Program
Program
This is the FINAL PROGRAM for NGM 2024.
Presenters: You will find the day and time for your presentation by either searching for your name in the pdf-file (see link below) or search for your name in the program below (use Ctrl – F and fill in your name in the pop-up box). If you search in the program below you need to search day by day.
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Venue: Biocenter, University of Copenhagen, Ole Maaløes Vej 5, Copenhagen
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1 Room 2-0-07/09 - People-nature connections – place-based participatory approaches (Nora Fagerholm, Yu Liu & Anton Stahl Olafsson)
Anton Stahl Olafsson: Spatial, social and ecological patterns of relational and intrinsic values of nature at a national level: results from a Danish national PPGIS assessment
Johanna Jämsä: Exploring the eudaimonic well-being effects of nature: Insights from mental health service users
Ole Mertz: Small towns, fast development: urbanization and access to ecosystem services in West Africa
Riikka Puhakka: Effects of an outdoor adventure on adolescents’ nature connection and well-being
Nora Fagerholm: Rethink human-nature relations to foster multi-species urban transitions
2 Room 2-0-17 - Tech and the City (Maja de Neergaard & Adriana de La Pena Espinosa)
Adriana de la Pena: From smart city to real estate venture: The case of Ciudad Creativa Digital in Guadalajara, Mexico
Constance Carr: From the sidewalks to the clouds: The hard urban corporealities the Janus-faced digital growth machine
Guy Baeten: “All the things you could do if someone would just give us a city and put us in charge”: Revisiting Google’s abandoned plans for a privatised smart city district in Toronto
Maja de Neergaard: Revisiting scale and context in the face of ‘pilotism’ in the aftermath of smart urban technologies
Carina Listerborn: Between smart housing and home: climate smart housing
3 Room 2-1-07/09 - Critical perspectives on transport system transitions and transformations (Ida Andersson)
Anders Larsson: Understanding sustainable access to every-day outdoor recreation. The role of public transport.
Ellen Lagrell: How can ridesharing be facilitated in car dependent practices? Insights from carless participants in organized leisure
Adam Borch: Identifying Alternative Mobility Narratives for Long-Distance Travel: The Case ofPaul Theroux’s The Great Railway Bazaar and Ghost Train to the Eastern Star
Ida Andersson: Bad data? Or 10 ways to understand public transport development in Sweden over time.
4 Room 2-1-17 - Between farmland abandonment and agricultural intensification: understanding the gradients of land-use intensity change. (Alexander Prishchepov)
Alexander Vorbrugg: Toward new forms of interdisciplinarity in rural land abandonment research
Juliette Benedetti: Assessing the potential for local agriculture by 2030 through a machine learning modeling approach: the case of southern France
Katarzyna Ostapowicz: Divergent pathways of land-use intensity: Agricultural dynamics in the Northern Carpathians and Northern Norway
5 Room 2-2-07/09 - Experimental governance and how it is influencing urban and regional planning processes, practices and networks (Kristina Trygg)
Dick Magnusson: Planning for sustainable urban transformations – a matter of competence and agency
Ida Grundel: Experimental co-creation as a tool for citizen participation in living labs?
Jean Ryan: Is the path to an accelerated sustainable mobility transition paved with experimentation?
Kristina Trygg: Urban experiments as planning tools
Sabrina Fredin: Soft planning for climate neutral cities
6 Room 2-2-17 - Borders, Hospitality and Citizenship - on the figures of the “refugee” and their “right to have rights” (Arendt 1948) (Lasse Koefoed)
Dan Fisher: Unpacking refugee integration governance: A view from Scotland
Derek Ruez: Queer migrations and (dis)locating pride in Helsinki and Copenhagen
Lasse Koefoed: From hospitality crisis to exceptionalism: The reception of refugees in Denmark
7 Room 4-0-02 - Seasonal Cultures: Elements of Change, Transition and Adaptation (Shawn Bodden)
Evi-Carita Riikonen: Skills create a processual hierarchy within social practices: Case food self-provisioning in rural communities
Hayden Lorimer: Learning to winter well: Practicing Cultures of light to reimagine the geographies of seasonal affective disorder
Katherine Gough: ‘The sea is the only means of feeding’: Coping strategies in coastal fishing communities during the closed season in Ghana
Rachel Hunt: Lost winters: understanding climate heritage in a seasoned place
Thomas Keating: A Cut in Time: Seasonless futures
Tilly Hall: The Fire Season
8 Room 4-0-05 - Blueish transitions: unfolding the geographies of wet spaces and their role for societal transformation (Moritz Albrecht)
Matthijs Mouthaan: The inevitability of deep sea mining: Tracing the discursive practices that uphold imaginaries
Sarah Rabe: Changing the narrative on coastal vegetated ecosystems in Germany
Moritz Albrecht: Of novice and master: contrasting seaweed farming imaginaries in European Union and Indonesian seaweed farming policy for just sustainable transformations
Sadie Rockliffe: Sensory inequalities and access to blue space
9 Room 4-0-10 - Geographies of age-friendly cities and communities in a transitioning world (Ebba Högström & Tirtha Rasaili)
Sam Clark: The placing of older people in South London, using a case study charitable organisation and its almshousing to review age-friendly cities guidance
Stefania Butti: Urban aging: A mixed-method analysis to explore “aging in place” in the city as a chance to empower individual’s healthy longevity
Agneta Larsson: Creating walk-friendly Arctic communities for an ageing population through a participatory research perspective.
Lasse Klæboe Kristensen: Exploring the geographical dynamics of ageing population and age-friendly cities and communities
10 Room 4-0-13 - Geographies of vélomobility I: Planning, Mobilities and Infrastructure (Till Koglin)
Ane Rahbek Vierø: Mapping spatial disparities in safe cycling conditions
Aude Raynaud: Perceptions of walkers and cyclists in the use conflicts
Clément Sebastiao: Prioritizing links in bicycle network plans
Noel Cass: E-cargo bikes: How does a bike-car hybrid negotiate velomobility and automobility geographies and infrastructures in the UK?
Corneel Casier: Exploring Travel Behavior with Street Closures and Shared Mobility in Cycling – An Agent-Based Simulation Study
11 Room 4-024 - New geographies of sustainability transitions and implications for social justice I: Urban and mobility geographies (Per Gunnar Røe, Ulrikke Bryn Wethal & Arve Hansen)
Marco Tononi: Urban socionatures and climate strategies in medium sized Italian cities
Charlotte Cator: Urban sustainability politics between open promises and concrete alternatives: A case study of hope in Amsterdam
Burcu Yigit Turan: Dissecting the white spatial epistemology in Swedish urban planning
Hilde Solli: Climate friendly mobility, a possibility for everyone?
