Conference Agenda
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| Date: Wednesday, 10/Sept/2025 | ||||||||||
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106: The relevance of diverse information collection in research on transition of rural areas Chair: Prof. Ewa Karolina Korcelli-Olejniczak 2nd Session Chair: Jerzy Bański
Combining Data and Stakeholder Engagement to Support Rural Transitions: Lessons from Small Rural Businesses in the Nockregion-Oberkärnten Living Lab (Austria) Federal Institute of Agricultural Economics, Rural and Mountain Research, Austria Supporting Social Entrepreneurship and Food Redistribution: A Modelling Approach University of Ljubljana, Slovenia A living lab approach: a challenge or a solution for gathering information on a Functional Rural Area (FRA). The case of the Radomski subregion in Poland. Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization PAS, Poland Developing an Inclusive Short Food Supply Chain to Meet the Tourism Demand – example of LL Zaječar District University of Belgrade - Faculty of Agriculture, Serbia |
113 (I): Green and blue infrastructure and urban health (I) Chair: Chiara-Charlotte Iodice Chair: Dr. Anna Kajosaari 3rd Session Chair: Noriko Otsuka
Co-developing nature-based solutions to counter heat in the city: A matter of (in)justice. Insights from the EU-Horizon project ARCADIA. 1: Office of the Lower Austrian Government, Austria; 2: Swedish Agricultural University (SLU); 3: Swedish Agricultural University (SLU) Understanding community dynamics in co-developing nature-based solutions in two neighbourhoods of Turku, Finland University of Turku, Finland Viennese urban water features: institutionalist and environmental justice perspectives on planning processes Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Austria Stakeholders view on landscape characteristics supporting nature-based interventions for human mental health and well-being 1: Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Ultuna, Sweden; 2: Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Alnarp, Sweden; 3: Shinrin-Yoku Sweden, Sweden; 4: Warsaw University of Life Sciences, Poland; 5: University of Salford, UK; 6: OHSU-PSU SPH, Portland, Oregon, USA; 7: Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology, Warsaw, Poland; 8: University of Kent, UK; 9: University of Bologna, Italy; 10: Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain; 11: Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC), Barcelona, Spain; 12: ILS Research gGmbH, Germany; 13: Edge Hill University, UK; 14: Military Medical Institute - National Research Institute, Warsaw, Poland; 15: Marcus Institute for Aging Research, Harvard University, Boston, USA; 16: NeuroLandscape, Poland |
117 (I): Transborder and Cross-border Transportation: Connectivity, Accessibility, and Mobility (I) Chair: Dr. Chia-Lin Chen Chair: Prof. Jie Huang 3rd Session Chair: Jiaoe Wang
Border effects in European air passenger transport 1: Masaryk University (MUNI), Faculty of Economics and Administration, Department of Economics, Lipová 41a, 602 00 Brno-Pisárky, Czech Republic; 2: Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Faculty of Sciences, DGES-IGEAT, Av. Franklin Roosevelt 50, 1050 Brussels, Belgium The Impact of Cross-Border Railway Development on Eurasian Accessibility: A Simulation of Central Asia’s Railway Connectivity 1: School of Architecture and Fine Art, Dalian University of Technology, China; 2: Key Laboratory of Regional Sustainable Development Modeling, Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; 3: College of Resources and Environment, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Competitiveness and complementarity in cross-border shipping 1: Fujian Normal University, China, People's Republic of; 2: Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Quantifying border effects in Trans-European Transport Network: A simulation approach Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, CAS, China, People's Republic of |
119: The relationship between people, technology and space in the AI era Chair: Runlin Yang 2nd Session Chair: Shan Yang
