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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME RSA Annual Conference 2019 Pushing Regions beyond their Borders 5th – 7th June 2019 University of Santiago de Compostela, Santiago de Compostela, Spain Join the conversation on twitter using #RSASdC Please note that the programme is subject to change. For the most recent up to date programme please see the notice board in the registration area. Thank you. RSA Board Meeting (Invitation Only) Date/Time: Tuesday 04/06/2019 1000 - 1600, Room 14 Sally Hardy Mark Tewdwr-Jones Andrew Beer David Bailey Sarah Ayres John Bachtler Dieter Kogler Paul Elhorst Paul Hildreth Weidong Liu Xue Zhang Joan Fitzgerald Alex De Ruyter Donna Carmichael Camilla Chlebna Daniela Carl Lesa Reynolds Alex Holmes Katharina Bürger City Walking Tour (Pre-registration only) Date/Time: Tuesday 04/06/2019 1500 - 1700, City Centre Conference Registration Date/Time: Tuesday 04/06/2019 1700 - 1800, Foyer 1 Conference Registration Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 0800 - 1730, Foyer Welcome to the Conference Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 0900 - 0930, Paraninfo Plenary 1: Pushing Regional Studies beyond its Borders? Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 0930 - 1100, Paraninfo Chair: John Harrison - Loughborough University, United Kingdom Panellists: Urban and Regional Horizons Plenary Panel – Pushing Regional Studies beyond its Borders? • Mercedes Delgado, MIT Innovation Initiative, USA & Copenhagen Business School, Denmark • Sergio Montero Muñoz, Centro de Estudios Interdisciplinarios sobre Desarrollo (CIDER) Universidad de los Andes, Colombia • Isabelle Anguelovski, Institute for Environmental Science and Technology (ICTA) and Hospital del Mar Institute for Medical Research (IMIM), Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain • Ben Derudder, Department of Geography, Ghent University, Belgium • David Bailey, Economics, Finance & Entrepreneurship Department, Aston University, UK Refreshment Break Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 1100 - 1130, Foyer SS9 I. Smart Cities and the Commons: A Good Marriage? I Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 1130 - 1300, Room 3 Chair: Ignazio Cabras - Newcastle Business School, United Kingdom Carvalho, Luis - University of Porto, Portugal Smart Cities: Urban Nexus of Ambivalent Digital and Sustainability Transitions Jeannerat, Hugues - University of Neuchatel, Switzerland Van den Buuse, Daniel - Amsterdam University of Applied Organizational Ambidexterity and the Creation of Smart Cities: Managing Exploration and Sciences, The Netherlands Exploitation in Urban Management van Winden, Willem - Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands Schrama, Wieke - Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands Sichel, Amarynth - Cambridge University Information Modelling and Smart City Planning: Overcoming Barriers to Information Modelling Sielker, Franziska - Cambridge University, United Kingdom and Fair Data Use Governance SS6 I. Creative Peripheries? Thinking Innovation Beyond Agglomeration I Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 1130 - 1300, Room 5 Chair: Jakob Eder - Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria Fritsch, Michael - Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Germany Does Successful Innovation Require Large Cities? The Case of Germany Wyrwich, Michael - University of Groningen, The Netherlands Shearmur, Richard - McGill University, Canada Non-urban Knowledge Bases: A Geography of Knowledge Intensive Service Inputs to Doloreux, David - HEC Montréal, Canada Canada's Wine Industry Meili, Rahel - University of Bern, Switzerland Spatial Biographies of Rural Entrepreneurs and their Influence on the Entrepreneurial Process 2 Urban Economies Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 1130 - 1300, Room 7 Chair: Kolomak, Evgeniya - Institute of Economics and Industrial The Influence of Urban Core on Surrounding the Housing Market of Metropolitan Areas (The Engineering, Russia Case of Russia) Ubareviciene, Ruta - Deft University of Technology & Lithuanian Urban Change and the Role of the Capital City. A Comparative Study of 3 Baltic States Social Research Centre Magi, Kadi - University of Tartu, Estonia Ioramashvili, Carolin - London School of Economics, United Earnings and the Labour Share: A Regional Analysis of the United Kingdom Kingdom Turgel, Irina - Graduate School of Economics and Management, The Largest Regional Capitals: Transformation and Development Ural Federal University, Russia Ulyanova, Elizabeth - Ural Federal University, Russia Nationalism, Federalism and Regionalism Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 1130 - 1300, Room 16 Chair: Bram van Vulpen - University of Groningen, The Netherlands Filipenko, Anton - National Taras Shevchenko University of Kyiv, The Nature and Consequences of Economic Sanctions Policy Ukraine Dijkstra, Lewis - EU Commission, Belgium The Geography of EU Discontent Rodriguez-Pose, Andres - London School of Economics, United