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Programme and List of Participants 55th Congress World Renaissance: Changing roles for people and places Programme and List of participants In conjunction with the 21th APDR Congress 25-28 August 2015 - Lisbon, Portugal Welcome to the 55th ERSA Congress, Lisbon, 25 - 28 August 2015 ERSA and the Local Organising Committee 55th Congress wish you a pleasant and inspiring participation! Table of Contents Welcome to Lisbon 03 Foreword of the ERSA President 05 Programme Programme Overview 06 Themes 08 Committees 12 ERSA 2015 Exhibition 14 Social Programme 15 Technical visits 16 Day by day programme Tuesday, 25th August 18 Wednesday, 26th August 20 Thursday, 27th August 63 Friday, 28th August 100 List of Participants 112 Practical information Venue, ISEG buildings & Rooms 160 Desks & contact persons 167 REVISTA PORTUGUESA DE ESTUDOS REGIONAIS/ PORTUGUESE REVIEW OF REGIONAL STUDIES Dear participants on 55th ERSA Congress, Lisbon, 25 – 29 August 2015. Let me introduce you to the Revista Portuguesa de Estudos Regionais – RPER / Portuguese Review on Regional Studies. RPER is a scientifi c journal sponsored by the Portuguese Association of Regional Development that co-organizes the ERSA Congress. The main purpose of RPER is to publish the results of the most recent research in the interdisciplinary area of Regional Science, embracing regional, local and urban studies. It is a peer-reviewed journal, publishing in Portuguese and in English, since 2003. It has already published 38 issues and almost 250 articles on all the areas of the regional science scope. RPER is in- dexed in Scopus, Econlit (and associated bases: JEL on CD, e-JEL and Journal of Economic Literature) and acknowledged by the Brazilian Webqualis. You may fi nd more information on our journal in the site on internet: http://www.apdr.pt/siteRPER/EN/homeEN.html So it is my pleasure, in my quality of director of RPER, to invite you to submit your communication to this Congress to our journal. Please take into account that RPER only accepts original papers. When submitting your paper you will be requested to sign a formal statement that the article is non-published and non-submitted anywhere else. Of course, if you have other paper in our common area of Regional Science, we will be happy to consider it for publication as well. Please be aware that the RPER refereeing process is a toughly one and com- pletely independent of the acceptance of you paper in the ERSA Congress. For submitting a paper, please remit it to [email protected] Looking forward to see you publishing in our journal, I express you my best wishes. Pedro N. Ramos (RPER Director) 2 55th ERSA Congress. World Renaissance: changing roles or people and place Lisbon, Portugal. 25-28 August 2015 3 Welcome to Lisbon Dear Colleagues elcome to Lisbon, city of Ulysses, from where you can look at Greece and Europe; with suffi cient distance to dream feasible futures; with enough involvement to Wcreate them; and with unavoidable proximity to enjoy and suffer from your deeds. We do not have many hours to potentiate those crucial moments in the end of August in the diversifi ed sessions of the Congress; so please participate full time in it: for this we have prepare the best plenary moments and arrange the sessions to potentiate fruitful interactions to understand and improve our places and our peoples. There is plenty of time after six to visit Lisbon. Lose and fi nd yourself in the fantastic labyrinths of the city center: walk down the hill of the Castel through Alfama, may be you can listen some good music in Clube do Fado; climb from Rossio to Chiado, drink a beer in Trindade and have dinner in Bairro Alto; pick up a tram in Terreiro do Paço and eat a “nata” in Belém after a dinner in the open. And do not forget to know the place of thecongress, it is in the valley west of the city center very close to the Portuguese Assembly. Please remember to talk about the theme of the Congress: “World Renaissance: Changing roles for people and places”. The same way the fi rst globalization changed the role for peoples and places, for sure the one that we are experienced will also bring structural changes in histories and geographies. What are the dreams and tragedies of the Homeros and Camões of today? That is what we would like you to share with each other. There is no better place to do it. And do not blame the food or the drink, the sun and the light. It is one of the bests in the world. Many thanks Tomaz Dentinho Chair of the Local Organizing Committee 2 55th ERSA Congress. World Renaissance: changing roles or people and place Lisbon, Portugal. 25-28 August 2015 3 4 55th ERSA Congress. World Renaissance: changing roles or people and place Lisbon, Portugal. 