Mounds and Their Names in the Hortobágy region

Katalin Reszegi

University of Debrecen, Hungary

Interpreting a landscape through ancient, local micro-toponyms: The hinterland of the river Ogwen in Eryri, north Wales, from source to sea. Economic change and challenges.

Rhian Parry

Bangor University, North Wales, United Kingdom

Rethinking the City: Toponymy at the Intersection of Local Identities and Migratory Dynamics

Souad BOUHADJAR

Université Dr.Mouley Tahar Saida, Algeria

Cartographies of memory: street toponymy as a reflection of political regimes. Application to the case study of Elda (Spain)

Gabriel Moreno-Delgado

University of Alicante, Spain

Navigating Inequalities: Youth, Public Spaces, and Digital Mediation Across Diverse Geopolitical Contexts

Sabine Knierbein¹, Rachel Almeida², Richard Pfeifer¹

1: TU Wien, Austria; 2: Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Minas Gerais, Brasil

Extremist discourse in hybrid public space: Insights from a multi-sited ethnographic study of the 2024 European Parliament Elections

Jullietta Stoencheva, Tina Askanius

Malmö university, Sweden

The politicization of urban public space: The case of Vienna

Ursula Reeger, Miriam Haselbacher, Josefa Stiegler

Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria

Urban fragments in southern Europe, between security pressures and subversive rhythms in night-time public spaces

Eléonore Jactat

University of Palermo, italy

Exploring the 15-Minute City: Trends, Challenges, and Insights from a Bibliometric Perspective

Ozge Yalciner Ercoskun, Ebru Ocalir, Ceren Ercoskun, Hilal Tulan Isildar

Gazi University, Turkiye

Reframing accessibility by proximity for fair implementation of the X min city in peri-urban areas

Paola Pucci, Giovanni Lanza

Politecnico di Milano, Italy

Embracing urban complexity in accessibility planning: Towards a people-centred and place-based approach to reach the objectives of the 15-minute city

Felix Johan Pot¹, Ward Rauws¹, Samira Ramezani¹, Alois Humer², Anna Kajosaari²

1: University of Groningen; 2: Austrian Academy of Sciences

Reimagining urban edges: how Haakon VII Street shapes the 15-minute City

Micaela Mancini

GSSI, Italy

The Academic Development of Geography in the Complex State Contexts of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy: Institutions, Key Scholars, and Research Agendas

Bálint Hilbert

HUN-REN Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary

“Ist die Menschheit nicht ein größeres Österreich“: Erwin Hanslik’s Expansionist Geography

Maciej Górny

Tadeusz Manteuffel Institute of History Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland

Different Visions: Competing Ideas on Geography and Boundaries among British and Hungarian Geographers, 1915-1919

Charles Withers¹, Robert Gyori²

1: University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom; 2: Eotvos Lorand University, Hungary

Hungarian geography and Ukraine ("Ukránia"

Zoltán Hajdú

HUN-REN CERS, Hungary

Does “left-behindness” matter for staying in place?

Erik Sacha, Mila Miletić

Otto-Friedrich-University Bamberg, Germany

Migration and Return: Establishing or Re-Establishing the Bonds of Place Attachment

Paula Andreea Tufiș¹, Ana Sofia Santos², Jennifer McGarrigle³, Mădălina Manoilă⁴, Barbara Staniscia⁵

1: Faculty of Sociology and Social Work, University of Bucharest; 2: Faculty of Psychology, University of Lisbon; 3: Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning, University of Lisbon; 4: Research Institute for the Quality of Life (ICCV), Romanian Academy of Sciences; 5: Department of European, American and Intercultural Studies, Sapienza University of Rome

To migrate abroad or not?- Aspirations for international mobility and immobility under the influence of own migration experience

Monica Șerban¹, Paula Andreea Tufis², Mădălina Manoilă¹

1: Research Institute for the Quality of Life (ICCV), Romanian Academy of Sciences; 2: Faculty of Sociology and Social Work, University of Bucharest

Exploring Left-behindness and (Im)mobility in Europe: A Six-country Comparative Analysis

