RENIR and Despina are pleased to announce the RENIR Workshop on the impact of automation and artificial intelligence on regional economies, sponsored by Collegio Carlo Alberto and University of Turin.
We aim to attract contributions from both junior and senior scholars.
Up to 18 papers will be selected from open submissions on the basis of peer review.
Contributions are invited on (but not limited to) one or more of the following topics:
The Workshop participation is free for one presenting author per selected paper and includes catering during the event.
The meeting will take place on May 27-28, 2019 in Turin.
RENIR – REsearch Network on Industrial Resilience connects scholars, entrepreneurs, institutions and firms interested in sustainable industrial development and regional and metropolitan long-term economic growth.
RENIR is interested in the co-evolution of innovation, technological knowledge, education and inter-industry technological developments that affect cities' and regions' adaptive industry resilience in the face of disruptive technological change.
RENIR's main aim is to develop case studies and disseminate best practice in relevant technologies and digital manufacturing industries. RENIR explores advances in big data analytics, cloud computing and artificial intelligence to compare their impacts on robotics and additive manufacturing and their downstream effects on production. The RENIR project is interested, in particular, in the automotive and aerospace industries, which are the backbone of industrial developments in most More Economically Developed Countries (MEDC).
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Date | Deadline |
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March 15, 2019 | Submission of paper or extended abstract |
April 2, 2019 | Notification of acceptance |
May 2, 2019 | Submission of final papers |
Please send an email to carlo.bottai AT unito.it with your contribution by March 15, 2019. Submit the full paper or an extended abstract (min 3 pages). Specify your name and affiliation. Please, use as subject "Application RENIR Workshop".
Submissions should be previously unpublished works. All submissions are reviewed with respect to novelty, academic quality and relevance. No review or comments will be offered to the authors to supplement the decision.
Cristiano Antonelli | Dep. of Economics and Statistics, University of Turin BRICK, Collegio Carlo Alberto |
Carlo Bottai | Dep. of Economics and Statistics, University of Turin |
Dan Breznitz | Munk School, University of Toronto |
Aldo Geuna | Dep. of Economics and Statistics, University of Turin BRICK, Collegio Carlo Alberto |
Marco Guerzoni | Despina – Dep. of Economics and Statistics "Cognetti de Martiis" BRICK, Collegio Carlo Alberto |
Fabio Montobbio | Dep. of Economic Policy, Catholic University BRICK, Collegio Carlo Alberto |
Stefano Musso | Dep. of Historical Studies, University of Turin |
Massimiliano Nuccio | City REDI, University of Birmingham Despina – Dep. of Economics and Statistics "Cognetti de Martiis" |
Emilio Paolucci | DIGEP, Polytechnic University of Turin |
Pier Paolo Patrucco | Dep. of Economics and Statistics, University of Turin BRICK, Collegio Carlo Alberto |
Peter Warrian | Munk School, University of Toronto |