
ARL Network Activities
The uniqueness of the ARL lies in its close voluntary cooperation between researchers in spatial and planning sciences and practitioners in spatial planning and development.
Through joint, inter-, and transdisciplinary collaboration in working groups and projects, we bring together knowledge from both academia and practice.
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International Working Group
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Information and Initiative Group
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International Working Group
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International Working Group
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The ARL Lunch Talks are a newly introduced, regularly occurring online-event series taking place at lunchtime.
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The "Next Generation Forum" is an innovative network for young people active in spatial planning science and practice.
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German Working Group

Ad Hoc Working Group on ‘The energy transition on land: spatial development challenges resulting from the 2% plan’
Germany’s coalition government r
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International Working Group
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Focus of Working Group
Approximately 15,000 km of railway lines were taken out of service in Germany between 1955 and 2019, but in recent deca
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In cooperation with Prof. Dr. Sebastian Siegloch (ZEW – Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research), the ARL is working on part of the Leib
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International Working Group

The central objective of the working group is to make progress on questions of increasing resilience in spatial development using the example of selected met
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International Working Group
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Science impacts society, causing change. Scientists thus always bear responsibility for self-critical reflection on their role and impact.
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Spatial transformation holds a central role in addressing the multifaceted challenges of the 21st century, extending beyond the pressing concerns of climate
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German Working Group

The challenges
The modern political and administrative system of spatial planning arose in the 20th century, initially in response
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Project

The potential of gender studies in analysing and shaping spatial transformation processes in the energy transition (subproject 1)The energy tra
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