Barbara Staniscia, Giulia Fiorentino, Astrid Safina

Sapienza University of Rome, Italy

Decolonizing political ecologies of developmentalism from the peripheries of Europe: Revisiting environmental movements in Türkiye

Ethemcan Turhan¹, Cem İskender Aydin²

1: University of Groningen, the Netherlands; 2: Boğaziçi University, Türkiye

Political ecology and decolonising research practices: an imperative and a chimera

Alberto Diantini¹, Andrea Rizzi²

1: University of Ferrara, Italy; 2: University of Bologna, Italy

TRANSFORMING HERITAGE-SCAPES AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN CENTRAL ASIA: COULD WE ADOPT A POLITICAL ECOLOGY APPROACH?

Andrea Zinzani

University of Bologna, Italy

RE-IMAGINING COSMOPOLITANISM IN THE CAPITALOCENE: DECOLONIAL OPTIONS FOR FUTURE PROSPECTS

Nicolò Matteucci

Sapienza University of Rome, Italy

Mapping in kindergarten (KS 1): the contribution of fieldwork trips in the school’s area.

Justine Letouzey-Pasquier, Julien Bachmann

University of Teacher Education Fribourg (HEP FR), Switzerland

The City as a Pedagogical Device: the Perspective of Youth Engagement in Palermo

Valentina Mandalari, Marco Picone, Fausto Di Quarto

University of Palermo, Italy

Outdoor learning in the Nature Lab – experiences from a lecture hall for geographers?

Wolfgang Fischer, Jörn Harfst, Danko Simic

University of Graz, Austria

Outdoor Education in Croatia's Educational System: are we doing enough?

Ana Pejdo, Jadranka Brkić-Vejmelka

University of Zadar, Croatia

Transforming dystopias. Transformative geographical education as a process of shaping the world for the future

Gabriel Bohn

University of Bonn, Germany

The potential of the Dutch alternative approach Developmental Education (Ontwikkelingsgericht Onderwijs, 'OGO') for the realization of Transformative Education in the subject of Geography

Julia Klumparendt

University of Bonn, Germany

"Why Should I?" Collaborative Teaching of Humanitarian Action

Tal Yaar¹, Sonja Danner²

1: Oranim College of Education, Israel.; 2: KPH Vienna, Austria.

Transformative Education in Geography: Insights from Eye-Tracking Analysis of Gifted Students

Petr Trahorsch¹, Hana Svobodová²

1: Jan E. Purkyně University in Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic; 2: Masaryk University, Brno

Specific dimension of functional integration – the naming of polycentric urban regions

Donata Dorota Wysocka¹, Ben Derudder^2,3,4, Jadwiga Biegańska², Weiyang Zhang²

1: Interdisciplinary Doctoral School of Social Sciences Academia Rerum Socialium, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Torun, Poland; 2: Department of Urban Studies and Sustainable Development, Faculty of Earth Sciences and Spatial Management, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Torun, Poland; 3: Public Governance Institute, KU Leuven, Leuven, Belgium; 4: Department of Geography, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium

Stadium names between cultural heritage and commercialisation: A quantitative study of four European countries.

Florian Koch, Laurent Gautier, Matthieu Llorca

Université Bourgogne Europe, France

Building Names Motivated by Commercial Goals: A Case Study of Zagreb

Ivana Crljenko

University of Zadar, Croatia

The changing narratives and identities in urbanonyms of Zadar, Croatia

Branimir Vukosav

University of Zadar, Croatia

Green public spaces as social infrastructures. Addressing inequality and fostering community in Palermo (Sicily)

Emanuela Caravello, Marco Picone

University of Palermo, Italy

Urban natures at stake: investigating segregation and cultural appropriation in Florence’s Le Cascine park

Cecilia Pasini, Panos Bourlessas, Matteo Puttilli

University of Firenze, Italy

Urban Public Space Crisis in Ulaanbaatar: Overcoming Challenges and Unlocking Green Potential

Nomin Enkhtamir

Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, Department of Human Geography Urban Studies, University of Pécs

Recalibrating relationship between community safety and extremely deprivated people

