Austria and Turkey: their burden of histories, Christian Matzka, University of Vienna

Consumption and City Fragmentation, Teresa Barata Salgueiro, University of Lisbon

Making Representations of Diversity in Vilnius – Capital of the most peripheral central region in Europe, Donatas Burneika, University of Vilnius

Indicators of sustainable urban development: A review of urban regeneration projects in Karachi, Pakistan, Amna Salman and Salman Qureshi, University of Salzburg

Diverse Approaches to the Importance of Geography: the Death of Geography or Geography Matters in the Information Age!, Ákos Jakobi, Eötvös Loránd University

Field Project: Crossing the Czech and Austrian Border, Alois Hynek, Masaryk University Brno

On the origins of cities in the Near East and their implications today, Per Lindsborg, Linköping University

Cross-Border Co-operation between Bulgaria and Turkey (Cultural and and Historical Heritage Diversity – Opportunities for Tourism),Petar Slaveykov and Kliment Naydenov, Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”

Parallels in nature and culture diversity of the European and Asian Southern Peninsulas, Darijus Veteikis, Vilnius University

Regional Development and Spatial Planning in Bulgaria: geographical perspectives, Kosyo Stoychev, Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski

The Main GeotourIsm Resources of Turkey, Gülpınar Akbulut

Celebrating Linguistic Diversity or accepting an `English-Only’ Europe?, Mark Wise, University of Plymouth

Turkish Political History and Geographical Context, Ilhan Kayan

Water Reservoir Management and Nature Reserve Functioning – Jeziorsko Reservoir (Central Poland), Halina Kaczmarek, Polish Academy of Sciences

A New Proposal for Environmental Safeguarding of the Coastal Zone, Francesco Marabini, Marine Geology Institute

The Spatial Dimension of Human-Wildlife Conflicts – Discoveries of New Animal Geography, Tino Johansson, University of Helsink