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In Norway, our project’s intervention aims at connecting universities with remote regions. In doing so, we find ourselves in the middle of the fight between those who protect their regions by rejecting globalisation and those who aim for economic growth through centralisation and global competition.

A core aspect of the TeRRItoria project alludes to engaging all Consortium partners to co-creation and co-learning procedures, where they will have the opportunity to exchange experiences, advice and contemplate together on potential steps for enhancing the designed RRI-related activities –which will further contribute to the transformation of their territory.

A core aspect of the TeRRItoria project alludes to engaging all Consortium partners to co-creation and co-learning procedures, where they will have the opportunity to exchange experiences, advice and contemplate together on potential steps for enhancing the designed RRI-related activities –which will further contribute to the transformation of their territory.

The Quadruple Helix Stakeholders in the Region of Central Macedonia: inter helix dynamics and gradual engagement Quadruple Helix (QH) stakeholders’ eagerness to engage themselves in TeRRItoria has not been a straight-forward process. The different QH actors have exhibited differentiated degrees of interest, motivation, commitment, and participation, with civil society representatives

The Impact of Brain Drain in Eastern Europe Due to the process of globalisation and the achievements made with free movement of people in the last 20 years or so, in the EU and all over the world, the city of Gabrovo in Bulgaria has lived with considerable emigration of

Is it possible to implement RRI trough an approach of co-creating regional planning strategy? A few weeks ago, TeRRItoria invited some representatives of the project SeeRRI for an in-depth discussion about Responsible Research & Innovation (RRI). The main point of the discussion was the question is it possible to adapt