimiás
The measure of overtourism in European destinations Examining the Attractiveness of Shopping Malls Among Tourists Through e-WOM: The Case of Budapest, a Dynamically Changing Capital Understanding contemporary tourism to understand the transformations of the urban process. An epistemological proposal for the mobility society Differences in travel behavior through travelers' attitude towards AI and risk perception |
120 (I): Migration, migrant transnationalism and well-being. Drivers, impacts and spatial factors (I) Chair: Dr. Adam Nemeth Different sources, different conclusions? Survey-based insights on the subjective well-being of migrants in Vienna and Budapest The perception of quality of life in European cities: analysing subjective well-being in the urban dimension Why to Stay in Brazil? Unpacking Young People's Perspectives on Migration and the Good Life. On Hold: Exploring the Intersections of Indefinite Waiting and Island Phenomenology on Identity Formation Among Asylum Seekers in Lesvos |
151 (I): Spatio-temporal infrastructures and policies for a just post-growth transformation (I) Chair: Karl Kraehmer Chair: Sarah Ware “I walk, I see, I do”. On the transformative potential of hidden informal greening practices in the Czech Republic and Estonia Degrowth in practice? Exploring collective urban mobility and “people’s transport inspectors” in Santiago de Cuba Infrastructuring a community-led urban economy? Common good-oriented development in Freiburg’s Kleineschholz district Moving beyond the city as growth machine: Theoretical insights and new empirical evidence on urban growth dependencies |
157 (I): The foundations of national identities in Europe: battlefields, war memorials and nation-building. The adaptation of war memory to changing political regimes (I) Chair: Dr. Péter Reményi Chair: Prof. Norbert Pap The Battle of Mohács, 1526 – a memorial landscape The Battle of Varna, 1444 Memory of the Battle of Krbava Field The memory of the Habsburg–Ottoman wars through the place names of Hungarian Baranya and Croatian Baranja region |
171 (I): New Mining Futures in Left-behind Places (I) Chair: Dr. Helene Roth Chair: Prof. Nina Gribat EU-Greenland partnership on mining industry: contradictory spatial, political and social effects of the industrial engineering of promises Genealogy of Power: Collective Landscapes of Bor, Serbia What do financial flows tell us about mining futures? Actors, discourses, and promises around lithium in the Rhine Graben Re-mining Punta Corna. A Laboratory on the Local Impacts of the Critical Raw Material Act in the Alpine Region |
172: Mass housing, high-rise and vertical cities - Topical as always Chair: Dr. Tamas Egedy Specificities of Large Housing Estates in the Eastern Bloc The 15-minute city concept and the housing estate Another kind of normalization? East-Germany's Large Scale Housing Estates: A review of possibly emerging debates Busting the Scales: On Tirana's Vertikal Urbanism |
188 (I): Geography and the science-society interface (I) Chair: Dr. Michiel van Meeteren Chair: Sophie Bijleveld Chair: Lena Simone Marina Paauwe Chair: Noor Vet Cross-border simillaritites and differences in flood protection infrastructure along Prut river and the influences for vulnerability and risk Spatial Organization and Accessibility of Services under Varied Development Scenarios: Support for Optimal Planning Solutions Professionalizing the Planoloog: Co-production on the science-policy interface For a return of geographic imaginaries in institutional frameworks: the perspective of organized federalism |
192: Which literary geographies for a changing Europe? Chair: Prof. Giacomo Zanolin Chair: Dr. Lucrezia Lopez The “Waiting Territories” in a changing Europe. A geographical reading of the book "O Retorno [The Return]”, by Dulce Maria Cardoso . ON A JOURNEY WITH GIANNI RODARI: WHEN LITERATURE BECOMES "CREATIVE GEOGRAPHY" Senses and Emotions. European Caminoscapes through Literary Geo-Representations The Sinophone gaze on Europe: Geo-literary perspectives |
| 3:30pm - 4:00pm |
Coffee Break |
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| 4:00pm - 5:30pm |
103 (II): Changing tourism in a changing Europe (II) Chair: Dr. Angela Hof Additional Session Chairs: Alejandro Armas Diaz, Martin Knoll, Nora Müller
Recent characteristics of the international second home phenomenon in the Croatian littoral Between overtourism and abandonment: territorial tensions in coastal areas The Changing Geography of Domestic Tourism in Ireland Climate change, wildfires, and challenges to tourism development in Portugal's marginal regions |
114 (II): Towards more resilient food systems: exploring spaces between the mainstream and alternatives (II) Chair: Dr. Petr Daněk Chair: Dr. Lucie Sovová Chair: Dr. Christina Plank Additional Session Chairs: Marta Kolářová, Jan Vávra, Petr Jehlička
