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PGRG AGM minutes
The 2009 annual general meeting (AGM) of the Population Geography Research Group (PGRG) took place at the University of Manchester on Wednesday 26 th August 2009
The agenda for the meeting can be downloaded from this site.
The (unconfirmed) minutes for the meeting are now available
PGRG 2009 Annual General Meeting
The 2009 annual general meeting (AGM) of the Population Geography Research Group (PGRG) will take place at the University of Manchester on Wednesday 26 th August 2009 13.10-14.25 (Room 142).
The agenda for the meeting can be downloaded from this site.
The AGM will coincide with the Royal Geographical Society with Institute for British Geographers Annual International Conference, which [...]
The Joanna Stillwell Prize for Population Geography Dissertations
The Joanna Stillwell Prize for Population Geography Dissertations
The Population Geography Research Group (PopGRG) of the RGS-IBG has set up three prizes (£100 for 1st; £50 for 2nd; £25 for 3rd) to be awarded for the best undergraduate dissertations of 2009 in the broad field of Population Geography.
Would you or your colleagues like to nominate [...]
PGRG Conference: Remaking migration theory
PGRG Conference: Remaking migration theory: intersections and cross-fertilisations
13th -14th May 2009, jointly hosted by the University of Brighton and University of Sussex
A two-day international conference of the Population Geography Research Group of the RGS-IBG
Call for Papers and Registration Form
This conference aims to explore the many ways in which different, yet possibly interconnected, forms of contemporary [...]
RGS Session: Migration, Mixing and Ethnic Integration
CALL FOR PAPERS
Migration, Mixing and Ethnic Integration
A session of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) Annual Conference
Manchester, 26-28th August 2009
Sponsored by the Population Geography Research Group and the ESRC Understanding Population Trends and Processes (UPTAP) programme
To offer a paper to the session, submit your details (name, institution, email address) and an abstract (max. 250 words) [...]
New PGRG website launched
The committee of the PGRG are delighted to officially launch the new website of the research group – following the hard work of Pablo Mateos (Communications Officer of PGRG ) and colleague at University College London.
The new PGRG website that can be found at the following URL:
www.popgeog.org
The new website features the main activities of PGRG [...]