Territorial practices and policies for the sustainable attraction of digital nomads & remote workers Università del Salento, Spain Measurements of distance in international trade of goods University of Warsaw, Poland Digitalization in health care regarding the Covid-19 pandemic – A case study from Hungary HUN-REN CSFK, Hungary Impacts of Remote Work on Human Mobility and Heat Exposure Patterns under Climate Change: An Environmental Justice Perspective NANJING UNIVERSITY, China, People's Republic of |
128: Political graffiti and public expressions in the symbolic urban landscapes of a changing Europe Chair: Dr. David Hána Tagging political territories: A geographical perspective on political graffiti in Linz, Austria Faculty of Science, Charles University, Czechia Wall-Written Dissensus in a Neoliberal City Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, Faculty of Arts, Slovenia Emotional and political heritage landscapes through the lens of street art in the city of Porto, Portugal University of Montpellier Paul-Valéry (UMPV) From Graffiti to Memes and Vice Versa: Visual Communication in Election Campaigns Across Digital and Physical Spaces Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria |
129: Europe in the Making - The Changing Religious Landscapes Chair: Prof. Gianfranco Battisti Religion as a marker of national identity - the changing pattern of Europe Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria Investigating the Regional Aspects of Declining Ecclesiastical Religiosity in Hungary Eszterházy Károly Catholic University, Hungary From the French laïcité of the early 20th century to the global emergency of the 21st. The transformation of religious buildings in an Italian diocese on the French border. University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy Muslim places of worship in Florence: spatial perceptions and religious practices of Florentine Muslim communities University of Florence, Italy |
150: Urban Spaces for Well-Being and Care in a Changing Europe Chair: Dr. Maria Lindmäe Chair: Dr. Mizan Rambhoros Building Child-Friendly Cities: Lessons from the International Child-Friendly Cities Initiative and its implementation in Europe Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy Urban Spaces of Caring Communities and new Urban Cultures of Care in Austria, Hungary, and the Netherlands 1: HUN-REN Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungary; 2: Johannes Kepler University, Linz Psychiatric Care in the City – Human Scale and Social Condensers Vienna University of Technology, Austria What Do Children Need? The Role of Informal Open Spaces in Planning Practices to foster Children's Well-Being in Suburbia Technical University Berlin, Germany |
161: Extractive landscapes: bridging different disciplinary perspectives through the history of European marginal territories Chair: Dr. Mosè Cometta 2nd Session Chair: Johannes Herburger
Conditioned urban growth & hidden geographies of coal extraction, storage and usage. Bulk landscape and the case of Coronel sacrifice zone, Chile. Gdansk University of Technology, Poland Transformation of a European extractive landscape – The case of the Austrian Styrian Iron Route University Graz, Department of Geography and Regional Science, Austria Extractive Hinterlands and Territorial Governance: The Scottish Highlands and Islands as an Operational Landscape Bilkent University, Turkiye Digging and filling for the metropolis: the trajectories of quarry territories in the Seine Valley (France) in the light of legal and market regulation UPEC - lab'urba, France |
166-173 (I): New trends in the electoral geography in Europe Chair: Prof. Christian Vandermotten 2nd Session Chair: Gilles Van Hamme
The spatialisation of new electoral cleavages in Europe since the beginning of the 21st century Société royale belge de géographie, Belgium Local and Transnational: The Political Geography of European Parliament Elections Groupe d'études géopolitiques, Paris, France Between rural and urban. Specificity of political behaviour in small towns of Poland Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Geographical aspects of the 2024 redistricting of Hungarian parliamentary constituencies HUN-REN Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary |
200: Private Developers and World Heritage City: Tensions, Negotiations and Arrangements Chair: Dr. Sandra Guinand Chair: Dr. Gábor Oláh Additional Session Chairs: Etienne Berthold, Maryse Boivin, Maria Gravari-Barbas, Laura Brown
When Memory Meets the Market: Investor-led urbicide and heritage sites University of Westminster, United Kingdom URBAN TENSIONS AROUND WORLD HERITAGE: THE LANDSCAPE OF LIGHT IN THE HISTORIC CENTER OF MADRID 1: Complutense University of Madrid, Spain; 2: Complutense University of Madrid, Spain; 3: Complutense University of Madrid, Spain; 4: Complutense University of Madrid, Spain 'Time Matters: Chrononomies of UNESCO World Heritage Governance.' University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom Negotiating World Heritage: The Trials of Edinburgh’s Old and New Towns The University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom |
| 10:30am - 11:00am |
Coffee Break |
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113 (II): Green and blue infrastructure and urban health (II) Chair: Chiara-Charlotte Iodice Chair: Dr. Anna Kajosaari 3rd Session Chair: Noriko Otsuka
Research on parks and green spaces policies through health promotion in Japan's SDGs future cities in the Kansai Metropolitan Region 1: Wakayama University, Japan; 2: ILS Research gGmbH, Germany; 3: Osaka University, Japan Citizen Engagement and Just Adaptation to Flooding in Amsterdam University of Vienna, University of Amsterdam Activity space exposure to greenness and physical activity: A longitudinal GPS and accelerometer study before and after retirement 1: Department of Geography and Geology, University of Turku, Turku, Finland; 2: Turku PET Centre, University of Turku and Turku University Hospital, Turku, Finland; 3: Department of Geosciences and Geography, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland; 4: Department of Public Health, University of Turku and Turku University Hospital, Turku, Finland; 5: Centre for Population Health Research, University of Turku and Turku University Hospital, Turku, Finland; 6: Clinicum, Faculty of Medicine, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland; 7: Research Services, University of Turku and Turku University Hospital, Turku, Finland Impact of Proximity to Urban Green Spaces on Adolescent Use and Well-being in Spanish Cities Health and Territory Research (HTR), University of Seville, Spain |
117 (II): Transborder and Cross-border Transportation: Connectivity, Accessibility, and Mobility (II) Chair: Dr. Chia-Lin Chen Chair: Prof. Jie Huang 3rd Session Chair: Jiaoe Wang
Beyond borders: the role of Trieste in territorial development University of Trieste, Italy Evaluating the Causal Impacts on Spatial Satisfaction Sentiment of Shenzhen-Hong Kong Regional Integration Policies: An Interrupted Time Series Study Leveraging Large Language Models 1: Peking University, China; 2: Tongji University, China One country, different borders: The motivation factors for cross-border mobility Masaryk University, Czech Republic The influence of HSR on the duration of an international one-day business trip: The perspective of Czechia Masaryk University, Czech Republic |
122: Sacrifice Zones: Configurations, Representations, Practices, and Reterritorialization Projects in Europe Chair: Dr. Federica Epifani Chair: Gustavo D'Aversa 3rd Session Chair: Patrizia Domenica Miggiano
Rethinking marginality through the geographies of children living neighborhoods “of exception”. A comparison between Borgo Marina, Rimini, and Al Hussein Camp, Amman. La Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy Spaces of Resistance and “Sacrifice Zones”: Comics as a Tool for Socio-Ecological Mobilization in Southern Italy Università del Salento, Italy Toward a European Definition of “Sacrifice Zone”: Configurations, Representations, and Pathways to Spatial Justice 1: Università del Salento, Italy; 2: Pegaso University, Italy |
153: Migrant transnationalism Chair: Dr. Adam Nemeth 2nd Session Chair: Prof. Yuri Kazepov
