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Centre for Governance, Regulation and Industrial Strategy (CGR&IS) events archive

Browse our events archive for details of our expert talks on regulation, governance and industrial strategy.


Factsheet

2024

Workshops

  • 29 January: ‘Levelling Up’ – a one-day workshop including presentations, discussion and a roundtable debate featuring academics and practitioners

Research seminars

  • 15 March: Davide Parrilli (Bournemouth University) – ‘SMES, Social Capital and the Value of Ethnic Diversity in Business’
  • 23 April: Ilaria Mariotti (Politecnico di Milano, Italy) – ‘The Surge of Remote Working and Coworking spaces. Exploring the Case of Italy Through Mixed Methods’
  • 13 May: David Birks (University of Winchester) – 'The Art of Conducting Business Research'
  • 14 May: Carlo Corradini (University of Reading) – 'Marshallian Agglomeration, Labour Pooling and Skills Matching'
  • 9 October: Lynette Washington (University of South Australia) – 'Gender, Place Leadership & Regional Transformation'
  • 9 October: David Bailey (University of Birmingham) and Sally Hardy (Publishing Consultant & Former CEO, Regional Studies Association) – 'Publishing in Top Tier Journals'
  • 21 November: Chris Crowther (Bath Spa University) – 'Temet Nosce (Know Thyself) – What Keeps a CISO Awake at Night'

Distinguished visitors

  • 5-6 March: Ron Boschma (University of Utrecht), winner of ‘Nobel equivalent in Geography in 2024’ – Ron gave a research seminar, and a seminar on ‘dealing with peer review’. Ron also met with faculty and PhD students and gave them feedback on their research.
  • 1 November: Jennifer Clark (Ohio State University), Editor-in-Chief of Regional Studies – Jennifer gave a research seminar, and also met with faculty and PhD students and gave them feedback on their research.

2023

Research seminars

  • 16 November: Laura Norris (Cardiff University) – 'Net Zero Challenges in the Maritime Shipping Industry'
  • 21 November: Lisa De Propris (University of Birmingham) – 'People-Centred Policies for the Triple Transition (Just, Digital and Green)'

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