Tongyun du: Understanding the linkages between changing living space and changing social capital: The moderator effect of frequency of neighbouring
Per Gunnar Røe: The imaginative and real political ecology of large-scale urban sustainability projects
12 Room 4-0-32 - Urban Solutions to Green Transitions: Case Studies from a Living Lab in Nordhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark (Megan Maurer)
Bettina Lamm: Emerging landscapes – the dynamic landfills of Nordhavnen
Csilla Duray: Mapping residents’ wishes for urban green areas in Nordhavn using AI
Mark Vacher: #CallsFromThePublic: Introducing a methodology to listen to voices from the margins of the city
Megan Maurer: Getting dirty in the clean, green city
Natalie Marie Gulsrud: The Copenhagen Model: Opportunities and challenges in Nordhavn and beyond
Anne Margrethe Wagner: Learning through the transitional landscapes of Tunnelfabrikken
1 Room 2-0-07/09 - Geographies of forced migration: Insights and perspectives on long-term displacement and exile (Hanna Geschewski, Yograj Gautam & Anwesha Dutta)
Hanna Geschewski: “By the time the coconut is ripe, we will be back in Tibet.” – A spatial-temporal analysis of the home garden practices of Tibetan refugees in south Karnataka
Sinem Kavak: At the intersection of social class and space: Forced migrants’ mobility decision-making in Turkey and Lebanon
Yograj Gautam: Climate change, migration, and livelihood fragility: Insights from Nepal and Afghanistan
Zheng Wang: What happens after displacement? Exploring the contested reterritorialization of resettled residents in urban China
2 Room 2-0-17 - Tech and the City (Maja de Neergaard & Adriana de La Pena Espinosa)
Guy Julier: Nokia Design 1995-2010: ‘Networks’, ‘Flows’, ‘Nodes’/People, Places, Things
Niloufar Vadiati: The refusal within computational urbanism grassroots practices in Berlin
Camilla Berglund: Merging digital technologies and landscapes of emotions. The new geographies of forest protection groups and forest protection activism.
Qian Zhang: Beyond the romantic gaze: Digital placemaking of farm-based volunteer tourism
3 Room 2-1-07/09 - Spatial analyses of recreational use of nature in times of transitions (Anton Stahl Olafsson, Hans Skov-Petersen, Ping Chang, Tuuli Toivonen, Matti Hästbacka, Tatu Leppämäki & partners and associate partners in the VIMAS project)
Daniela Mariño: Revealing cross-regional patterns: the role of landscape in shaping positive perception
Jason Gilliland: A geographic ecological momentary assessment of how exposure to parks affect wellbeing and sleep quality
Lene Gernow: Experienced tranquility in outdoor recreation
Leonie Schäfer: Predicting and characterizing backcountry skiing activity in the Swiss Alps using VGI data
4 Room 2-1-17 - Open session 1
Martin Fougère: Reconfiguring a single-industry town in post-corporatist Finland: The role of Corporate Responsibility and other market-oriented win-win discourses
Megan Lambrecht: Left-Behind places in crisis-ridden old industrial enclaves in the Global North: The case of Macomb County, Michigan
Carlo Perelli: Opportunism and new territoriality in place-based development practices in Sardinia, Italy.
Alan Faltynek: Evolution of mobile retail food stores from the times of communist Czechoslovakia to the present: a historical excursion
Per Göransson: The Geographies of Choirs: Mapping Swedish Secular and Sacral Choir Members in Urban and Rural Places
5 Room 2-2-07/09 - Nordic urban liveability in question (David Pinder, Guy Baeten, Anniken Førde, Lasse Koefoed & Cecilie Sachs Olsen)
David Pinder: Nordic (un)liveability: challenging ideologies of urban development
Tatiana Fogelman: Copenhagen blogging as vernacular city-branding of liveable urbanism
Anja Moum Rieser: Practices, motivations and barriers in relation to urban foraging. Examples from Stockholm, Sweden.
Emil Pull: ”Why work here if you’re a racist?”: Attitudes and reflections on housing discrimination by housing actors in Malmö, Sweden
6 Room 2-2-17 - Technological advancements in participatory and collaborative spatial planning – opportunities and barriers for sustainability transformations (Nora Fagerholm)
Carolin Klonner: 3D participatory mapping for sustainability transformations in cities
Gholamnia Khalil: Modeling of future land use/land cover patterns in the Krkonoše Mts. National Park using machine learning classification and CLUE-S model.
Nora Fagerholm: Key factors to enhance efficacy of 3D digital environments for transformative landscape and urban planning
7 Room 4-0-02 - Justifying mineral extraction for green transition in a time of urgency: implications for local participation, planning and democracy (Nanang Indra Kurniawan)
Nanang Indra Kurniawan: Justifying Mineral Extraction for Green Transitions in Times of Urgency
Devy Dhian Cahyati: The practice of everyday citizenship in nickel extraction: The case of Morowali, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia
Frankline Ndi: Justice concerns in large-scale renewable energy projects: echoing the importance of procedural justice from energy-affected people in rural Kenya
Håkon da Silva Hyldmo: Translating transition discourse
Discussion
8 Room 4-0-05 - Blueish transitions: unfolding the geographies of wet spaces and their role for societal transformation (Moritz Albrecht)
Tarmo Pikner: Anticipated energy futures beyond an island´s terrain
Gordon Winder: Re-islanding the UK: The Guardian reports new imaginaries of the UK as island
Mette Juhl Jessen: Solid maps, fluid matter: Representation of wet spaces in cartographic imagery for coastal adaptation planning in Køge Bay
Gabriella Palermo: Blueish regener-a(c)tions: more-than-wet materialities, figurations and urban planning in the South Coast of Palermo
9 Room 4-0-10 - Geographies of age-friendly cities and communities in a transitioning world (Ebba Högström & Tirtha Rasaili)
Sebastian Hanika: Where do older people work? The geographies of old-age employment in Sweden
Virve Repo: Spatial solidarity among older adults in age-related housing
Tirtha Rasaili: Articulation of eldercare discourse(s) in growth-oriented comprehensive plans: is spatial justice at stake?
