Research notes

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Deep Resilience - Towards a Working Definition

Emmanuel Muller et al.
December 2024

Crisis scenarios Strasbourg-Kehl 2050

Emmanuel Muller et al.
December 2024

Municipalités, innovations et résilience

Merdan Seker, Emmanuel Muller and Hansjörg Drewello
January 2023

Overcoming crises together

Mats-Benjamin Gnamm
September 2024

Under pressure Municipal innovations during the COVID-19 pandemic : the case of a small German town

Merdan Seker
June 2022

AI-human symbiotes and municipal innovations

Emmanuel Muller
December 2020

Beyond Smart Specialisation: Introducing Complex Innovation System Thinking and the Will Factor in Regional Innovation Policies

Jean-Alain Héraud, Andrea Zenker and Emmanuel Muller
July 2020

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Wie verändern Krisen die Anforderungen an das Management von Kommunen?

Britta Kiesel
February 2025

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The evoREG research chair was officially launched January 22, 2013, date of the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the signature of the French-German Elysée Treaty (1963).

The research chair associates the University of Strasbourg through two of its components (BETA: Bureau d'Economie Théorique et Appliquée, and the Faculty of Economics and Management: Faculté des sciences économiques et de gestion) in cooperation with the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI ( Fraunhofer-Instituts für System- und Innovationsforschung ) Fraunhofer ISI, Karlsruhe). The University of Applied Sciences Kehl (Hochschule Kehl) joined the initiative in 2019.

This research chair is devoted to innovation economics, French-German cooperation and regional, national and European innovation policies.

In its initial stage, the evoREG initiative was supported by the European Union as a pilot project in the frame of the Upper Rhine INTERREG IV programme and the Région Alsace (2009–2011).

The research chair is coordinated by Emmanuel Muller (University of Strasbourg and University of Applied Sciences Kehl).