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Pushing Regional Studies Beyond Its Borders? Spatial Economic Analysis Lecture Territory, Politics, Governance Annual Lecture REGIONAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE @regstud PUSHING REGIONS BEYOND THEIR BORDERS #RSASdC UNIVERSITY OF SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, SPAIN 4TH – 7TH JUNE SME At a Glance Conference Programme Tuesday 4th June 2019 10.00-16.00 RSA Board Meeting 15.00-17.00 City Walking Tour 17.00-18.00 Conference Registration Wednesday 5th June 2019 08.00-17.30 Conference registration 09.00-09.30 Welcome to the conference 09.30-11.00 Opening Plenary Panel Session organised by Urban and Regional Horizons section of Regional Studies Pushing Regional Studies beyond its Borders? Chair: John Harrison, Loughborough University, UK Panelists • Mercedes Delgado, MIT, USA • Ben Derudder, Ghent University, Belgium • Isabelle Anguelovski, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain • Sergio Montero Muñoz, Universidad de los Andes, Colombia • David Bailey, Aston University, UK 11.00-11.30 Coffee Break 11.30-13.00 Parallel Workshop Sessions 1 13.00-14.30 Lunch Break 13.00-14.30 Territorial Representatives annual meeting and lunch (Invitation only) 14.30-15.15 Spatial Economic Analysis Lecture Chair: Paul Elhorst, University of Groningen, The Netherlands Speaker: Rachel Franklin, CURDS, Newcastle University, UK 15.15-16.45 Parallel Workshop Sessions 2 16.45-17.15 Coffee Break 17.15-18.00 Territory, Politics, Governance Annual Lecture Chair: Klaus Dodds, Royal Holloway University of London, UK Speaker: John Agnew, UCLA, USA 18.15-20.30 Welcome Reception - Coaches will leave the conference venue between 18:15-18:30 1 REGIONAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE @regstud PUSHING REGIONS BEYOND THEIR BORDERS #RSASdC UNIVERSITY OF SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, SPAIN 4TH – 7TH JUNE Thursday 6th June 2019 – Policy Day 08.30-17.00 Conference registration 09.00-10.30 Policy Plenary Panel Chair: Lewis Dijkstra, European Commission, Belgium Panelists • Ignacio Sanchez Amor, Secretary of State for Territorial Cooperation, Spain • Nathalie Verschelde, Deputy Head of Unit, European Commission, DG Regional and Urban Policy, Unit D2 – Interreg, Cross-Border Cooperation, Internal Borders, Brussels, Belgium • Jesús Gamallo, General Director for External Relations and EU, Regional Government of Galicia, Spain • Franziska Sielker, Senior Research Associate, Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge, UK and Interim Professor, International Planning Studies, Technical University of Dortmund, Germany • Laurent Frideres, Head of Unit for Evidence and Outreach, ESPON EGTC, Luxembourg 09.00-10.30 Spatial Economic Analysis Editors Meeting (Invitation only) 10.30-11.00 Coffee Break 11.00-12.30 Parallel Workshop Sessions 3 11.00-12.30 Regional Studies Editors Meeting (Invitation only) 12.30-14.00 Lunch Break 14.00-14.45 Discuss and Debate Sessions 14.45-16.15 Parallel Workshop Sessions 4 16.15-16.45 Coffee Break 16.45-18.15 Parallel Workshop Sessions 5 17.15-18.15 Student & EC Session 19.30-22.30 Conference Dinner Friday 7th June 2019 08.30-12.30 Conference registration 09:00-10.30 Parallel Workshop Sessions 6 10.30-11.00 Coffee Break 11.00-12.20 Borders Plenary Session Chair and Rapporteur: Martin Jones, Staffordshire University, UK Rapporteur: James W Scott, Karelian Institute, Finland Speaker: Anssi Paasi, University of Oulu, Finland 12.20-12.30 Conference Close 14.30-16.30 Technical tours given by members of the local organising committee, these tours will offer a wide range of perspectives and academic discussions. Option 1: The historic centre of the city – This tour will look at urban regeneration, heritagization and touristification of the old quarter; the implementation of the new buildings in the historic city (e.g. CGAC, Ánxel Casal Library) Option 2: San Pedro neighbourhood – The controversies between the neighbours and the tourists; the urban transformations caused by the (re)invention of the Way of Saint James in the city; a gentrification process? Option 3: University heritage buildings – which tourism use? How to manage the issues regarding the balance between students’ and academic life on the one hand, and tourists on the other? Option 4: Green infrastructure and the particular development of the notion of greenbelt in Santiago. The conflicts regarding several urban parks, especially in the Sar River environs, and the relationship of the city with its rural fringe. 