An integration–transnationalism matrix analysis of Hungarian migrants: evidence from an online survey HUN-REN Centre for Social Sciences, Institute for Minority Studies, Hungary The Digital Inclusion of Transnational Migrants and Transnational Households 1: Charles University, Faculty of Science, Czech Republic; 2: Beijing Normal University-Hong Kong Baptist University, United International College, Zhuhai, Guangdong, China Multiple place attachment, identification with and loyalty to place University of Girona, Spain Is it worth it? Spatial mobility, overqualification and subjective well-being among Hungarian transnational migrants and cross-border commuters in Austria Austrian Academy of Sciences, University of Vienna, Austria |
163: The Changing European Rural Landscape: Land Concentration, Monocultures, and Biodiversity Loss Chair: Prof. Pierluigi De Felice Chair: Dr. Marilena Labianca Additional Session Chairs: Maria Gemma Grillotti Di Giacomo, Silvia Siniscalchi, Luisa Spagnoli, Teresa Amodio
The rural landscape as an interpretative paradigm of sustainable agriculture 1: Association Inter-University Research Group GECOAGRI LANDITALY; 2: University of Salerno; 3: University of Foggia Land concentration, monocultures, social transformation in rural Hungary Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary Advancing sustainable land management: A case study on soil health and biodiversity in mainland Portugal 1: Centre of Geographical Studies (CEG), Associate Laboratory TERRA, Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning (IGOT), Universidade de Lisboa; 2: Environmental Management Laboratory, Mykolas Romeris University, Ateities s. 20, Vilnius, Lithuania Current trends in mountain farming between intensification and new crops. Findings from some case studies in Italian Eastern Alps 1: Università Iuav di Venezia, Italy; 2: Università degli Studi di Udine, Italy |
166-173 (II): Spatial aspects of political behaviour: elections, referendums, protest events Chair: Balázs Szabó Chair: Dr. Tamás Kovalcsik Exploring Spatial Dynamics of Voter Turnout: A Multiscale Analysis of Croatia's 2024 Parliamentary Elections University of Zadar, Croatia Local activity of Poznań residents in light of the results of the elections to district councils in 2024 Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland Exploring the Electoral Geography of Right-Wing Populism: The Role of Left-Behind Regions 1: Thünen Institute of Rural Studies, Germany; 2: The Czech Academy of Sciences Difficulties to access services & equipments and the impact on electoral behaviour Free University of Brussels, Belgium |
175: Physical geography toponyms: a friendly tool for a better comprehension of the geomorphological landscape Chair: Prof. Francesco Faccini Additional Session Chairs: Andrea Ferrando, Paola Coratza
Landscape terminology and everyday language Tallinn University, Estonia The Lost Names: The Disappearance of Glacier Names in the Austrian Alps BEV, Austria Examples of evidence of mismatch between toponyms and landforms in Campania Region cartography UNIVERSITY OF SANNIO, Benevento, ITALY Identification and classification of physical and human geography toponyms in the Antola Natural Park (Ligurian Apennines) 1: University of Genoa, Italy; 2: Regione Liguria, Genoa, Italy; 3: Ente Parco Antola, Torriglia (Genoa), Italy; 4: Geologist, Isola del Cantone (Genoa), Italy |
179: Local Strategies of Empowering Rural Communities Chair: Prof. Andreas Koch When bottom-up isn’t enough. Local rural perspective between culture wars and false consciousness Università della Svizzera italiana, Switzerland Local stakeholders’ involvement in co-participatory multi-hazard risk management along the Prut Valley 1: Institute of Ecology and Geography, Moldova State University, Chisinau, Republic of Moldova; 2: Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Department of Geography, Iasi, Romania Scarce Water Resources between Communal Ownership and National Centralization Efforts 1: Institute of Geography, Osnabrück University, Germany; 2: Stockholm Resilience Center, Stockholm University, Sweden; 3: Centro Agronomico Tropical de Investigacion y Ensenanza (CATIE), Turrialba, Costa Rica Geographical Indications: Examining the Role of PDO and PGI Schemes in Producer Cooperation in Slovenia Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Slovenia |