Creative food resilience from below: household food strategies between market and garden Transformative Knowledge Systems for Sustainable Living: Insights from Alternative Food Systems Food Practices Among Vulnerable Populations: Enablers and Constraints for Sustainable and Healthy Diets Towards more resilient food systems in the Sand Ridge |
118 (II): New phenomenon of Tourism Mobility in a Changing Europe (II) Chair: Prof. Gábor Michalkó 2nd Session Chair: Anna Irimiás
Islands on the Move: Tourism and Migration in El Hierro (Spain) and Pico (Portugal) Changing Geographies of Multilocal Living during the Covid-19 Pandemic: Second-home Tourism in Northern Sweden Networking Along Pilgrimage Routes as a Form of Responsible Tourism Mobility Silence as a heritage of the changing Europe: a tourism geography approach |
120 (II): Migration, migrant transnationalism and well-being. Drivers, impacts and spatial factors (II) Chair: Dr. Adam Nemeth “If the accommodation is not good and the worker comes, he will run away after three days”: selected insights into socio-economic integration and quality of life of migrant workers in Croatia Swedish society through Hungarian eyes Increasing Motivation of Iranian Students to Continue Education in Germany. Challenges and Opportunities in Academia International students: A study of public attitudes |
151 (II): Spatio-temporal infrastructures and policies for a just post-growth transformation (II) Chair: Karl Kraehmer Chair: Sarah Ware Confronting traditional spatial planning with existential challenges. ‘Resilience check’ of metropolitan planning systems Temporalities of transition: digital time as infrastructural barrier to post-growth transformation The right to the ecological city: Reconciling ecological sustainability and social justice in a neighbourhood transformation in Turin Planning and the transition to post-growth infrastructures. |
157 (II): The foundations of national identities in Europe: battlefields, war memorials and nation-building. The adaptation of war memory to changing political regimes (II) Chair: Dr. Péter Reményi Chair: Prof. Norbert Pap Czechoslovak identity in contemporary Czechia NATO and the Transformation of Regional Identities in the Western Balkans in the First Half of the 21st Century "This fight will be the last, or if not, we were wrong". The war and revolution memorials of the 20th century and their contexts in Budapest. Building a memory without a place to remember. The process of developing the memory of Rákóczi in the 20th-21st centuries |
171 (II): New Mining Futures in Left-behind Places (II) Chair: Dr. Helene Roth Chair: Prof. Nina Gribat “Mine your own business”: the Serbian scientific community and the debate over Europe’s largest lithium mine in the valley of Jadar A mining territory forever? The case of Almadén, Castilla la Mancha Research paper (Political Science) Lithium mining in Serbia. An analysis of conflicting notions of environmental awareness. |
176: Revitalizing geoheritage: a call for changing perspective Chair: Prof. Rosa Anna La Rocca Chair: Prof. FILOMENA ORNELLA Amore 3rd Session Chair: Romano Fistola
Can the revitalisation of an abandoned village in southern Italy be a sustainable challenge? Multi-proxy study of a sedimentary composite section cropping out at San Giuliano Lake area (Matera, Southern Italy): a paleoenvironmental reconstruction Promoting sustainable territorial development in inner areas through paleontological heritage: the case study of Campania region in southern Italy A composite index for defining territorial fruition of geopaleontological sites in inner area of Campania (southern Italy) |
188 (II): Geography and the science-society interface (II) Chair: Dr. Michiel van Meeteren Chair: Sophie Bijleveld Chair: Lena Simone Marina Paauwe Chair: Noor Vet Formulating Geography’s Relevance to the Development Field in the late 1960s and 1970s Mitigating the Impact of opposite hydrological hazards on Agriculture in the Prut River Valley The two Edwards: Mid-century modernity and the professionalization of American geography For a Responsible Geography |
194: Human Dimensions of Mediterranean Marine Biodiversity. A Geographical approach Chair: Prof. Stefano Malatesta Additional Session Chairs: Marcella Schmidt di Friedberg, Enrico Squarcina, Maria Paradiso, Clara Di Fazio, Arturo Gallia
Advancing marine citizen science throught participatory practices and critical ocean studies Sustainable marine biodiversity management practices and climate change. The case of the Sea Turtle Rescue Centre of the Salento Museum of Natural History Human-Sea Interactions in the Mediterranean: A Systematic Literature Review MEDiverSEAty: Integrating Human Dimensions in the Conservation and Restoration of Mediterranean Marine Biodiversity. |
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