Kingdom Pontarollo, Nicola - JRC, European Commission, Italy Regional Resilience and Discontent in the EU Ferrante, Chiara - Sapienza University of Rome, Italy Colagrossi, Marco - Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Italy Abreu, Maria - Pembroke College, United Kingdom Economic Geography, Identity, and Electoral Preferences: The Case of the Welsh Brexit Vote Jones, Calvin - University of Cardiff, United Kingdom Jeannet, Anne-Marie - Bocconi Univeristy Has Regional Deindustrialization Reduced Citizens’ Satisfaction with Democracy? A Dynamic Allegri, Chiara - Bocconi University, Italy Panel Study of European Regions (1983-2017) Wellbeing, Vulnerability and Resilience I Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 1130 - 1300, Room 9 Chair: Judith Hann - CLLD - Cornwall Development Company Denti, Daria – GSSI, Italy Where do they Bully? A Comprehensive District-level Analysis of Spatial Socioeconomic Factors Influencing Bullying Victimization in England Zec, Slavica - European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Resilience and Wellbeing of EU Regions during and after the 2008 Economic Crisis Italy Benczur, Peter - European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Italy Joossens, Elisabeth - European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Italy Manca, Anna Rita - European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Italy Menyert, Balint - European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Italy Mendes, Thiago - CEGOT – FLUP, Portugal Experience, Knowledge and Selectivity: The Dynamics among Authors in Articles Related to Sá Marques, Teresa - CEGOT, Portugal the Ebola Disease Carvalho, Luis - CEGOT, Portugal Monteiro, Ana - CEGOT, Portugal Vecino Aguirre, Alexandre - University of Santiago De Assessing Resilience from an Economic Wellbeing Perspective: The Case of Spanish Regions Compostela, Spain during the Great Recession Murias Fernández, Pilar - University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain Valcárcel Aguiar, Beatriz - University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain 3 Sustainability, Climate Change and Environment I Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 1130 - 1300, Room 10 Chair: Maria Tsouri - TIK Centre for Technology Information and Culture, University of Oslo, Norway Tötzer, Tanja - AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, What Fosters Energy Transition in Tourism Regions? Experiences from an Energy Flagship Austria Region in Austria Sedlacek, Sabine - MODUL University Vienna, Austria Iglar, Branislav - AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Austria Khoo, Chee Keong - City University of Hong Kong Energy Consumption Behavior and User Satisfaction in Green Public Residential Buildings in Li, Xin - City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China Hong Kong Fitzgerald, Joan - Northeastern University, United States Random Acts of Greenness: The Need for Cities to up Their Game on Climate Change Duhalt, Adrian - Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Natural Gas Supply in Mexico and Local Spatial Dynamics Policy, United States SS12 I. Emerging Industries: Institutions, Legitimacy and System Building I Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 1130 - 1300, Room 11 Chair: Elvira Uyarra - Manchester Business School, United Kingdom Gebhardt, Christiane - Malik Institute, Germany Participatory Governance, Social Entrepreneurship, and the Importance of Innovation Role Etzkowitz, Henry - International Triple Helix Institute, United Models for Regional Path Diversification The Triple Helix Model in Smart, Green and Inclusive States Urbanism in Brainport Smart District Bessagnet, Arnauld - LEREPS, Université de Toulouse Break Free the Dynamics of Entrepreneurial Ecosystems. The Case of the IoT Valley Vicente, Jérôme - LEREPS, France Crespo, Joan - LEREPS, France Hassink, Robert - Kiel University, Germany Transitions Studies: A Useful Framework for Explaining where New Industries Emerge? SS26 I. SS26. Practices and the Regional Economy I Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 1130 - 1300, Room 12 Chair: James Murphy - Clark University, United States Watson, Allan - Loughborough University, United Kingdom Problematising ‘Regional’ Creative Industries Policy: Local Articulations and Networks (Dis)Connections in the Music Economy of North West England Jones, Andrew - City University London, United Kingdom The Case for a Practice-Oriented Approach to Regional Economies Waite, David - Urban Studies and Policy Scotland, University of The Merits of Modest Explanatory Approaches: Critical Realism and Urban Economic Growth Glasgow, United Kingdom James, Al - Newcastle University, United Kingdom Digital Work/Place Peripheral and Marginal Economies Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 1130 - 1300, Room 14 Chair: Marcin Stępniak - Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain Nel, Etienne - University of Otago & University of Johannesburg, Responding to Regional Challenges
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