Termine & Veranstaltungen

Session mit IfL-Beteiligung beschäftigt sich mit "abgehängten Regionen"

Das IfL beteiligt sich im Rahmen einer zweiteiligen Session zum Thema "Geographies of Recovery? Development Pathways and Prospects for ‘Left Behind Places’" aktiv am Programm der diesjährigen internationalen Jahrestagung der Royal Geographical Society (RGS) in Kooperation mit dem Institute of British Geographers (IBG):

(1) Discontent, marginalisation and the ‘left behind’

Termin: 2. September, 14.40 Uhr
Format: Präsenzveranstaltung
Organisation: Danny MacKinnon, Vincent Beal, Tim Leibert
Sitzungsleitung: Danny MacKinnon
Session Abstract

• Stimulating the Affective Economy: Human Geographical Perspectives on Left Behind Places // Bridget Shaffrey, Anil Sindhwani
• Left Behind Places’ and Rural Aspirations under Severe Stress – The Case of Rural Zambia // Gideon Tups, Peter Dannenberg
• Left behind places in Germany: the hotbeds of political discontent? // Jeroen Royer, Tim Leibert
• Classed symbolic politics and alternative geographies of discontent in the face of urban shrinkage // Solene Le Borgne
• Setting course for the Fourth Industrial Revolution? A case study of the left-behind sea-related industries in the Solent // Jack L. Harris

(2) Empowering ‘left behind’ places? Spatial policy and planning frameworks

Termin: 2. September, 16.50 Uhr
Format: Präsenzveranstaltung
Organisation: Danny MacKinnon, Vincent Beal, Tim Leibert
Sitzungsleitung: Tim Leibert
Session Abstract

• Evolution of spatial policy approaches after the global financial crisis // Nadir Kinossian, Danny MacKinnon 
• Unpacking autonomy to rethink local development // Estelle Evrard
• Spatial imaginaries and strategic spatial planning as effective tools for marginalised territories: a case study in Piedmont (Italy) // Mauro Fontana, Loris A Servillo
• Asymmetric devolution and the critical path of Combined Authorities and Metro Mayors – is this the ‘real deal’ for left behind places in England? // Paul M Greenhalgh, Kevin Muldoon-Smith
• Empowering ‘left behind places’? Lessons from the Dutch ‘Region Deal’-programme // Emil Evenhuis

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