EMERGING SCHOLAR AWARD
During the European Urban Research Association annual conference, an award is given to an emerging scholar whose work exemplifies outstanding scholarship in urban affairs. The recipient receives a 1.000€ honorarium. The honorarium is a travel grant that will allow the winner to participate at the next EURA or Urban Affairs Association conference. The award winner is usually announced at the conference.
Eligibility
Participants of the conference pursuing doctoral research, regardless of academic discipline, are eligible to apply. Applicants must have an approved dissertation proposal. The candidate is not required to be an EURA member. Candidates must have an accepted proposal in one of the conference tracks and have to submit a full paper at least 6 weeks befor the conference. The paper must show that it is part of a PhD work.
Nomination/Selection
Track chairs of the conference will nominate a limited number of excellent papers. The final decision will be made by a scientific committee/jury composed of members of the EURA Governing Board and based on the conference chairs’ recommendation.
Publication
In addition to the grant, the author might be invited to publish his paper in EURA Urban Research & Practice journal.
Discover the EURA Emerging Scholar Award Winners
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Lina Zhang Faculty of Spatial Planning, Technical University of Dortmund
Paper title: Assessing social sustainability of affordable housing planning in Shanghai based on primary schools
Fenna Imara Hoefsloot Faculty of Geoinformation Science and Earth Observation, University of Twente
Paper title: People and Places Uncounted: Legibility in the Water Infrastructure of Lima, Peru
Michael Andrea Strebel Department of Political Science, University of Zürich
Paper title: Who Supports Metropolitan Reform? Citizens’ Attitudes in Four West European Countries
1st Place: Victor Osei Kwadwoa and Tatiana Skripka Maastricht School of Governance, Maastricht University
Paper title: Metropolitan Governance Cooperation and CO2 Transport Emission: A Three-Level Hierarchical Linear Model Analysis
Runner-up: Adrian Favero School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh
Paper title: Political Attitudes among the urban Polish Youth: Assessing the role of the city on support for the European Union
Charalampos Tsavdaroglou School of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Paper title: The location of cultural common space and the right to the city in Istanbul: from the creative city to the rebel city and vice versa
Elsa Vivant French Institute of Urban Planning, Université Paris 8
Paper title: How underground culture is changing Paris