Ewa Szafrańska: Aging in place. Adaptation of the public spaces of post-socialist large housing estates to the needs and limitations of the elderly. Example of Łódź (Poland)
Clémentine Schelings: STAGE – Stay healthy through ageing
10 Room 4-0-13 - Geographies of vélomobility II: labour, acceleration and sustainability (Annika Otto)
Karin Edberg: Productive, inclusive and smart? The (un)timely endings of shared cycle schemes in Stockholm, Sweden
Annika Otto: Wheels of change? Green cycle logistics for (De)Growth
Nicolás Palacios Crisóstomo: Starting from zero? A snapshot into the urban experience of migrant platform delivery workers in Berlin and Barcelona.
Panel discussion between presenters from the sessions Geographies of vélomobility I and II
11 Room 4-024 - New geographies of sustainability transitions and implications for social justice II: Extraction and energy geographies (Per Gunnar Røe, Ulrikke Bryn Wethal & Arve Hansen)
Siddharth Sareen: Watt sense of community? A human geography agenda on energy communities
Simona Popova: Towards a Socio-Ecological Transition: Non-Extractive Architecture and Regional Management of Construction and Demolition Waste
Oliver Tomassi: Sustainability transitions in small-scale mining in Tanzania
Huei-Ling Lai: A place-based just transition framework for industrial decarbonization
Paola Velasco Herrejón: Are energy transitions reproducing economic inequalities? Power, social stigma, and distributive (in)justice in Mexico
12 Room 4-0-32 - Sustainable Cities: The Role of Urban Gardening (Barbara Maćkiewicz)
Barbara Maćkiewicz: Exploring relations between community gardens and cultural institutions in terms of diverse governance models: A case study of Warsaw and Poznań, Poland
Barbora Duží: Current trends and challenges of urban allotment gardens in the Czechia: from food production to climate change adaptation
Michał Męczyński: Unraveling the Role of Allotment Gardens in Urban Circular Economies: Lessons from Poznań and Seville
Madeleine Bonow: Who’s sustainability? Does the Community gardens, play any role in the fulfillment of SDG11 in Stockholm, Sweden?
3 Room 2-1-07/09 - Spatial analyses of recreational use of nature in times of transitions (Anton Stahl Olafsson, Hans Skov-Petersen, Ping Chang, Tuuli Toivonen, Matti Hästbacka, Tatu Leppämäki & partners and associate partners in the VIMAS project)
Matti Hästbacka: Using social media data to understand the role of nature for tourism in the Canary Islands
Ping Chang: Exploring localized relationship of environmental attributes and trail-based activities in natural areas at multiple scales: A regional study leveraging user-generated big data and geographical random forest modelling
Ross Purves: Challenges in operationalising conceptual models of human-nature interactions
Tuuli Toivonen: Using big data to understand long term changes in visits to nature: what are the needs and what’s the potential?
7 Room 4-0-02 - Special session: Artificial Intelligence and the City. Book Launch organized by Andrew Karvonen
Constance Carr, University of Luxembourg
Lorena Melgaco, Lund University
Ramon Ribera Fumaz, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
Maja de Neergaard, Roskilde University
Johanna Ylipulli, Aalto University
9 Room 4-0-10 - Geographies of age-friendly cities and communities in a transitioning world (Ebba Högström & Tirtha Rasaili)
Darinka Czischke: Scaling-up at the expense of community? New community-based housing models for seniors in Denmark and The Netherlands
Ivar Svare Holand: Migration and life style preferences among the elderly
Dasup Lim: The Influence of Public Space on the Social Well-being of the Elderly: A Theoretical Framework for Aging in Place
Daniel Movilla Vega: Swedish Eldercare Housing as a Field of Innovation: A Case Study in Focken, Umeå
11 Room 4-024 - New geographies of sustainability transitions and implications for social justice III: Food and consumption geographies (Per Gunnar Røe, Ulrikke Bryn Wethal & Arve Hansen)
Jonathan Friedrich: Circular value chains and globalized production: Whose sustainable regional development?
Linn Axelsson: Local solutions to global problems? Social justice implications of sustainability transition efforts in Swedish forest berry harvesting
Ulrikke Wethal: Transitions in tension: Understanding sustainability engagements across socio-economic backgrounds
Milena Bojovic: Just food transitions: A case study of Aotearoa New Zealands Dairy Sector
Arve Hansen: Changing consumption at the nexus of practices: Disruption, connections and everyday practice geographies
12 Room 4-0-32 - Special session: The future of landscape geography, in the Nordics and beyond. Roundtable organized by Erik Jönsson
Johanna Adolfsson, Stockholm University
Mattias Qviström, Swedish University of Ahricultural Sciences
Gunhild Setten, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Adam Lundberg, Uppsala University
Marte Lange Vik, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences
1 Room 2-0-07/09 - Streets as Spaces of Urban Transformation (Andrew Karvonen, Martin Emanuel & Daniel Normark)
Andrew Karvonen: Street experiments as an emergent mode of urban governance
Bas Spierings: Shopping streets, pedestrianisation strategies and embodied experiences
Daniel Normark: Aligning and Tinkering: street experiments and the coordination of maps and road signs in making livable streets
Francisco Aguilera: Transforming a street in Berlin
Tommy HY Chan: Rethinking urban street experiments through Lefebvre’s rhythmanalysis: From vehicles and vibrancy to virtuosos
Melis Günay: More than traffic: Urban street experiments as arenas of negotiation
2 Room 2-0-17 - The dilemmas of ”strategic” urban planning and beyond (Jørgen Ole Bærenholdt, Majken Toftager Larsen & Thomas Skou Grindsted)
Christopher Olsson: The strategic governance of urban design in Swedish municipal planning
Jørgen Ole Bærenholdt: Rethinking strategic planning in the climate crisis
Majken Toftager Larsen: Strategic planning and public administration leadership – dilemmas for moving towards sustainability in urban development
3 Room 2-1-07/09 - The state of space – relational geographies of state-space relations and the production of marginality, uneven development and territorial stigmatization (Kristian Nagel Delica & Troels Schultz Larsen)
Christian Sandbjerg Hansen: The (Re)Making of Prostitution as Social and Urban Problem: State Professionals and Sexualised Spaces in Copenhagen, 1930s-1960s
Inge-Merete Hougaard: At the edge of the municipality: State-citizen relations in the Danish rural countryside
Kathrine Dalsgaard: New nature projects in Denmark: a space to negotiate uneven state citizen relations.
