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News & Opportunities
Welcome to FinGeo’s News & Opportunities — your hub for the latest updates, calls for papers, job openings, and event highlights in financial geography. Please stay connected with our global community, explore new opportunities, and keep up with the evolving intersections of finance and space.
FinGeo Annual Lecture at the RSA Conference 2026
The FinGeo Annual Lecture will take place during the Regional Studies Association (RSA) Annual Conference 2026 , to be held in Gothenburg, Sweden, in June 2026 . As one of FinGeo’s flagship activities, the Annual Lecture brings together members of the network and the wider academic community to engage with cutting-edge debates and research in financial geography. FinGeo members and conference participants are warmly invited to attend this special session. Further details abo
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Mar 301 min read
Online FinGeo Workshop: Financial Geography in Central Asia
The Global Network on Financial Geography (FinGeo) invites you to an online workshop titled “Financial Geography in Central Asia: Towards a Research Agenda for Regional Development and Financial Integration” , which will take place on 19 May 2026 (16:00–18:00 GMT+5) . The workshop will bring together scholars and practitioners to discuss recent developments in financial geography across Central Asia and to collectively explore priorities for future research in the region. A k
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Mar 301 min read
8th FinGeo International Seminar: Contemporary Advances in Financial Geography
2–3 February 2026 University of Bologna (Italy) Palazzo Marescotti – Via Barberie 4, Bologna The 8th FinGeo International Seminar brings together international scholars, researchers, practitioners, and institutional representatives to explore contemporary advances in financial geography in a high-level, welcoming academic environment. Hosted by the University of Bologna , in collaboration with the Department of Management , the Regional Studies Association , the journal Fin
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Jan 281 min read
FinGeo blog article series: Teaching Financial Geography in Higher Education.
This FinGeo blog article series is dedicated to the teaching of financial geography in higher education. Whilst research in financial geography has advanced considerably in recent years, there has been comparatively little discussion about how it is taught in higher education. This series contributes to this end by bringing together reflections from three teaching-active academics on their experiences in the classroom. Dr Araby Smyth of Mount Allison University reflects on t
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Jan 121 min read
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