El próximo miércoles 26 de octubre a las 12:30, en el Edificio Histórico de la Universidad de Barcelona, se celebrará una Conversación entre el profesor Alain Tourraine y los profesores del grupo de investigación Creativitat, Innovació i Transformació Urbana (CRIT) Víctor Climent, Marisol García y Montserrat Pareja. El acto promovido por el CRIT y el Departamento de Sociología de la […]
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Research Seminar on collaborative Spaces 22nd and 23rd September 2016
Coworkers, Makers, Hackers and Fabbers: main trends in Barcelona Seminar organized by CRIT and the Research Group on collaborative Spaces 22nd September 15:00-15:15 – Presentation of the RGCS network. Introduction by coordinators of the RGCS network and the RGCS Barcelona Chapter by Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway (Universitat de Barcelona), Ignasi Capdevila (PSB Paris School of Business), François-Xavier […]
Seminar: Austerity effects on housing in Greece
CRIT seminar series, 4th edition 26th May, 15 h. Sala de Junes, Facultat d’economia i empresa UB Avinguda Diagonal, 696, Barcelona Austerity effects on housing in Greece: challenges for housing policy Dimitra Siatitsa Dr. Architect-Urbanist, independent researcher, special advisor of the Alternate Minister of Solidarity Abstract The implementation of austerity politics in Greece is marked […]
Convocatòria d’ajuts a la Summer school “forms of urban attractiveness i als juliols UB
La UB ha posat en marxa una sèrie d’ajuts per tal que els estudiants de la UB puguin assistir a la formació d’estiu. Hi ha dues convocatòries: Convocatòria de dos ajuts per a la matrícula a la International summer school “The Forms of urban attractiveness: Methods of analysis and case studies” Barcelona-Milà Convocatòria de 35 […]
Mega-event cities: the urban impacts of large events (3 May, 15:00 Faculty of economics and business UB)
Mega-event cities: the urban impacts of large events Prof. Dr. Martin Müller Department of Geography University of Zurich Abstract: Mega-events such as the Olympic Games and the World Cup have become global urban phenomena. At a cost of often more than USD 10 billion, they are the single most transformative urban project in many host […]
JESB – Journal of Evolutionary Studies in Business
The Journal of Evolutionary Studies in Business is a peer-review interdisciplinary journal specialized in original reviews and debates about business. With the internet era, and the pressures to publish original research and methodological contributions, the accumulation of information increasingly requires platforms of expert authors that help clarify significant questions, and identify key ideas and directions […]
Summer school: Forms of Urban Attractiveness 2016
The Faculty of Sociology and Social Research at University of Milano-Bicocca and the Faculty of Economics and Business at University of Barcelona invite outstanding postgraduate and senior undergraduate students from universities around the world to join the second edition of its Summer School to be held from 13-24 June, 2016, 1st week (13th-17th) at University […]
Innova conference: innovation, creativity and culture as basis for a new socio-economic model for cities
During 10th and 11th december CRIT members have participated in the Innova Conference, showing the results of a three-years research on the role of innovation, culture and creativity as a source for organisation and economic growth for cities after the crisis. The project has analised new economic sectors and its organisation in four spanish cities: […]
CALL FOR PAPERS International Conference Innovation, creativity and culture: outline of a new socio-economic post-crisis model for cities and regions. Barcelona 10th and 11th December 2015
Next 10th and 11th December, the INNOVA conference will take place in Barcelona. This International Conference, open to all researchers and practitioners, will serve as the closure of the Spanish research project INNOVA. This project combines different disciplinary and territorial sensitivities addressing the complex problem of the socio-economic model for the Spain in the aftermath […]