Kristian Nagel Delica: State and space? Opening the black box of the state
Yngve Heiret: Electric Imperialism: State Monopoly Capital in the Energy Transition
4 Room 2-1-17 - Transformative or incremental? Agricultural change in the context of climate change and green transition (Qian Zhang, Martina Angela Caretta, Johanna Jokinen & Anders Wästfelt)
Salvör Jónsdóttir: Enhancing Sustainability in Agri-Food Production: A Case Study of Iceland’s National Policies and Rural Plans
Tiffanie Stone: Exploring the position of farmers within the European green transition: Transformation for whom?
Anders Wästfelt: Is carbon sequestration locking in farmers or incentivising innovative farming?
5 Room 2-2-07/09 - New Forms of Urban Political Economies and Ecologies (Lina Olsson)
Daisy Charlesworth: When your landlord is your labour union: Building cooperatives, labour unions, and transformations in the Finnish ‘social’ rental sector
Jennie Gustafsson: From the Balance Sheet to the Cash Flow: Maintaining Rental Housing as an Asset
Ina Marie Christiansen: Non-profit housing actors innovating (in) the housing system?
Matthew Howells: Danish housing associations as the new urban entrepreneurs? Lessons from the redevelopment of Kildeparken.
6 Room 2-2-17 - Beyond socio-ecological fixes? Linking renewable energy with social and economic rural development (David Rudolph, Laura Tolnov Clausen & Ulrich E. Hansen)
David Rudolph: Introduction: Linking renewable energy with rural development
Solène Prince: Energy justice in Sweden and assemblages of rural space
Magnfríður Birnu Júlíusdóttir: Changing local impacts of power plants and contested future paths – the case of renewable energy in Iceland
Chris Briggs: The next wave of colonisation or an historic opportunity to improve the socio-economic position of First Nations people? Barriers, opportunities and policy options to increase First Nations Employment in Renewable Energy in Australia
Chen Gao: Taking Advantage of Collaborative Workspaces: Energy Transition Entrepreneurship and Their Ecosystems
7 Room 4-0-02 - Intergenerational relations: cooperation and conflict in challenging times (Katherine V. Gough & Thilde Langevang)
Elina Maarja Suitso: Intergenerational transmission of residential segregation after a major societal upheaval
YUANYUAN ZHANG: Ageing on the move: how ageing and migration interweave in contemporary China
Thilde Langevang: Creating a sense of place through art: the case of young artists in Tamale, Ghana
Mette Fog Olwig: Global Imaginaries, Intergenerational Relations and Youth Mobilization in Times of Climate Change
Sophia Georgescu: Intergenerational justice and interspecies relations in the sixth mass extinction of species during childhood
8 Room 4-0-05 - Spatial Policy and Governance for Left-Behind Places (Nadir Kinossian, Maryame Amarouche & Tim Leibert)
Nadir Kinossian: Spatial Policy Since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis
Matthias Naumann: How can „left-behind places“ become less left-behind? Empirical experiences from East German lignite mining regions
Nora Nafaa & Maryame Amarouche: What about Left-Behind Places in the Global South? A Narrative Review.
9 Room 4-0-10 - Rethinking Path Dependence and Lock-Ins in Regions, Economy and Society (Robert Hassink, Camilla Chlebna, Han Chu & Markus Grillitsch)
Han Chu: Advancing our Understanding of Lock-Ins in Economic Geography
Camilla Chlebna: Path bundles – conceptual advances towards sustainable path development
Christian Schulz: Towards sustainable economies in old industrial regions: structural legacies in Hauts-de-France and Saxony
Johan Miörner: Spatial patterns of sector transformations – A conceptual elaboration and research agenda
Xu Qian: Breaking Path Dependence in Megacities: Community Attachment and Innovative Urban Management During Crises
10 Room 4-0-13 - Agro-industrial transformation and crises (Mariel Aguilar-Støen, Mads Barbesgaard & Jostein Jakobsen)
Cari Tusing: By Land and by Sea: Ethnographic segmentations of supply chain capitalism in Brazil and Chile
Francois Questiaux: Class dynamics at the margins: Shea nut collectors in a global market
Mads Barbesgaard: Managing circulation under the Pandemic Era: Avian influenza’s barriers and interruptions for poultry capitals
Mariel Aguilar-Støen: Dangerous liaisons: unveiling the co-constitution of emerging infectious diseases and industrial meat production
Nicholas Ian Robinson: Sustaining capital accumulation in Icelandic vegetable production
11 Room 4-024 - Creative practice - (trans)forming space, place and environment (Cecilie Sachs Olsen & David Pinder)
Carla Maria Kayanan: Exploring the synergy between artistic practices and academia in shaping the built environment: towards research-creation methods
RIchard Phillips: Sketching and making sketches: ethical and perceptive fieldwork on the margins of the city
Steve Pile: An Inclusive Sense of place? Creative practice on north London housing estates
Karin Coenen: Digging into the private – exploring the interplay between creative practices, social engagement and site-specific art in a public toilet
12 Room 4-0-32 - Interrelations between landscape, law and justice (Michael Jones & Kenneth R. Olwig)
Amanda Byer: Landscape, law and justice in the Caribbean: The experience of Barbuda and the Mussington judgment
Benedetta Castiglioni: Subtle violence in the landscape: institutional-legal and non-formal practices and narratives in the Euganean hills (North-eastern Italy)
Michael Jones: Landscape, law and justice in Norwegian medieval laws – and relevance today
1 Room 2-0-07/09 - The material geographies of global infrastructure: Socio-spatial (in)justice and uneven development (Nikos Kapitsinis, Alan Wiig & Elia Apostolopoulou)
Joerg Gertel: Technoliberalism – Grain Markets, Profits and Livelihoods
Lena Fält: Global infrastructure and precarious work: insights and experiences of road workers in Accra
Philipp Katsinas: Infrastructural violence, powerlessness and conspiracies
Wei-Kuang Liu: Just Transition? Exploring the Resilience of Environmental Policies for Land Subsidence in Yunlin, Taiwan, from a Local Perspective
2 Room 2-0-17 - Reclaiming Geographical Histories – Other Networks, Sites and Circulations (William Kutz & Henrik Gutzon Larsen)
Henriette Steiner: Constructing Hopeful Geographical Imaginaries during the 1980s Recession: The Case of the Great Belt Bridge (Storebæltsforbindelse)
Henrik Gutzon Larsen: Conditions of possibility for the rise of radical geography in Copenhagen
Luca Muscarà: Transatlantic landscapes: Gottmann and the roots of Lowenthal’s intellectual heritage
Michiel van Meeteren: Dutch feminist geography and its place in the local science-society interface (1968-1995)
William Kutz: Lefebvre in Havana: Searching for Right to the City’s lost history in Revolutionary Cuba
3 Room 2-1-07/09 - Social infrastructure - Enabling spaces, networks and services for socially just neigbourhoods (Christine Benna Skytt-Larsen, Lita Akmentina, Matilda Alfengård, Lina Berglund-Snodgrass , Johanna Holvandus, Ebba Högström & Alisa Koroļova)
Matilda Alfengård: Governance Arrangements Shaping the Provision of Social Infrastructure Spaces: Examples from the Baltic Sea Region
Lucia Lo: Vulnerability and Social Infrastructure
Maria Bergman: Enhancing Social Infrastructure through Place Activation: A Case Study of Sätra Square in Skärholmen
Helen Jarvis: Accounting for the linking and binding of social infrastructure in people-powered green neighbourhood initiatives
Anne Gravsholt Busck: Sharing private courtyards with the football playing public – challenges and potentials of new collaborative methods of establishing social infrastructure
4 Room 2-1-17 - Contemporary hydrosocial challenges. Water as risk and resource in the context of anthropogenic climate change (Ida Andersson & Moa Tunström)
Diana Valero: In the North, who is cold and thirsty after a storm? Storm Arwen and the hydrosocial dynamics in Northeast Scotland.
