ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
20 January 2026 - Deadline for Submission of Abstracts Submission Procedure Authors should submit their abstracts through online submission system by following the link https://app.oxfordabstracts.com/stages/79842/submitter No delegate should submit more than 2 abstracts. Please note: An abstract should be around 400-500 words, so one page in normal print, and include a sufficiently detailed description of the method, data (if relevant), and (provisional) main conclusions of the paper. Acceptance of abstracts will be on the basis of the perceived quality of the underlying papers.
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RSAI Young Researchers PrizeAims to showcase the research of young scholars in regional science through paper presentation and in-depth discussion organized at the RSAI World Congress. |
PAPER SUBMISSION
8 April 2026 - Deadline for Submission of Papers Papers should be submitted in accordance with the template available below: Template EN To submit the paper click on the edit (pencil) icon on your personal dashboard of your accepted abstract or by clicking on the title of the abstract and at the bottom you will find an option to upload the document. Make the changes required to your submission then click on Submit. |
THE THEME
Wellbeing and Sustainability: Regional Science Discussions at the Earth’s Core
The theme "Wellbeing and Sustainability: Regional Science Discussions at the Earth’s Core" aims to foster a deep and multidisciplinary understanding of how well-being and sustainability are crucial for regional development. This broad theme involves topics covering regional and urban economics, entrepreneurship, innovation, Artificial intelligence challenges for regional development, governance, regional networks and social inclusion.
REGULAR SESSIONS
RS01 - Wellbeing
RS02 - Regional and urban policy RS03 - Regional development RS04 - Rural development RS05 - City development RS06 - Spatial planning RS07 - Location theory and applications RS08 - Methods in regional science and urban economics RS09 - Spatial implications of climate and environmental change RS10 - The spatial dimension of sustainable development |
RS11 - Theoretical and empirical urban economics
RS12 - Globalization RS13 - Resilience and risk management RS14 - Green economy and complexity RS15 - National, regional or local labor markets RS16 - Governance RS17 - Entrepreneurship RS18 - Population and migration RS19 - Infrastructure, transportation and accessibility |
RS20 - Knowledge and innovation
RS21 - Efficiency and productivity RS22 - Real estate and housing RS23 - Tourism RS24 - Biodiversity, ecosystems and ecosystem services RS25 - Agriculture, fisheries and food security RS26 - Natural resources and energy RS27 - Regional science and data science RS28 - Artificial intelligence RS29 - Finances and regional science |