180: Agronomic Production and Water Resources: Strategies, Innovations, and Practices for Climate Change Resilience Chair: Dr. Lucia Grazia Varasano Chair: Dr. Luisa Spagnoli How is agriculture adapting to climate change? 1: Green Policy Center, Hungary; 2: Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences; 3: PÉva Művek Possibilities for Profound Land-use Change in a Drying Area 1: Environmental Social Sciences Research Group Nonprofit Ltd., Hungary; 2: WWF Hungary; 3: Centre for Social Sciences Water Resources and Agronomic Strategies in North Africa: Adapting to Climate Change Challenges University of Belgrade, Serbia Valorisation of Natural and Cultural Heritage of rural areas in a Climate Change context University of Milan, Italy |
198: Transformative worldvisions from the Global East? (Post)socialist inspirations for resilience and good life Chair: Dr. Lucie Sovová Chair: jana gebauer Chair: Anja Decker Additional Session Chairs: Lilian Pungas, Markus Sattler, Sunna Kovanen
Common Pool Resources, Collaborative Action, and Local Knowledge in High Asia Freie Universität Berlin, Germany QUIET COMMONING OR, THE DISTRIBUTED AND INFORMAL MANAGEMENT OF COMMON GOODS IN THE URBAN, PUBLIC ORCHARDS OF CZECHIA’S CAPITAL CITY Charles University, Czech Republic Quiet Right to the City: Contributing to Urban Sustainability by Converging Allotment and Community Gardens 1: BOKU, Austria; 2: FF UK, Czechia On Babushkas and Postcapitalism: Theorising Diverse Economies from the Global East 1: Rural Sociology Group, Wageningen University & Research, the Netherlands; 2: Institute of Geography & CRED, University of Bern, Switzerland; 3: Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Sociology, Czechia; 4: Institute of Sociology, Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germany; 5: Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography, Leipzig, Germany; 6: Department of Geography, Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich, Germany; 7: Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk University, Brno, Czechia; 8: Brandenburg University of Technology, Chair of Regional Planning, Cottbus, Germany; 9: Department of Geography and Planning, School for Environmental Sciences, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom |
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115 (I): The changing and contrasting geographies of railways in Europe (I) Chair: Prof. Simon Blainey Chair: Dr. Amparo Moyano The Potential for Using Regional Rail in Intra-Urban Commuting in Central and Eastern Europe University of Wroclaw, Poland The Decline of Conventional Rail Services in Low-Populated Areas Amid High-Speed Rail Expansion Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain The impact of the construction of the Central Communication Hub (CPK) and new high-speed railway line on the accessibility and range of outreach of airports in Poland Adam Mickiewicz University Poznań, Poland The effects of teleworking on high-speed rail commuting patterns in Spain: a changing scenario Department of Civil Engineering, Universidad de Castilla La Mancha (UCLM), Spain |
123 (I): The healing city in times of climate change (I) Chair: Prof. Susann Schäfer Chair: Prof. Soeren Becker 3rd Session Chair: Emanuele Garda
Urban Green Areas for Health in the Context of Climate Change University of Bergamo, Italy Geospatial Prioritization of Terrains for “Greening” Urban Infrastructure Sofia University St.Kliment Ohridski, Bulgaria Visual preferences for greenery in cities through the eyes of young people in Czechia 1: University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, Czechia; 2: Palacky University Olomouc, Czechia Individual risk awareness profiles in the context of green and blue infrastructure Department of Geography and Geology, University of Turku, Finland |
127: Navigating Demographic and Migration Challanges: Data-Informed Solutions for a Changing World Chair: Prof. Elina Apsite Berina Chair: Dr. Zaiga Krišjāne Chair: Dr. Maris Berzins The impact of contemporary migration patterns in Croatia on age and family structures University of Zadar, Croatia Understanding demographic and migratory patterns in left-behind places of Latvia University of Latvia, Latvia Population Ageing in Croatia: Will Older People Be Left Alone and Unprotected? 1: Department for Migration and Demographic Research, Institute for Migration Research, Croatia; 2: Department of Geography, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb The Role of International Students in Addressing Demographic Shifts: A Resource for Demographic Resilience in Latvia 1: University of Latvia, Latvia; 2: Estonian Education and Youth Board, Estonia |