Mojtaba Barzehkar: Integrating multi-criteria decision analysis and GIS for coastal vulnerability assessment: a case study in Estonia, Eastern Baltic Sea
Nora Komposch: Divided by Drought: Exploring the intersection of climate (in)justice and disrupted family ties in global labour migration
Moa Tunström: WATCH – Water as a multidisciplinary field of study through the lens of a third-cycle research school
5 Room 2-2-07/09 - New Forms of Urban Political Economies and Ecologies (Lina Olsson)
Joni Vainikka: Five Finlands: Segmenting climate attitudes to manage equitable decarbonisation of housing
Lawrence D. Berg: Debility in the Post-Welfare City: Surplus Populations, Surplus Capital, and Extractive Abandonment under the Danish ‘Ghetto Law’
Defne Kadıoğlu: From Vulnerable Neighborhoods to Financial Imaginaries – The Case of Place-Based Social Impact Investing in Sweden
Lina Olsson: Greening Urban Development with Debt: The Emergence of Green Financialised Urban Entrepreneurialism in Sweden
6 Room 2-2-17 - Building solidarity against the cross-tenure housing crisis (Meg Bishop & Hamish Kallin)
Cesare Di Feliciantonio: What makes activism dormant? Lifecourse, tenure and rent matter
Chiara Valli: Contradictory class locations in a debt-sustained housing market. The case of Sweden.
Jo Guiver: No Place to Live: How tourism and investment prevents local people living in the Lake District UK
Kait Laughlin: Putting tenure solidarity in its place: reframing the housing crisis as crisis of the welfare state.
8 Room 4-0-05 - Spatial Policy and Governance for Left-Behind Places (Nadir Kinossian, Maryame Amarouche & Tim Leibert)
Serhii Svynarets: Understanding the role of everyday mobility for the residents of left behind places in Germany
Susann Schaefer: Digitalization of Social Infrastructure in Left-Behind-Places – Example of Schools in Thuringia (Germany)
Tim Leibert: Rural shrinking, peripheralization and feelings of left-behindness in Germany: A rural case study
9 Room 4-0-10 - Place based interventions for local development – social, cultural, and institutional factors (Brita Hermelin & Daniel Keech)
Iris van Dongen: Transition Talks – island communities as pioneers and consolidators of sustainability transitions.
Marta Rodeschini: The spatial dimension in indicators of international organizations: a critical reflection on the OECD Better Life Index
Sabine Weck: How place-based actions can facilitate institutional change
Sune Wiingaard Stoustrup: Investigating Sustained Processes of Social Innovation – the Multi-level Arrangements Facilitating Rural Development Initiatives through the Propagation of Regional “Communities of Values”
Teresa Graziano: How place-sensitive are the European resilience and recovery plans? A cross-country comparative analysis
Brita Hermelin: Place-based development initiatives through municipalities in North Sweden – institutional conditions and roles of change agency
10 Room 4-0-13 - Agro-industrial transformation and crises (Mariel Aguilar-Støen, Mads Barbesgaard & Jostein Jakobsen)
Nils Pettersson: Sustainability transition governance of the Swedish and Finnish wild berry industries
Trym Rødvik: The political virology of capitalist planning in the Pandemic Era
Helena Pérez Niño: Agricultural restructuring through contract farming: implications for the study of contemporary agrarian change
11 Room 4-024 - Creative practice - (trans)forming space, place and environment (Cecilie Sachs Olsen & David Pinder)
Elizabeth Olson: Bricks as Memory: Creating space for a new understanding of racialized landscapes in the US South through somatics, sound, and performance
Adam Lundberg: Culinary Ghosting and Landscape Re-Placement in the Art of Michael Rakowitz
Francisco Magalhães: Reimagining Nature: The Role of Environmental Art in Shaping Post-Natural Imaginaries
Edward H. Huijbens: Aquatic geo-power and the making of hydrocommons. Exploring watery counter-cartographies
Maya Weeks: Saline coordinates, plastic water: tracing petro-economic violence through pollution with poetry
12 Room 4-0-32 - Interrelations between landscape, law and justice (Michael Jones & Kenneth R. Olwig)
Päivi Kymäläinen: Place, landscape and everyday law
Sonya Cotton: Displacing communities to fit the law: transnational sources of apartheid and landscape injustice in South Africa
Kenneth R. Olwig: “Archipelagic” Substantive landscapes vs. “Continentally” Enclosed and Landscaped Ethnonationalistic Spaces: Implications for Law and Justice
3 Room 2-1-07 - Social infrastructure - Enabling spaces, networks and services for socially just neigbourhoods (Christine Benna Skytt-Larsen, Lita Akmentina, Matilda Alfengård, Lina Berglund-Snodgrass , Johanna Holvandus, Ebba Högström & Alisa Koroļova)
Quentin Gausset: The social infrastructure of Danish green neighborhoods
Rianne van Melik: Governing libraries – governing social infrastructures
Riste Lehari: Challenges and Opportunities of Planning Public Spaces in a Low-Density District with a Historic Community: The Case of Nõmme
Sasha Brown: Secondary school students as necessary citizens in the neighbourhood: using a participatory STEAM education and art-infused approach for involving youth in Bergen, Norway and beyond
Antra Viluma: The Role of Community Contribution to the Social Infrastructure: the Case of Riga
Tongyun du: Understanding the linkages between changing living space and changing social capital: The moderator effect of frequency of neighbouring
4 Room 2-1-17 - Contemporary hydrosocial challenges. Water as risk and resource in the context of anthropogenic climate change (Ida Andersson & Moa Tunström))
Per Hillbur: What is the price for a “water-smart society”? Social disruption in the wake of climate change
Rosa Cerarols: Be water: emerging dependences out of season. Pilot study case in Catalonia (Spain)
