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European Regional Science Association

The British & Irish Section is afiliated to the the European Regional Science Association (ERSA), one of three supra-regional groupings of individual national and international sections or associations which together constitute the Regional Science Association International (RSAI). More than a third of the world-wide RSAI membership of over 3,000 are resident in Europe. Each year ERSA holds a major international Congress. 

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Regional Science Association International

The Regional Science Association International was founded in 1954 to promote the free exchange of ideas and viewpoints related to regional science. Its membership is drawn from all parts of the world, and includes people from a wide range of academic disciplines and professions who share an interest in spatial issues. Economists played a major role in the early development of the Association, but in recent years the scope of regional science has broadened. Today geographers, planners, mathematicians and sociologists are also active in the Association. In many parts of the world there are local sections of the Regional Science Association International that organise activities and prepare publications with the general objectives of the Association in mind. These local sections are particularly active within North America, the Pacific Basin, and throughout Europe, including Britain and Ireland. These groupings are reflected in constitutional changes, introduced in 1990, whereby the co-ordination of world-wide activities now rests with the Regional Science Association International (RSAI).

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Supra-National Organisations
  • Regional Science Association International
  • European Regional Science Association
  • North American Regional Science Council
  • Pacific Regional Science Conference Organisation
  • Latin American-Caribbean Regional Science Association
Other European Sections 
  • Baltic Section
  • Bulgarian Section
  • Croatian Section
  • Dutch Section
  • French Speaking Section
  • German Speaking Section
  • Greek Section
  • Hungarian Section
  • Israeli Section
  • Italian Section
  • Moroccan Section
  • Nordic Section
  • Polish Section
  • Portuguese Section
  • Romanian Section
  • Russian Section
  • Slovak Section
  • Spanish Section
  • Turkish Section
Other International Sections
  • Canadian Regional Science Association
  • Mid-Continent Regional Science Association
  • Southern Regional Science Association
  • Western Regional Science Association
  • The Australia New Zealand Regional Science Association International Inc.
  • Indonesian Regional Science Association
  • Home
  • About RSAI - BIS
    • Aims and Objectives
    • Committee
    • Other Regional Science Sections
    • Constitution
    • History
  • Events
    • Cork 2025 Conference Information >
      • 2025 Conference Book of Abstracts
      • 2025 Conference Latest Programme
      • Registration and Payment 2025
    • Early Career Colloquium 2025 >
      • Early Career Colloquium 2025 Registration
    • Previous Conferences
  • News and Announcements
  • Membership
  • Journal - Spatial Economic Analysis
  • Awards and Prizes
    • Moss Madden Memorial Medal