Antonello SCIALDONE

INAPP-National Institute for Public Policy Analysis, Italy

Peri-urban areas in transition: a typological analysis to support the implementation of 15-minute city principles

Rodrigo Viseu Cardoso¹, Beatriz Martins², Eva Verena Schmolmüller³, Alexander Hamedinger³

1: Delft University of Technology; 2: University of Porto; 3: Technische Universität Wien

Revealing Accessibility Disparities: Mapping 15-Minute Accessibility and Its Socio-spatial Determinants in the Province of Groningen

Mahdi Rahimi, Samira Ramezani, Ward Rauws, Felix Pot

University of Groningen

Spatial Dynamics and Recreational Behaviors in Urban and Suburban Forests: Insights from the Vienna Metropolitan Area

Fruzsina Erzsebet Stefan¹, Karolina Taczanowska¹, Mariusz Ciesielski², Kamil Choromański³, Dariusz Gotlib³

1: Institute of Landscape Development, Recreation and Conservation Planning, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna; 2: Forest Research Institute, Poland; 3: Faculty of Geodesy and Cartography, Warsaw University of Technology

Perceived accessibility and walkability in urban neighbourhoods - insights from Walk-Along-Interviews from five countries

Janina Welsch¹, Anna-Lena van der Vlugt¹, Martina Schorn², Michael Kloiber², Özge Yalçiner Ercoşkun³, Ebru V. Öcalir³, Rienk de Groot⁴, Samira Ramezani⁴, Ward Rauws⁴, Ana Louro⁵, Luis Encalada⁵

1: ILS Research gGmbH, Germany; 2: Austrian Academy of Science, Austria; 3: Gazi University, Türkiye; 4: University of Groningen, Netherlands; 5: University of Lisbon, Portugal

Geographical societies in Budapest and Vienna and their colonial agendas before and after World War I

Ferenc Gyuris¹, Johannes Mattes²

1: Department of Social and Economic Geography, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Budapest; 2: Institute of Culture Studies, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna

German colonial geography as a racial-Völkish reordering project beyond “the East” National Socialism and the colonial writings of geographer Oskar Schmieder

Gerhard Rainer

Universität Passau - Lehrstuhl für Humangeographie, Germany

Inscribing the Dutch imperial geopolitical order: The colonial geography of Louis van Vuuren (1873-1951)

Sophie Bijleveld, Michiel van Meeteren

Utrecht University, Netherlands, The

Stabilization or Irritation: Religion as a Topic in Regional Geographical Research

Tobit Nauheim

Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, Germany

Diverse mobilities in left behind areas: voices from Latvia

Zaiga Krišjāne, Maris Bērziņš, Maija Rozīte, Toms Skadiņš, Ralfs Niklavs Sakss

University of Latvia, Latvia

Moving or Commuting to Opportunity? Interrelationships Between Spatial and Social Mobility in Left-Behind Places

Josef Bernard

Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic

The “New Fundanenses”: How newcomers are re-shaping the face of the city in a left behind territory

André Saramago¹, Ana Santos², Filipa Batista³, Jennifer McGarrigle¹

1: University of Lisbon, Portugal; 2: O Lugar Comum; 3: Municipality of Fundão

The sense of place of asylum seekers and refugees in left behind areas of Abruzzo (Italy).

Giovanna Di Matteo

Gran Sasso Science Institute, Italy

Assessment of nitrogen and phosphorus pollution based on multi-source data and the InVEST model in the Henan section of Yellow River Basin, China

Xu Yang

Institute of Geographical Sciences, Henan Academy of Sciences, China, People's Republic of

Pharmaceutically active compounds in rivers and streams of the Budapest metropolitan area: adsorption in sediments and efficiency of the riverbank filtration

Zoltán Szalai^1,2, Gergely Jakab¹, Lili Szabó¹, Gábor Maász³, Péter Dobosy⁴, Ferincz Árpád⁵, Tibor Filep¹, László Bauer^1,2, Bruna Silva⁶, Attila Kondor¹

