Iberian Geography Colloquium at Lugo Campus Addresses Major Territorial Challenges Facing the Iberian Peninsula IDEGA Announces the 13th Edition of the Valentín Paz Andrade Research Award IDEGA calls for a rethink of housing policies to align them with the region's social and demographic realities

The Institute of Studies and Development of Galicia (IDEGA) is a center of the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC) dedicated to basic and applied research in Social and Legal Sciences, with a special focus on the socioeconomic and territorial reality of Galicia.

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IDEGA Launches a Chair on European Governance and Territorial Equity

IDEGA Launches a Chair on European Governance and Territorial Equity

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Researcher Iago Martínez Participates in the Prestigious Vienna International Summer School on New Social Housing<br><span class='subtitulo'>During the week-long stay, the participants presented and discussed their work.</span>

Researcher Iago Martínez Participates in the Prestigious Vienna International Summer School on New Social Housing
During the week-long stay, the participants presented and discussed their work.

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Registration is now open for the Specialist Course in Chinese Economics and Politics

The pre-registration period for the Specialist Course in Chinese Economics and Politics is now open

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Iberian Geography Colloquium

Iberian Geography Colloquium

13/10/2026
The Lugo campus is hosting the Iberian Geography Colloquium (CIG) on October 14, 15, and 16. This biennial scientific conference...
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Presentation of the Jean Monnet Chair ‘EU ASTER: Active Subsidiarity for Territorial Equity and Regions’

Presentation of the Jean Monnet Chair ‘EU ASTER: Active Subsidiarity for Territorial Equity and Regions’

02/10/2026
On Monday, October 5, Marcelo Maneiro Maneiro (Vice-Rector for Innovation and Knowledge Transfer), Rubén C. Lois González (Director of IDEGA)...
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Registration is now open for the thirteenth edition of CO(M)GÉNERO: “Unexpected Error: Artisanal and Synthetic Approaches Against Violence in the Public Image.”

Registration is now open for the thirteenth edition of CO(M)GÉNERO: “Unexpected Error: Artisanal and Synthetic Approaches Against Violence in the Public Image.”

30/09/2026
On November 10 and 11, the Faculty of Communication will host the thirteenth edition of the CO(M)género seminar, titled this...
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