Antti Roose: Advancing sustainable pathways with opportunities for a blue leap: exploring maritime spatial planning and regional strategy for the blue economy of Estonia
5 Room 2-2-07/09 - Transitions to urban artificial intelligence (Federico Cugurullo & Andrew Karvonen)
Federico Cugurullo: The Transition to AI Urbanism
Johanna Ylipulli: Digital inequality as a lens to urban AI
Yu-Shan Tseng: Governing with ambiguities: minor politics in AI-driven platform urbanism
Casey R Lynch: Toward an Aesthetics of Urban AI: The Case of iBuyers in the US Housing Market
Ying Xu: The Emergence of Artificial Intelligence in Anticipatory Urban Governance: Multi-scalar Evidence of China’s Transition to City Brains
7 Room 4-0-02 - Special session: Architectures and Infrastructures of Fulfillment. Roundtable organized by Don Mitchell
Kafui Attoh, City University of New York
Giorgio Pirina, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
Marlene Spanger, Aalborg University
Olivia Maury, University of Helsinki
Kristina Zampoukos, Mittuniversitet
8 Room 4-0-05 - Open session 2
Victoria Sj: Fluctuating territories at bus stops through words and visuals
Holger Kretschmer: Digitalisation in medium-sized cities
Rainer Mehren: High school students use digital geodata to develop cycling infrastructure
Veronika Korvasová: The Image of Geography as Seen by Czech Students: an ambivalent relationship
Ondrej Mysak: Long-term mobility of international university students: flows and motivations
9 Room 4-0-10 - Special Session: Lecture sponsored by the journal 'Emotion, Space and Society' organized by Natasha Webster
Rikke Munck Petersen (University of Copenhagen): Emotion, empathy, and emergence in filmmaking as regenerative and caring actions
10 Room 4-0-13 - Open session 3
Balint Kronstein: Batteries, populism, planning: A narrative U-turn in Hungary
Harriet Dunn: The infrastructures of localist-populism – insights from small-town Sweden
Line Kvartborg Vestergaard: Navigating the praxis of alternative urban governance
Lisann Schmidt: Governance Dynamics in Transnational Municipal Networks: Examples from the Baltic Sea Region
Johanna Eklund: Funding fads and donor interests shaping 30 years of international conservation funding in Madagascar
12 Room 4-0-32 - Special session: Landscape, Law & Justice 20 Years. Book launch organized by Michael Jones
Amanda Byer, School of Law, University College Dublin
Sonya Cotton, University College Dublin
Benedetta Castiglioni, University of Padua
Luca Muscarà, University of Molise
1 Room 2-0-07/09 - Human Geographies of Health and Well-Being in the Context of Climate Change (Susann Schäfer & Sören Becker)
Sören Becker: Placing well-being in the context of climate change: towards a typology of urban citizens
Ann-Christine Link: Twofold Compound Impact of Weather Conditions on the Risk for Community-Acquired Pneumonia
Mar Coll Planell: Climate Relief Maps: A New Method for the Study of the Impacts of Climate Change on Everyday Life
Emanuele Garda: Health (and) Urban Green: preliminary reflections from an interdisciplinary research project funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU
Natalia Rodriguez Castañeda: Towards green, healthy and biodiverse cities in the context of global climate change: perspectives from Bogotá, Colombia and Copenhagen, Denmark
2 Room 2-0-17 - Challenges and Opportunities of Transformative Neighbourhoods in Nordic cities (Hilda Wenander & Marcus Mohall)
Hilda Wenander: Unpacking Experiences of Climate Privilege
Janneke van der Leer: Sustainable urban development in Sweden: roles, beliefs, and expectations of municipalities and developers
Johanna Lilius: Social inclusion on the waterfront. (Upper)-Middle classes and the practice of preventing segregation in Turku, Finland
Marcus Mohall: Making the post-neoliberal city? The model neighborhood of Vallastaden and the limits and possibilities of challenging hegemonic planning logics
3 Room 2-1-07/09 - Platformed cities: digital platforms and multi-layered urban restructuring (Ismael Yrigoy & Jorge Sequera)
Anne-Cécile: Unpacking the Airbnb economic ecosystem in Paris: professionalisation, regulation and adaptation strategies
Gianluca Bei: Mid-Term Rentals and the Airbnbification of Housing
Karolina Kacprzak: Platformed cities in the CEE context. Example of Airbnb within Kraków and Lodz
Mathilde Dissing Christensen: Performing diverse collaborative economies: Modes of hospitality amongst Airbnb hosts
Ramon Ribera-Fumaz: 22@Barcelona Innovation District: Subsuming the city to platform capitalism
Peter van Eerbeek: Restructuring at a distance: Healthcare platform companies and commodification and financialization of the Swedish public primary care
4 Room 2-1-17 - Climate adaptation in communities and regional socio-economic impacts (Camilla Chlebna, Mads Bruun Ingstrup & Steffen Korsgaard)
Christian Fertner: Social vulnerability in climate adaptation plans in European regions
Laura Hoth: Connecting strategies for addressing climate change and adaption within the contexts of events and tourism: A Case Study of Bad Essen, Germany
Mads Bruun Ingstrup: ClimatePol – Climate adaptation in communities: Towards a cross-border regional innovation system in Denmark and Germany
Nicklas Riekötter: Socio-Economic Dynamics of Climate Adaptation in Viticultural Border Regions: Insights from and beyond Luxembourg
5 Room 2-2-07/09 - Contested geographies of public life (Johan Pries & Erik Jönsson)
Alicia Smedberg: Navigating digital and physical publics: A case study of activist strategies in the Swedish tenants association
Jasmine McNealy: Rural as Platform
Jens Portinson Hylander: Structuring transit spaces – exploring the interface between public transport workers and users
Johan Pries: A popular public sphere: uncovering the making and memories The Swedish People’s Parks