1: HUN-REN Research Centre for Astronomy and Earth Sciences, Budapest, Hungary; 2: ELTE Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary; 3: University of Pannonia, Soós Ernő KFK, Nagykaninzsa, Hungary; 4: HUN-REN Centre for Ecological Research, Budapest, Hungary; 5: MATE Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Gödöllő, Hungary; 6: Universidade do Minho, Braga, Portugal

DANube SEdiment Restoration (DANSER): Towards deployment and upscaling of sustainable sediment management across the Danube River basin (The Upper Danube case)

Ronald Pöppl¹, Michael Wagreich², Thomas Hein³, Andreas Lang⁴, Severin Hohensinner¹, Diana Hatzenbühler², Johannes Kowal¹, Sonia Recinos², Ulrich Schwarz⁵, Julia Sandberger⁶, Stefan Schneeweihs⁷, Gerhard Klasz⁸

1: University of Vienna, Austria; 2: Department of Geology, University of Vienna, Austria; 3: BOKU University, Vienna, Austria; 4: Paris Lodron University of Salzburg, Austria; 5: FLUVIUS, Floodplain Ecology and River Basin Management, Vienna, Austria; 6: via donau, Vienna, Austria; 7: Donau-Auen National Park, Vienna, Austria; 8: Ingenieurbüro Klasz, Vienna, Austria

(Dis-)connectivity in urban rivers: the case of Genova (NW Italy)

Andrea Mandarino¹, Pierluigi Brandolini¹, Martino Terrone², Francesco Faccini¹

1: University of Genova, Department of Earth, Environment and Life Sciences, Genova, Italy; 2: Information System - Technology Office, Genova Municipality, Genova, Italy

Sustainability related emotions as social phenomena in the transformative geography classroom

Daniela Lippe

University of Graz, Austria

Post Growth in Geography Education in the Context of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD)

Lara Brede, Christiane Meyer

Leibniz University Hannover, Germany

Fostering transformative literacy to enable transformative action: Reflecting on the project “Low-Emission-Schools in Northern Germany (LESSCO2)"

Merle Biermann, Christiane Meyer

Leibniz University Hannover, Germany

Transformative Educational Networks – from theoretical and empirical foundations to practical implementation

Hannah Lathan, Lena Neumann, Madelaine Uxa, Leif Moenter

University of Vechta, Germany

GeoAI and Spatial Analysis: A New Frontier for Sustainability and Urban Inequalities

Simona Epasto, Paolanti Marina

Università di Macerata, Italy

Application of AI for Forest Ecosystem Dynamics evaluation and Predictive Modeling in Central Europe

Khalil Gholamnia, Lucie Kupková

Charles university, Czech Republic

Unveiling Urban Dynamics: Extract social structures from Street View Imagery with Machine Learning

Silvio Heinze¹, Robert Musil²

1: ÖAW, Austria; 2: ÖAW, Austria

Seeing Erasure: Machine Learning-Driven Remote Sensing of Cultural Assimilation through Street View Imagery

Ulrich Formann, Ferdinand Doblhammer, The Futile Corporation

Universität fur angewandte Kunst Wien, Austria

Local Collective Action Initiatives for a Sustainable Transition: Non-institutional participation in the province of Granada, Spain

Marina Frolova, Belén Pérez-Pérez, Francisco Javier Rodríguez-Segura, Juan Carlos Osorio-Aravena

University of Granada, Spain

Spatial redevelopment trajectories of nuclear sites in Europe

Belinda Ravaz

HEIG-VD, Switzerland

All scales considered: A multi-site mapping methodology for understanding energy transitions

Joseph Smithard¹, Bauer David²

1: Anhalt University of Applied Science; 2: Technical University of Berlin

Energy injustice and constraints of energy transition in marginalised rural areas in Hungary

Lea Kőszeghy

HUN-REN Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary

Socio-economic impact and integration of Ukrainian refugees in Italy

Stefano Ancilli

Italian Civil Protection department, Italy

Local welfare bricolages – Ukrainian Female Protection-holders' Subjective Perspectives on Arrival and Settlement in Berlin and Munich

Nora Ratzmann

Deutsches Zentrum für Integrations- und Migrationsforschung, Germany

Varied integration of Ukrainian migrants in Czechia: intersections of labour market, education, health and housing