25-28 August 2015 5 Words from our ERSA President n behalf of the European Regional Science community, I am very delighted to welcome you all to our 55th European Congress on ‘World Renaissance: Changing roles for people and Oplaces’ in the global city of Lisbon. In this year’s conference programme I am honoured to say that we have delegates from 54 coun- tries around the world. We will have over 800 presentations scheduled for this years’ Congress in Lisbon, as from the 25-28th August 2015 creating a new energy of Regional Science. We have a special Friday session with the presence of the European Commissioner on Regional Policy - Corina Cretu and the Portuguese Minister for Regional Development - Miguel Poiares Maduro who will be delivering their speeches at the Portuguese Parliament. As for ERSA, we continue to partner our alliance with organisations and institutions in enhancing the academic expertise of our members, through the economic growth and social developments across Europe. Our inten- tion is to maintain and improve the high-level of our Congresses, Summer Schools, Workshops and other events, through fostering research excel- lence as well as supporting promising young scientists, to new dimensions in Regional Science. I am very pleased to announce that ERSA activities continue to grow with the support of our members and its Sections with the support of the REGION journal, the local activities of the Section’s conferences and workshops. And in this year, ERSA will be present along with other associations at the European Commission OPEN DAYS event in October. Especially, linked to the University part of the programme which “facilitates the creation of networking links between students, academics, EU institutions and regional partners and raises awareness, attracting students and young researchers to the topic of the EU cohesion policy”. (Source: EU Open Days homepage) I also would like to thank Tomaz PONCE DENTINHO, the chair of the LOC and his team for their two years dedication and passionate hard work of which we will enjoy in this historical city, over the next 4 days. I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a fruitful participation! Welcome to Lisbon! Jouke van Dijk Professor and President of the European Regional Science Association (ERSA) 4 55th ERSA Congress. World Renaissance: changing roles or people and place Lisbon, Portugal. 25-28 August 2015 5 Programme Overview Tuesday 25 August Wednesday 26 August Registration desk 11.00 - 18.00 08.00 - 17.00 working hours Registration desk Congress Venue Congress Venue location Parallel sessions 09.00 - 10.30 10.30 - 11.00 Coffee break 11.00 - 13.00 Parallel sessions 13.00 - 14.00 OEC meeting Lunch (by invitation only) 12:30 - 16:00 Parallel sessions 14.00 - 16.00 16.00 - 16.15 Coffee break Opening Ceremony Keynote speakers: Parallel sessions 16.15 - 18.15 John Goddard André Torre 18.15 - 20.00 LRPC meeting (by invitation only) Welcome Reception Get-together Party Evening 19:30 - 21:00 19.00-21.00 ISEG at the Madragoa area 6 55th ERSA Congress. World Renaissance: changing roles or people and place Lisbon, Portugal. 25-28 August 2015 7 Thursday 27 August Friday 28 August 08.00 - 17.00 08.00 - 15.30 Congress Venue Congress Venue EIB Round Table Keynote Session at the Parliament OECD session «A conversation Corina Crețu on Smart Cities» European Commissioner for Regional Policy Miguel Poiares Maduro Coffee break Minister for Regional Science Young Scientists’ Sessions 09:00 - 12:00 Lunch Fellows Luncheon Lunch ERSAC (by invitation only) meeting (invitation Research only) Parallel RSAI Council Support Parallel 13:30-15:30 sessions (by invitation Round table sessions only) ESPON, ERC and Bank 13:00-16:00 of Portugal Coffee break Coffee break Parallel Technical visits sessions 14:00-19: 30 Closing Ceremony & ADPR sessions LRPC meeting (by invitation only) Evening Offi cial Dinner Free 20.00-23.00 at the Tenda do Cristo Rei 6 55th ERSA Congress. World Renaissance: changing roles or people and place Lisbon, Portugal. 25-28 August 2015 7 Themes (I) Umbrella Theme World Renaissance: Changing roles for people and places General Themes A. New frontiers in Regional science B. Regional economic growth and development C. Urban sprawl and shrinkage D. Regional and urban labor markets E. Regional and urban policy, planning and governance. Best practices F. Location of economic activity G. Entrepreneurship, small business and regional diversity H. Multinational corporations, social embeddedness/alienation I. Institutional factors in regional and urban development J. Migrations, diasporas, and aging in the regions K. Spatial econometrics and regional economic modelling L. Spatial agglomerations - economic clusters and metropolitan areas M. Innovations in space N. Tourism and regional experience economy O. Realty and housing markets P. Arctic and Northern frontier regions Q. Natural environment, resources, and sustainable development R.
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