View of the Chicago skyline.

Economic Geographies of the Future

We study the organization and development of economic relationships from a spatial perspective with a focus on a sustainable future.

Our research seminar will take place every Wednesday from 4 to 6 pm in the GeoMediaLab (room A032) in the winter semester 2024/25. You can find the current program here.

Working groups

Chair of Economic Geographies of the Future

The chair of Prof. Johannes Glückler researches the networks, institutions and governance of innovation processes, social change and the sustainable use of resources. The focus of the research is on inclusive, sustainable futures.

Professorship of Sustainable Economic Geography

Prof. Gordon Winder investigates economic geography issues relating to resources and sustainability, with a particular focus on sustainability and the effectiveness of policy measures to promote innovation and crisis resilience.

News and Events

LinkedIn App.
Recording of the SpacEconomics Podcast with Johannes Glückler as guest.
Main Path Analysis.
Our research topics

Our research projects

We study the networks, institutions, and governance of economic, social and ecological innovations

Overview
Research

Creating knowledge. Shaping the future.

Overview of our network research, regional studies and impact analyses.

Consulting & Contract Research
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Glass facade of the Historicum in the evening.
GeoMediaLab

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