Martin Šimon, Renáta Mikešová

Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic

Migrants from Ukraine in Hungary: Mobility trends before and after the war

Katalin Kolozsvári-Kovály^1,2, Ágnes Erőss³, Julianna Kohut-Ferki^1,4, Patrik Tátrai¹

1: HUN-REN RCAES, Geographical Institute, Budapest; 2: Ferenc Rakoczi II Transcarpathian Hungarian College of Higher Education; 3: Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Faculty of Economics and Management; 4: University of Debrecen, Doctoral School of History and Ethnology

Work and Financial Security in the Alps according to the 10th Report on the State of the Alps

Naja Marot, Tadej Bevk, Maja Debevec, David Klepej, Pina Klara Petrović Jesenovec, Nina Stubičar

University of Ljubljana, Biotechnical Faculty, Slovenia

The rise of enterprising communities: transforming economies in/from the margins

Annalisa Spalazzi¹, Jacopo Sforzi²

1: Gran Sasso Science Institute, Italy; 2: Euricse, Italy

Spatial aspects of human-wildlife interactions in the mountains: a case study of Central Balkan, Bulgaria

Stoyan Nedkov, Yordan Yordanov, Vanya Stoycheva, Hristina Prodanova

National Institute of Geophysics Geodesy and Geography - Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria

New forms of living in the mountains. Spaces, times and new economies

Nicolò Fenu, Paolo Giaccari, Samantha Cenere

Unito (university of Turin, Italy

Positioning the (Semi-)Periphery: Contextualising Central, Eastern and Southeastern European housing systems

Felix Böhmer

KU Leuven, Belgium

Re-Framing Comparative Housing Research – Some Implications of Re-scaling on Cities, and Re-centering on the (semi-)peripheries of Europe

Walter Matznetter

University of Vienna, Austria

Impacts of recent migration on Belgrade’s housing market dynamics

Nikola Jocić, Ivan Ratkaj, Aljoša Budović

University of Belgrade - Faculty of Geografphy, Serbia

Demographic Shifts and Urban Housing Demand: Exploring Serbia's Shrinkage Sprawl Paradox in 21st century

Danica Đurkin

Faculty of Geography, University of Belgrade, Serbia

Circular Student Migration Dynamics between Central Asia and Southeast Europe: An Analysis of Socio-economic Integration and Transnational Challenges

Rumiana Jeleva¹, Lyubomir Pozharliev², Tim Leibert³, Markus Kaiser⁴

1: Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, Bulgarian academy of sciences; 2: Leibniz-Institut für Länderkunde; 3: Leibniz-Institut für Länderkunde; 4: IPS-BAS

The conceptual specificities of circular migration using an example of international student mobility

Judit Tóth

University of Szeged, Hungary

The question of circular migration in the recent development of the EU law, with special regard to Brexit.

Laura Gyeney

Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Hungary

Dialectics of circular migration: conceptual and policy challenges for Europe

Éva Gellérné Lukács

ELTE University, Hungary

Residential insecurity and social exclusion. Squatting geographies of Barcelona.

Dolores Sánchez-Aguilera, Anna Torres-Delgado, Josep Coma-Guitart

University of Barcelona, Spain

Reproduction of Marginality and Renewed Urban Fragmentation in the Northeastern Regeneration Front of Barcelona.

José Ignacio Vila Vázquez

University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain

The Housing Emergency and the Declaration of Areas with Regulated Rents in Spain

Juan M. Parreño Castellano, Claudio Moreno Medina

University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain

TEACHING SCIENCE COMMUNICATION TO UNDERGRADUATE GEOGRAPHY STUDENTS

Marielle Zill

Universiteit Utrecht, Netherlands, The

The dissemination of a geographical film beyond the academy. Findings from the project Movimento Fermo

Silvy Boccaletti

Università degli Studi di Pisa, Italy

Public geographies and playful performances: insights from a murder mystery game

Marco Picone, Giacomo Spanu

University of Palermo, Italy

Geo-Narratives and Inclusive Geography Communication

Gustavo D'Aversa

Università del Salento, Italy

From Relativism to Responsibility: Theoretical Perspectives and Implications for Teacher Training

