Overview

ESR1- Territorial mobility and socio-spatial polarisation in Romania.

ESR2- Soft Spaces in EU Cohesion Policy. Opportunities and Challenges in the Coordination of Heterogeneous Interests.

ESR3- European and national regional and innovation policies reproducing peripheries?

ESR4- Understanding the role of agents present on the housing market in the production of core-periphery relations.

ESR5- Development perspectives of village communities in rural Estonia.

ESR6- Public leaders shaping peripheral regions? A comparative case study focusing on the role of public leaders in peripheralising regions of Estonia and the Netherlands.

ESR7- Path contingency and path innovation of regional policies in old and new economy locations.

ESR8- Framing the governance of core-periphery relations in Germany and Romania.

ESR9- Multilevel governance for balanced development between core and peripheral spaces.

ESR10- Everyday practices of adaptation and resistance to peripheralisation at household scale.

ESR11- The role of community (social) enterprises in rural development – a comparative study between Hungary and Germany.

ESR12- Dynamic perspectives on knowledge exchange configurations in innovation processes. Business practices from East Germany and Estonia.

ESR13- The role of renewable energy in the development of peripheral areas in North-West Romania.

ER1– The formation, reproduction and persistence of spatial social and economic polarisation.

ER2– Theoretical foundations for transnational comparative research on governance of core-periphery relations.

ER3- Theoretical and conceptual thoughts around the ways of adaptation, formation of strategies and potentials for new developments.