RGS-IBG 2009
RGS/IBG Annual Conference
2009 Manchester
26-28th August 2009
As usual, the EGRG is sponsoring and co-sponsoring a wide range of sessions at this year’s meeting in Manchester. Session details are below. However, there are many other sessions with an economic geography ‘flavour’ on the programme, including a panel discussion on the 2009 World Development Report.
Wednesday 27th August
- The Rise of China and its Implications for the Developed World (4 sessions)
- Boom, Crunch, Ouch: Exploring Possibilities in the Spaces of Financial Disruption (2 sessions)
- Retail and the City: The Urban Geographies of Retailing (2 sessions)
Thursday 28th August
- Follow the Things: New Cultural/Economic Geographies (3 sessions)
- Geographies of Expertise and Experts (3 sessions)
Friday 29th August
- Geographical Perspectives on International Labour Migration (2 sessions)
- Governing Temptation: The Emerging Geographies of Soft Paternalism (1 session)
- Acknowledging Ethical Economies (1 session)
Please note that the EGRG AGM will also be taking place during the lunchtime slot on Thursday 28th August (room 1.219).
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