Elena Flucher

Uni Graz, Austria

Steps and Sounds: Towards Embodied Experiences of Soil and Surface Worlds in Transformative Education

Eva Nöthen¹, Verena Schreiber²

1: University of Bonn; 2: Pädagogische Hochschule Freiburg

Geography teachers as prosuming storytellers - a training concept for digital sustainability communication

Ariane Schneider

TU Dresden, Germany

Spatial prospective and eco-neighborhoods in the Anthropocene: A reflexive process supported by geographic artifacts

Julien Bachmann, Justine Letouzey-Pasquier, Patrick Roy

HEP Fribourg, Switzerland

Global Influences on Migration Patterns: Dynamics and Developments in the Vienna Metropolitan Region over the Past 20 Years

Max Aichinger, Peter Görgl

Modul5, Austria

Changes in the residential movements in the Budapest metropolitan area. Accelerating suburbanization and/or reurbanisation?

Julia Schuchmann

John Von Neumann University, Hungary

Long-term Growth of Urban Areas as a Function of their Location Attributes

Boris A. Portnov

University of Haifa, Israel

Mapping residential preferences regarding Europe: Insights into Canada’s and Czechia’s young adults’ perspectives

Daniel Doležal¹, Damian Collins², Petr Šimáček¹

1: Department of Geography, Faculty of Science, Palacký University Olomouc, Olomouc, Czech Republic; 2: Human Geography Program, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Is our network really inclusive? Public Transport Accessibility Gaps Suffered by the Disabled and the Fragile: Evidence from Strasbourg

Alexis Conesa

University of Strasbourg, France

The impact of transfers on public transport travel times: An extrapolation to disabled persons

Maël Dupriez, Frédéric Dobruszkes

Brussels Free University (ULB), Belgium

Lack of redundancy as a determinant of disabled mobilities

Enka Blanchard

CNRS, France

Towards inclusive public transport in Brussels: Testing design-based scenarios

Frédéric Dobruszkes¹, Martin Grandjean², Arthur Nihoul²

1: Brussels Free University (ULB), Belgium; 2: UCLouvain

« Heritage and spatial transformations : the case of Marseille’s historic city centre »

Margot Bergerand

Aix-Marseille Université, France

BALANCING DECARBONIZATION AND HERITAGE CONSERVATION: THE LIVING LAB APPROACH AT TERRASSENHAUSSIEDLUNG, GRAZ/AUSTRIA

Andrea Jany

University of Graz, Austria

Replacement or refurbishment? Transformation of the historic housing stock (Gründerzeit) in Vienna and Budapest

Viktoria Eva Lelek

OEAW, Austria

A multidisciplinary Categorization of challenges of reuse of residential buildings

Lamiaa Ghoz

Dresden Leibniz Graduate School (DLGS), Dresden, Germany; Leibniz institute of Ecological Urban and Regional development (IOER), Dresden, Germany; Technische Universität Dresden (TU Dresden), Dresden, Germany.

Transforming Nature Exploration: Gamification for Awareness and Conservation

Catia Prandi

University of Bologna, Italy

From Game to Reality - How Black Myth: Wukong Boosts Shanxi Tourism

Yushu Liu, Dolores Sánchez-Aguilera

University of Barcelona, Spain

THE CONCEPT OF GAMIFICATION AND THE POTENTIAL EFFECT OF VIDEO GAMES ON TOURISM IN ROMANIA

Marian-Andrei Vintila, Cristian-Constantin Draghici, Florentina-Cristina Merciu

University of Bucharest, Romania

Everyday politics of older women experiencing homelessness in Czech Republic

Petra Tamasova

Masaryk University, Czech Republic

Regional aspects of the healthcare system for people experiencing homelessness in Hungary

Noémi Annamária Vajdovich

Eötvös Loránd University - Doctoral School of Earth Sciences (Budapest, Hungary); Metropolitan Research Institute - Városkutatás Kft. (Budapest, Hungary)

Pathways from Homelessness to Secure Housing. The Case of Vienna.

