The 9th episode of SPACE Podcast entitled “Wohnen zwischen Versorung und Verwertung” is now online The SPACE Project (in cooperation with Lisa Puchner) is producing a podcast series entitled “Wettbewerb infrage” to support the dissemination of research results from the project and discuss the concept of competition more broadly. The podcast series combines results, negotiated […]
New Working Paper: Affordability in Housing
“The provision of affordable housing in times of housing crisis. Interpretations and practices of the Viennese non-profit sector” by Altreiter et al. In this paper, SPACE researchers Carina Altreiter, Raphaela Kohout, Sarah Kumnig, Katharina Litschauer and Georg Wolfmayr deal with non-profit property developers in Vienna’s housing market. The exorbitant rise in land and building costs […]
New Working Paper: Development and Interdisciplinary
“Development and Interdisciplinarity: re-examining the ‘economic silo’” by Matthias Aistleitner The paper by SPACE researcher Matthias Aistleitner provides an alternative approach for identifying the disciplinary and paradigmatic background of development scholars by matching bibliometric data on articles published in World Development with the RePEc author database. He response to recent evidence by other scholars as […]
SPACE Podcast “Wettbewerb in Frage”: 8th Episode online
The 8th episode of SPACE Podcast entitled “MAN Steyr und der internationale Wettbewerb” is now online The SPACE Project (in cooperation with Lisa Puchner) is producing a podcast series entitled “Wettbewerb infrage” to support the dissemination of research results from the project and discuss the concept of competition more broadly. The podcast series combines results, […]
New Working Paper: Winning Urban Competition
“Winning Urban Competition with a social agenda” by Altreiter, Azevedo, Porak, Pühringer and Wolfmayr The paper by SPACE researchers Carina Altreiter, Susanna Azevedo, Laura Porak, Stephan Pühringer and Georg Wolfmayr deals with urban competition and entrepreneurial urban policies. Coming from the evolving field of competition research, they are interested in how urban competition is constructed […]