135 (I): Arts-based research in urban geography: Re-imagining urban lifeworlds (I) Chair: Dr. Miriam Haselbacher Chair: Dr. Philipp Schnell Chair: Dr. Wiebke Sievers Sex workers’ experiences and utopias of self-representation in city space in Finland University of Helsinki, Finland Participative multimodal research across micro-urbanities in an inner-periphery 1: German Centre for Integration and Migration Research (DeZIM), Berlin, Germany; 2: Paris Lodron University Salzburg Urban Crossings: Post-Migration Spaces and Artistic Encounters in Istanbul Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkiye |
136 (I): Urban in the Countryside: Flows, Knowledge, and Transformation in Rural Europe (I) Chair: Dr. Kyra Tomay Chair: Gusztav Nemes Investigating the Transformation of Urban Fringe Areas – Land Use Changes and Segregation in the Peripheries of Central-Eastern European Cities HUN-REN CERS IRS, Hungary Urban to rural migration, rural gentrification, and the “new urbanity” in coastal towns of Turkey: The Cases of Seferihisar and Datça İzmir Katip Çelebi University, Turkiye Urban newcomers as candidates in rural municipal elections. Explorations in the political dimension of lifestyle migration. Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic Urban newcomers and rural development: the role of entrepreneurship in rural development Department of Sociology, University of Pécs, Hungary |
142: Geopolitics of Migration and Security in a Changing Europe Chair: Prof. Maria Paola Pagnini 2nd Session Chair: Giuseppe Terranova
Geopolitics of immigration in a disordered world: the case of the European Union Unicusano, Italy Women as Geopolitical Subjects and Objects in the Context of Migration and Security 1: University of Sassari, Italy; 2: University of Messina, Italy Migration routes and ‘Fortress Europe’. Cultural geography considerations on the migratory journey 1: University of Messina, Italy; 2: University of Messina, Italy Global supply chains, uncertainty and geopolitics in a changing Europe University Iuav of Venice, Italy |
147: Geopolitics of Early Modern Age: Conflicts, Authors, Maps and Perspectives of a Global World Chair: Prof. Alessandro Ricci On the political use of geography. The case of Gabriel Chappuys Università degli Studi di Genova, Italy Geostrategic Rhetoric of the Map: Decorative Elements on Early Modern Cartographic Representations of the Adriatic Sea 1: Department of Geography, University of Zadar, Croatia; 2: Institute for Migration and Ethnic Studies, Zagreb, Croatia The Heritage of Mural Cycles. The Symbolism of Power from the Modern Age to Contemporaneity: the Case of the Cartographic Cycle of the Palazzo Aeronautica in Rome Università La Sapienza di Roma, Italy Global Lines and Geopolitics of Early Modern: Maps for a Global World Università di Bergamo, Italy |
154: Going beyond the city borders – Culture’s role in regional development, with a special focus on European Capital of Culture Chair: Dr. Judit Sulyok Chair: Dr. Katalin Lorincz Chair: Dr. Eszter Madarász From Miners to Students to Knowledge-Intensive Entrepreneurs? On the (Sociocultural) Complexities of Establishing Entrepreneurship in Post-Industrial Regional Development Technical University of Berlin, Germany Celebrating culture without borders: The twin town Gorizia-Nova Gorica as European Capital of Culture 2025 Saarland University, Germany Culture for All? Access to Culture from the Perspective of the European Capital of Culture (ECoC) Programme University of Pannonia, Hungary The Role of Culture in Tourism: A Generational Study in Hungary 1: Metropolitan University of Budapest (METU), Hungary; 2: Faculty of Economics of Alexander Lámfalussy Sopron University; 3: Doctoral School of the Neumann János University |