Judith Schnelzer, Philipp Schnell

Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria

Blockchains and tokenization for social and community economies in mountain areas

Cristina Viano¹, Irene Domenicale²

1: University of Turin, Italy; 2: University of Camerino, Italy

Reimagining Alpine Inhabitation: Gentrification, Political Ecologies, and Shared Practices of Care

Elena Brusadelli

GSSI, Italy

Reviving the massif, not the mountains: Grounding new territorial projects in Val Seriana (Italy)

Renato Ferlinghetti, Mario Paris, Sara Invernizzi

Università degli studi di Bergamo, Italy

Housing system as driver of sprawl: Structural challenges of sustainable urbanization in Croatia

Ivana Katurić^1,2, Lucijan Černelić²

1: University of Rijeka, DELTALAB - Center for Urban Transition, Architecture and Urbanism, Croatia; 2: Urbanex, Croatia

ARE NEW HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS IN SERBIA HEADING TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY? OLD VS NEW NEIGHBORHOOD COMPARISON IN BELGRADE’S VIŠNJIČKA BANJA SETTLEMENT

Tanja Njegić¹, Teodora Nikolić², Milena Milinković¹

1: Institute of Architecture and Urban & Spatial Planning of Serbia, Serbia; 2: University of Belgrade - Faculty of Geography, Serbia

Investigating the effects of green spaces on inner-city gentrification in highly regulated housing markets: A case study of the Augarten park in Vienna, Austria

Christoph Elbl

University of Salzburg, Austria

Emerging new generation on the PRS – insecurity, vulnerability and stress in a crumbling post-socialist housing system in Hungary

Adrienne Csizmady, Lea Kőszeghy

HUN-REN Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary

Rigid conceptual frameworks of human circularity: international migration as an example

Sándor Illés

Ageing Ltd, Hungary

Immigration policy and multilevel governance – Austrian experiences

Tamás Hardi^1,2, Tünde Tempelmayr-Patay¹

1: HUN-REN Centre for Economic and Regional Studies Institute for Regional Studies, West-Hungarian Research Institute, Győr, Hungary;; 2: Széchenyi István University Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences, Mosonmagyaróvár, Hungary

Circular mobility and sustainability in the early twenty-first century

Péter Simonyi¹, Brigitta Zsótér², Katalin Végh³

1: independent researcher, Budakeszi, Hungary; 2: University of Szeged, Szeged, Hungary; 3: Szécheny István University, Mosonmagyaróvár, Hungary

Dual (urban-rural) development from the help of the circulators during crises times and after

Brigitta Zsótér, Péter Simonyi

University of Szeged Faculty of Engineering, Hungary

Shared Spaces in the Everyday Life of a Medium-Sized City: Beyond Hägerstrand

José Lasala Fortea, Carme Bellet Sanfeliu

Universitat de Lleida, Spain

Inner suburbanisation process – as a scene of micro-marginality in regional centres of Hungary

Gabor Nagy

HUN-REN RCERS, Hungary

Urban fragmentation as an effect of marginalisation processes. The case of Upper Silesian Conurbation

Krystian Heffner, Piotr Gibas

University of Economics in Katowice, Poland

Geographical marginalisation in urban areas

Stanko Pelc

University of Primorska, Slovenia

Smart City Development and Architectural Education: Student Perceptions on Technological Innovation and Sustainability

Ayse Glass¹, Juan Hernandez Leal¹, Jörg Rainer Noennig¹, Anja Frost²

1: HafenCity University Hamburg, Germany; 2: EDGE, Berlin, Germany

The influence of digitalization and remote working opportunities on residential choices – new emerging patterns of living beyond urban fringe

Anneli Kährik, Helina Tamm, Epp Vallikivi

University of Tartu, Estonia

Renovations and Futures: Exploring Justice Claims and Energy Practices in Social Housing

Simone van Wieringen, Sietske Veenman

Radboud University, Netherlands, The

Urban Renewal in Vienna – Changing challenges and aspirations

Katharina Kirsch-Soriano da Silva, Judith M. Lehner

TU Wien, Austria