2 REGIONAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE @regstud PUSHING REGIONS BEYOND THEIR BORDERS #RSASdC UNIVERSITY OF SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, SPAIN 4TH – 7TH JUNE Conference Programme Tuesday 4th June 10.00-16.00 RSA Board Meeting (Invitation Only) Room 14 15:00-17:00 City Walking Tour – The tour will begin at the main door of the Parador de los Reyes Católicos hotel, Praza do Obradoiro, 1 17.00-18.00 Conference Registration Wednesday 5th June 08:00-17:30 Conference Registration 09:00-09:25 Conference Introduction and Welcome Room: Paraninfo 09.25-09.30 Announcement of RSA Annual Conference 2020 09:30-11:00 Plenary [1] Urban and Regional Horizons Plenary Panel Room: Paraninfo Chair: John Harrison - Loughborough University, UK Panellists: Mercedes Delgado - MIT, USA & Copenhagen Business School, Denmark Sergio Montero Muñoz - Universidad de los Andes, Colombia Isabelle Angelovski - Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Ben Derudder - Ghent University, Belgium David Bailey - Aston University, UK 11:00-11:30 Refreshment Break - Foyer 3 REGIONAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE @regstud PUSHING REGIONS BEYOND THEIR BORDERS #RSASdC UNIVERSITY OF SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, SPAIN 4TH – 7TH JUNE Wednesday 5th June 11:30-13:00 Parallel Sessions [1] Session Title: Metropolitan and Urban Governance Room 2 Chair: Alejandra Berenice Trejo Nieto – El Colegio de Mexico, Mexico Maciej Smetkowski - (EUROREG), University of Metropolitan Governance, Change and Spatial Warsaw, Poland Transformation: The Development of Secondary Business Niamh Moore-Cherry - University College Dublin, Districts in Dublin and Warsaw Metropolitan Areas Ireland Dorota Celińska-Janowicz - (EUROREG), University of Warsaw, Poland Daniel Galland - Norwegian University of Life Sciences Conceptualising Metropolitan Regions: How Institutions, (NMBU), Norway Policies, Spatial Imaginaries, and Planning are Influencing John Harrison - Loughborough University, UK Metropolitan Development Charlotte Hoole- University of Sheffield, UK City-Regions, Devolution and Local Governance in a Stephen Hincks - University of Sheffield, UK Post-Brexit Era Karl-Johan Lundquist - Lund University, Sweden Growth Corridors: A Systemic Framework for Explaining Mikhail Martynovich - Lund University, Sweden Long-term Regional Transformation and Growth Session Title: SS9 I. Smart Cities and the Commons: A Good Marriage? Room 3 Chair: Ignazio Cabras - Newcastle Business School, UK Amarynth Sichel - Cambridge University, UK Information Modelling and Smart City Planning: Overcoming Franziska Sielker - Cambridge University, UK Barriers to Information Modelling and Fair Data Use Governance Daniel van den Buuse - University of Applied Sciences, Organizational Ambidexterity and the Creation of Smart The Netherlands Cities: Managing Exploration and Exploitation in Urban Willem van Winden - University of Applied Sciences, Management The Netherlands Wieke Schrama - University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands Andrew Switzer - Hogeschool van Amsterdam, The Chances and Challenges in Creating the Conditions for Netherlands University-Industry Co-Creation on Campuses: The Case of Amsterdam 4 REGIONAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE @regstud PUSHING REGIONS BEYOND THEIR BORDERS #RSASdC UNIVERSITY OF SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, SPAIN 4TH – 7TH JUNE Wednesday 5th June 11:30-13:00 Parallel Sessions [1] Session Title: SS6 I. Creative Peripheries? Thinking Innovation beyond Room 5 Agglomeration I Chair: Jakob Eder - Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria Rahel Meili – University of Bern, Switzerland Spatial Biographies of Rural Entrepreneurs and their Influence on the Entrepreneurial Process Richard Shearmur – McGill University, Canada Non-urban Knowledge Bases: A Geography of David Doloreux – HEC Montréal, Canada Knowledge Intensive Service Inputs to Canada’s Wine Industry Michael Fritsch – Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Does Successful Innovation Require Large Cities: The Germany Case of Germany Michael Wyrwich, University of Groningen, The Netherlands Session Title: Have your Say: How do we enable Best Practice in Place-Based Room 6 Policy? – RSA Policy Expo: Enabling Best Practice in Place-Based Policy Session Organiser(s) Our workshop needs your input to help us consider the Andrew Beer - UniSA Business School, Australia contribution place-based policy makes to the Sarah Ayres - University of Bristol, UK productivity and wellbeing of national, regional and Jiri Blazek - Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic local economies. The growth of place-based policy approaches has the potential to make a significant contribution to communities across a number of policy domains, including the promotion of innovation, the development of local leadership capacities, and in managing significant economic transitions. But how do we identify the determinants of success in the development and implementation of place-based policies? How do we identify new opportunities for their application? Have your say about how policy makers can better leverage place-based policies to achieve better outcomes across diverse spatial scales 5 REGIONAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE @regstud PUSHING REGIONS BEYOND THEIR BORDERS #RSASdC UNIVERSITY OF SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, SPAIN 4TH – 7TH JUNE
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