182 (I): Islands and Their Geographies in a Transforming Europe (I) Chair: Prof. Anica Čuka Chair: Dr. Mucahid Mustafa Bayrak Chair: Prof. Macia Blazquez-Salom Additional Session Chairs: Sun-Kee Hong, Patsy Lewis
Reactivation of the profit rate via upgrading mass tourism destinations Universitat de les Illes Balears, Spain Addressing island depopulation: the complex links between tourism and new residents Hiroshima University, Japan Turning the Faroes Into One City. Demographic and Spatial Impacts of 60 Years of Transport Infrastructure Expansion. 1: Office of the Lower Austrian Government, Dept. of Environment and Energy Affairs; 2: Nordregio Islandness and Beyond: Exploring Islanders' and Non-Islanders' Perspectives on Identity, Branding, and Sustainability University of the Aegean, Greece |
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115 (II): The changing and contrasting geographies of railways in Europe (II) Chair: Prof. Simon Blainey Chair: Dr. Amparo Moyano Geographical Analysis of the Evolution of Overnight Train Services in Central and Western Europe since 1989 1: University of Birmingham, United Kingdom; 2: SGH Warsaw School of Economics, Poland; 3: Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland Night trains in Europe – sustainable alternative or niche market? Masaryk University, Czech Republic Geographical Variations in Post-Covid Rail Demand Patterns in the UK: A Comparative Analysis with Pre-Covid Trends University of Southampton, United Kingdom |
123 (II): The healing city in times of climate change (II) Chair: Prof. Susann Schäfer Chair: Prof. Soeren Becker 3rd Session Chair: Emanuele Garda
Green spaces are good for health, but who looks after the health of green spaces? 1: Sheffield Hallam University, United Kingdom; 2: University of Sheffield, United Kingdom Challenging environment and healing communities - climate change and sustainability in a changing urban neighbourhood in Budapest Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary Enhancing Children's Well-being and Biodiversity in Urban Schoolyards: Insights from the Oasis Program in Paris Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, France The Multiple Values of Gardening at Home in Urban Care ——Case study of the gardening for residents in Beijing Chinese National Academy of Arts, China, People's Republic of |
135 (II): Arts-based research in urban geography: Re-imagining urban lifeworlds (II) Chair: Dr. Miriam Haselbacher Chair: Dr. Philipp Schnell Chair: Dr. Wiebke Sievers Bottom-up literary production on the margins of the city. Confluences of political and literary participatory practices in Barcelona KU Leuven, Belgium Urban green between top-down affective atmospheres and intimacy: an artistic-geographic research project to foster subjective relations with Le Cascine park in Florence University of Florence, Italy Layering Perspectives: Printmaking as a Method to Explore Urban Lifeworlds Austrian Academy of Science, Austria |
136 (II): Urban in the Countryside: Flows, Knowledge, and Transformation in Rural Europe (II) Chair: Dr. Kyra Tomay Chair: Gusztav Nemes The Social Economy of Knowledge and Rural Transformation: Insights from the Cold Mountain Shelter HUN-REN KRTK, Hungary ‘Demographic Winter’ in Italian Inner Areas: Central Apennines as a Case Study "G. d'Annunzio" University - Chieti-Pescara, Italy Counterurbanization dynamics in Poland in a long-term perspective University of Wrocław, Poland |
140: Socio-Spatial Cleavages and Urban Rehabilitation Policies in European Cities Chair: Andrea Visioli Chair: Mar Esteve-Güell 3rd Session Chair: Oriol Nel·lo i Colom
Changing socio-spatial differences in Budapest before and after the 2008 financial crisis 1: Research Centre for Astronomy and Earth Sciences, Hungary; 2: Research Centre for Astronomy and Earth Sciences, Geographical Institute FROM FLUX TO CAPITAL: Distinguishing patterns of income and wealth segregation TU Delft, Spain EVOLUTION OF THE RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION IN THE METROPOLITAN ARC OF BARCELONA (2001-2021) Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain Beyond the pathological. Rethinking urban regeneration through the ethics of care in Palermo's Southeast Coast Politecnico di Torino, Italy |