Linnea Eriksson: Publicness and public transport – unsafety in the political discourse in Stockholm
6 Room 2-2-17 - Child accessible societies? Children’s agency in planning (more accessible) public spaces (Linnea Eriksson, Jens Alm & Tanja Joelsson)
Haoyue Guo: Child, Place, and Art: Expressing Urban Narratives through Children’s Creativity
Jens Alm: Do they matter? A study on the inclusion of children in regional public transport planning in Sweden
Marlies Meijer: Planning for risky play: from child-safe cities towards adventurous urban areas
Romina Rodela: Participatory Planning Practice Centred on Children and Youth: themes, tools, and challenges
7 Room 4-0-02 - Nordic Regions in Transition (Høgni Kalsø Hansen & Josephine Rekers)
Andreas Erlström: How do regional inequalities relate to disruptive shocks? Economic transitions and the uneven development of inequalities within Swedish regions 1990-2018
Hanna Martin: The circular economy and regional labour markets: Skills in a core Nordic region in transformation
Henrik Brynthe Lund: The role of municipalities in path creation and sustainability transitions
Josephine Rekers: Challenges and opportunities for ageing regions in Denmark and Sweden
Linda Randall: (Mis)placing optimism? Nordic population development and residential mobility post-pandemic
Linda Stihl: Realities of diversification in a locked-in region
8 Room 4-0-05 - Legal Geographies of Migration and Borders (Austin Crane & Malene Jacobsen)
Amanda Schmid-Scott: Being Seen and Heard – Migrant Subjectivity in UK’s Border Control Sites
Malene H. Jacobsen: Law, bordering and asylum adjudication
Professor Kathryn Cassidy: The (De)Bordering Struggles of Third Country Nationals under the EU’s Temporary Protection Directive
Sofie Mortensen: Rightless rurality: The illegalization of Burmese migrant laborers in Thailand’s agro-industry
Will Haynes: Between décor and decorum in Termini station: managing migrants at the urban borderland.
9 Room 4-0-10 - Urban Mobility (Kostas Mouratidis & Lasse Møller-Jensen)
Erik Elldér: The 15-minute city in Sweden: exploring local accessibility, built environments, gentrification, and socio-spatial inequalities in the 200 largest Swedish cities
Gerd Weitkamp: Activity Network Spaces: using graph theory to analyze spatio-temporal human movement data
Håvard Wallin Aagesen: Capturing Cross-Border Mobilities of People: A Twitter study
Ioannis Kosmidis: Measuring perceived transfer inconvenience in commute trips combining bicycles and public transport
Junyu Hu: E-bike Commuting Patterns Across Urban and Rural Regions in Denmark
Kostas Mouratidis: Measuring perceived urban walkability with public participation geographic information systems (PPGIS)
10 Room 4-0-13 - The Geography of Marx’s Capital Vol. II (Mads Barbesgaard, Matthew T. Huber, Jostein Jakobsen & Axel Sievers)
Ilia Farahani: Marx and Capital Vol II, Harvey and circuits of capital
Jostein Jakobsen: Turnover time in the Pandemic Era: industrial poultry, avian influenza and the compulsions of supply-chain capitalism
Kevin Rogan: Fixed Capital and Urban Ground Rent
Maria Cariola: The legal coding of capital circulation
Peter Rosendal Dau: Greenhouse agriculture and material constraints to circulation
11 Room 4-024 - Placing Neighbourhoods (Natasha A. Webster, Sofi Johansson, Sara Forsberg & Danielle Drozdzewski)
Alison Stenning: Placing Play in Neighbourhoods
Joy Klempner: Ongoing Colonialism, White Supremacy, and Emotional Labour in the Placing of Neighbourhoods in Kelowna, BC, Canada.
Katariina Kotila: Young adults negotiating their sense of home as newcomers in rural neighbourhoods
Magdalena Gorczynska-Angiulli: Nimby attitudes towards housing densification: differences between residents in market and affordable housing
12 Room 4-0-32 - Lessons from bottom-up urbanism for sustainable cities (Mikko Kyrönviita & Antti Wallin)
Antti Wallin: Wonderful, Horrible, Life: Skateboarding and the Social Dynamics of an Urban Plaza
Dr Eleanor Jupp: Just transitions? Power, equality and justice in local provisioning for climate crisis in the UK
Elina Alatalo: Enabling citizen participation giving birth to Nordic Superblocks
Ilda Lindell: Provisional livelihoods and infrastructures in the (post)pandemic city.
Krista Willman: Urban gardening as part of urban sustainability transition
1 Room 2-0-07/09 - The cultural renegotiation of urban cemeteries and graveyards: multi-functional spaces of death, sacredness, recreation and ecosystem services (Johanna Adolfsson, Sara Borgström & Annika Dahlberg)
Avril Maddrell: A manifesto for negotiating urban cemeteries as therapeutic multi-functional sites in evolving multicultural societies
Helena Nordh: The peace of the grave and its limitations on the future of Swedish cemeteries
Johanna Adolfsson: Death and green space in the urban landscape
Myra J. Giesen: Ballast Hills Burial Ground: an example from NE England
2 Room 2-0-17 - Political landscapes (Marte Lange Vik & Andrew Butler)
Jessica Larsson: Contestation and crisis: Power and politics in a public consultation process on nature and landscape diversity in Norway
Sanne Bech Holmgaard: Political landscapes of environmental monitoring in the High North
Tonje Aarre Sommarset: The politics of Sitka spruce landscapes
Mattias Qviström: Marginalizing landscape: a planning history
Marte Lange Vik: Negotiating the Norwegian leisure landscape under the nature and climate crisis
3 Room 2-1-07/09 - Co-creative methods for collaborative understanding and governance of multi-functional landscapes (Sara Borgström)
Aleksi Räsänen: Co-developing land use change plan to address environmental and social targets in a large rural river basin
Anna Karlsdóttir: Behind LOCAL REGENERATIVE FOOD MAP of ICELAND 2023 – Using Green Map tools and developing networks to visually reveal the environmental value and state of food security.
