32:54
George Wright: "Using judgmental forecasting and scenario thinking for anticipating the future?"
32:51
Andy Hines: "Imagining after capitalism"
32:30
Natalie Koch: "Nationalism and the future: Place, identity, and aspirational futures"
30:44
Jessica Bland: "Between low orbit and small islands"
32:51
Kezia Barker: "Awakening to catastrophe"
27:05
ZoltĂĄn BoldizsĂĄr Simon: "Utopias of extinction"
32:33
Richard Tutton: "The space between future"
33:44
Christian Schulz: "Economic geographies of postgrowth"
35:31
Maarten Hajer: "Techniques of futuring: On how imagined futures become socially performative"
34:52
Ian Miles: "The turn to KIBS"
34:48
José Luis Sånchez-Hernåndez: "Envisioning alternative economic futures through the lens of food"
36:31
Ramia Mazé: "Design and other ways of knowing (and governing) the future"
33:56
Felix Ringel: "Futures all around"
10:33
20. Symposium on Knowledge & Space: Placing the Future
37:12
Alison Powell: "Data-based frictions in civic action: trust, technology and participation"
30:34
Jeremy Crampton: "Rendering value from urban digital geographies: innovation, markets and slow AI"
30:41
ZoltĂĄn CsĂ©falvay: "Europeâs scaleup geography and the role of access to talent"
35:04
Nancy Ettlinger: "The datafication of knowledge production"
27:00
Ido Erev: "Big data without big brothers: the potential of gentle rule enforcement"
32:42
Nancy Odendaal: "Thinking about cyborg activism"
27:46
Ryan Burns: "The relational spaces of digital labour"
33:49
HelinÀ Melkas: "Orientation to use of care robots in care services"
32:58
Joachim Meyer: "On the need to understand human behavior to do analytics of behavior"
34:12
Andranik Tumasjan: "The promise and prospects of blockchain-based decentralized business models"
33:28
Felix Rebitschek: "Boosting consumers: algorithm-supported decision making under uncertainty"
31:29
Koiti Hasida: "Personal AI to maximize the value of personal data"
10:40
19. Symposium on Knowledge & Space: Knowledge and Digital Technology
31:49
Janet Banfield: "Improficiency and the Professionalization of Undisciplined Practices"
28:44
Paul Windrum: "The Changing Fortunes of the Architect Profession in Post-War Britain"
34:31
Hugo Klappenbach: "The Beginnings of the Psychology Profession in Argentina"
25:15
Wolfgang König: "The Siemens Brothers: Siemens in Germany and England and Global Telegraphy"
34:18
Ariane Berthoin Antal: "The Multifaceted Process of Finding one's Place in Academia"
07:57
18. Symposium on Knowledge & Space: Professions and Proficiency: The Rise and Demise of Knowledge
32:50
Patricia Alexander: "Knowledge and the iGeneration"
34:33
Rakefet Sela-Sheffy: "What Does it Take to Be a Professional Translator?"
36:16
Peter M. Haas: "The Contested Epistemic Authority of Science in a Post-Truth Era of World Politics"
29:09
Christopher Winch: "Designing Professional Qualifications: Beyond Path Dependency"
29:24
Ahmed Bounfour: "Mobilizing Intangibles under the Acceluction Regime"
25:01
Rupert Graf Strachwitz: "Civil Society and Philanthropy as Change Agents"
32:09
Ihsan Yilmaz: "Demonizing the Islamic Counter-Hegemonic Legal Knowledge"
35:00
Liz Fouksman: "Global Authenticity, Local Authority: Discursive Geographies and Epistemic Power"
27:02
Angela M. Eikenberry: "The Civic and Political Engagement of Collaborative Philanthropists"
38:41
Megan Tompkins-Stange: "Private Philanthropic Foundations in U.S. Public Education"
42:18
Heinz-Dieter Meyer: "Education, Civil Society and Globalization: A Conundrum Revisited "
34:43
Mario Diani: "Civil Society and Public Issues as Social Constructions: A Network Perspective"
27:58
Kin-man Chan: "Agenda Setting and Deliberation on Constitutional Reform in Hong Kong"
40:47
Johannes GlĂŒckler: "Regional Philanthropic Fields and the Geography of Philanthropy"
09:00
17. Symposium on Knowledge & Space: Knowledge and Civil Society
39:19
Ulrike Gerhard & Michael Hoelscher: "Educational Attainment in the Creative City"
30:48
Julia Nast: "Organisational Neighbourhood Inequality"
35:20
Douglas Lee Lauen: "A Consideration of the Internal and External Validity of Charter School Effects"
30:03
Tim Freytag: "Practices of Exclusion in Education? Experiencing the âTransition Systemâ in Germany"
08:02
16. Symposium on Knowledge & Space: Settings for Learning and Educational Attainment
36:55
Richard Feiock: "Metropolitan governance and institutional collective action"
37:31
Michael Handke: "Institutional change, innovation and policy coordination"
35:44
Patrick Kenis: "Knowledge about the governance of organizational networks"
36:17
Carl P. Lipo: "The success of Easter Island: Moai as the key to sustainable communities"
06:17
15. Symposium on Knowledge & Space: Knowledge for Governance
29:17
Christian Reutlinger: âA Child-Centred Perspective on Schools and Neighbourhoods"
30:05
Silvie R. KuÄerovĂĄ: "Changing Positions of Elementary Schools in Czechia"
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The Symposia in the Studio of the Villa Bosch at Heidelberg deal with the generation, diffusion and application of knowledge under special consideration of the role of the spatial context and the spatial dimension of knowledge-disparities. The topic Knowledge and Space covers various interrelated research questions, which are of great political and economical relevance to society.
The Symposia in the Studio of Villa Bosch at Heidelberg are intended to bring together scholars from various disciplines, schools of thought and cultures to build a foundation for the development of a long-term interdisciplinary network of scholars studying the topic 'Knowledge and Space'.
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