155: Future proofing geography education: towards ethical and inclusive fieldwork Chair: Dr. Bouke van Gorp Chair: Prof. Dan Swanton Additional Session Chairs: Sara Brouwer, Veronique Schutjens, Charlotte Miller
A manifesto for fieldwork: co-creating visions for the future for fieldwork 1: University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom; 2: University of Chester, United Kingdom; 3: University of Birmingham, United Kingdom Student experiences of inclusivity in fieldwork Utrecht University, The Netherlands The Ethics Conversation Tool. Designing inclusive, effective and coherent fieldwork activities UvA, Netherlands, The Our journey to more inclusive fieldwork Utrecht University, The Netherlands |
156: Social Movements in Times of Commodification of Housing and the Anthropocene Chair: Dr. Cornelia Dlabaja 2nd Session Chair: Antje Daniel
Urban activism to improve the environmental quality of Polish cities in the times of the Anthropocene 1: Faculty of Geography and Geology, Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland; 2: Doctoral School in the Social Sciences, Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland Rethinking Protest Camp: Improvisation and Autonomy in Japan’s Hida-Takayama Mountanious Area Ritsumeikan University, Japan Social Movements and Commons as Alternatives to Housing Commodification in Groningen University of Groningen, Netherlands, The Heritage from Below: Urban Grassroot Activism and the Politics of Socialist Modernist Heritage University of Montenegro, Montenegro |
158: Renewable Energy on the Move: Spatial Patterns and Institutional Barriers to a Low-Carbon Future Chair: Prof. Federico Martellozzo Additional Session Chairs: Marco Grasso, Stefano Clò, Filippo Randelli, Matteo Dalle Vaglie
Discursive context and conflicts of energy transition and built heritage protection in a metropolitan locality HUN-REN Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary All scales considered: A multi-site mapping methodology for understanding energy transitions 1: Anhalt University of Applied Science; 2: Technical University of Berlin Mapping Solar Energy Potential: A Machine Learning Approach to Sustainable Land-Use Planning in Italy University of Florence, Italy Beyond the Top Down/Bottom Up Dualism in the Conformation of Renewable Energy Communities (RECs): Italian Case Studies University of Florence, Italy |
182 (II): Islands and Their Geographies in a Transforming Europe (II) Chair: Prof. Anica Čuka Chair: Dr. Mucahid Mustafa Bayrak Chair: Prof. Macia Blazquez-Salom Additional Session Chairs: Sun-Kee Hong, Patsy Lewis
Geographic and Social Marginalization: Healthcare Disparities and Challenges on Croatian Islands University of Zadar, Croatia, Croatia Benefits and contradictions of development and spatial relationality: trade dependency, food security and sovereignty in Cabo Verde Università di Torino, Italy Islands Next Gen future, sense of place, and heritage narratives: the “Islands 4 Future” project and the virtual #OurCommonIslandFuture archipelago 1: University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy; 2: Roma Tre University, Italy; 3: European University of Rome, Italy Who Cares? Thinking with Islands to Rethink Geographies of Care University of Groningen, Netherlands, The |
201: Exploring the Links between Rural Smartification and Digitalization: Regional Inequalities and Socio-spatial Exclusion Chair: Dr. Bianka Plüschke-Altof Chair: Dr. Ingmar Pastak Chair: Dr. Bradley Loewen 4th Session Chair: Kadri Leetmaa
Rural transformation through digitalisation?: Understanding the digital in the context of rural change University College Dublin, Ireland How telemedicine fits to the rural – Potentials and hurdles from a doctors’ perspective Johann Heinrich von Thünen Institute, Germany Digital transformations in an e-country: Alternative meanings of “smart development” at the rural margins 1: University of Tartu, Estonia; 2: Tallinn University, Estonia Smart(er) rural areas – Framing ‘smart villages’ for conceptual development and policy in the EU 1: Norwegian University of Science and Technology; 2: Eurac Research |
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