Matthew Kirby: Multifunctional Green Belts: Using participatory scenarios and artificial intelligence to explore the future governance of contentious peri-urban landscapes
Sara Borgström: Enabling adaptive collaborative management practices in rapidly transforming, multi-functional peri-urban landscapes.
4 Room 2-1-17 - Open session 4
Lorena Melgaço: Understanding subsurface planning through and beyond the lenses of risk
Susanna Heldt Cassel: Embodied intersectionality at work in hotel housekeeping
Pavel Doboš: Condescending ableism and time
Christiane Meyer-Habighorst: “This big shadow we need to turn into light” – How social entrepreneurs moralize commodified care
5 Room 2-2-07/09 - Open session 5
Jozef Lopuch: Perceived “darkness“ during the visit of Auschwitz-Birkenau memorial and museum
Henrik Dorf Nielsen: UN)FAMILIAR NEIGHBOURS: PERCEPTIONS ACROSS THE FINNISH-RUSSIAN AND US-MEXICAN BORDERS
Lukasz Lechowski: Impact of data on analysis of land use change during military conflict
Lorenzo Vianelli: Extractive Warehousing: Carceral Economies of Containment in the Greek Islands
6 Room 2-2-17 - Open session 6
Gulnara Nadamova: Blindspots in Local Climate Change Adaptation Policy – how is ‘problem’ of climate change adaption framed in Norwegian municipalities?
Nikolaos Vrantsis: All that is solid melts into steel
Emma Galbraith: The role of Singapore as a green finance hub in advancing renewable energy in Southeast Asia
Salla Eilola: Local knowledge in addressing environmental crisis: a map-based survey and future workshop in rural community in Northern Finland
7 Room 4-0-02 - Feminist Geopolitics: New Areas of Study, Theories and Methodologies (Devran Koray Öcal & Nora Komposch)
Austin Crane: Reading differently: a feminist geopolitical analysis of quasi-legal documents
Betül Aykaç: Autonomy as a multi-scalar network of solidarity: A feminist geopolitical perspective on alternative food networks in Turkey
Devran Koray Öcal: The Dynamics of Repression: Insights into State-Enacted Violence from the Frontline Security Bureaucracy
Helena Holgersson: Taking women’s worries seriously: On housing inequality and displacement pressure
Nathan Swanson: Home Invasion: Territory, Scarcity, and Appropriation in Gaza
Yang Yang: Embodied Geographies of the Hui’s Muslim Bridal Fashion in Northwestern China
8 Room 4-0-05 - Value conflicts, ideology and power dynamics in policy and planning for a ‘green transition’ (Karolina Isaksson, Christina Lindkvist, Karin Thoresson & Karin Winter)
Christina Lindkvist: Roadmaps and action in neoliberal times of climate policy – a discourse analysis
Mirek Dymitrow: Green transition and discursive contradictions: Construing Northern Sweden as a world-leading periphery
Karin Winter: Ideologies of the 15-minute City
Andrea Käsbohrer: The rescaling of institutional rationalities for shaping opportunity spaces
Karin Thoresson: Local political leadership of sustainable transformation – what does it take?
Sara Malm: Staying and working with conflicts, differences and inequality
9 Room 4-0-10 - Urban Mobility (Kostas Mouratidis & Lasse Møller-Jensen)
Lasse Møller-Jensen: Network-based spatial analysis of flood-induced mobility disruptions in Accra
Manja Hoppe Andreasen: High mobility lifestyles: Unpacking travel behavior in Accra’s rapidly expanding periphery
Maryam Altaf Malik: Gendered Mobilities: A case of platform transport tracking technologies in Lahore, Pakistan
Felix Hallikainen: Who is on the move? Identifying mobility lifestyle profiles in Finnish cities
Veronika Kotynkova Krotka: Negotiating crip temporalities in public transport as a shared space of employees and public
10 Room 4-0-13 - Climate Change Resilience in Remote Nordic Communities (Matthias Kokorsch & Rico Kongsager)
Johanna Gisladottir: Climate change adaptation in small remote communities in Iceland: the case of avalanche risk
Mikkel Nedergaard: Exploring roles and responsibilities in local government planners’ narratives on climate change adaptation: A Nordic case study.
Rico Kongsager: Place attachment, storms, and climate change in the Faroe Islands
Sara Heidenreich: Towards climate adaptation citizenship: How citizens in small remote communities in Nordics deal with climate change-related hazards
11 Room 4-024 - Placing Neighbourhoods (Natasha A. Webster, Sofi Johansson, Sara Forsberg & Danielle Drozdzewski)
Misagh Mottaghi: Blue-green solutions and territorial negotiations related to rhythms
Natasha A. Webster: Won’t you be my neighbour? Exploring values and importance of neighbourly social interactions in Swedish neighbourhoods
Sara Forsberg: Home, Neighbourhood and Generational Dynamics: Spatial Perceptions and Divisions in a Small-Town Context
Susanne Frank: Seismograph of coexistence: On the importance of greeting in heterogeneous neighborhoods
Tanja Joelsson: Thinking with care: moments of intensity in children’s everyday mobility in compact neighbourhoods
12 Room 4-0-32 - Lessons from bottom-up urbanism for sustainable cities (Mikko Kyrönviita & Antti Wallin)
Lennert Jongh: ‘Covid-19 was just the beginning’: Vendors’ changed practices in Blantyre, Malawi to survive multiple crises
Mikko Kyrönviita: Fulfill the Dream: Advancing skateboarding community through experimenting with urban infrastructure
Onyanta Adama-Ajonye: Governing from below: the role of market associations in the enforcement of the Covid-19 restrictions in markets in Lagos, Nigeria
Yun Sun: Paving the way for urban transitions by design: how design entrepreneurship instigated a co-evolution of institutional and spatial changes in Rotterdam.
11 Room 4-024 - Special session: Lecture sponsored by 'Nordic Journal of Urban Studies', organized by Anders Lund Hansen
Vasna Ramasar (Lund University): Responses to urban challenges of the 21st century.
Response: Claus Wilhemsen, Geographer and Urban Planner
12 Room 4-0-32 - Special session: Can relocation build resilience? Roundtable organized by Matthias Kokorsch
Matthias Kokorsch, University Centre of the Westfjords, Iceland
Sara Heidenreich, University Centre of the Westfjords, Iceland
Christina Daszkiewicz, Migration, Environment, Climate Change & Risk Reduction Division
Department of Peace and Development Coordination (DPDC), International Organization for Migration
