Research focus: Quantitative methods in geography, spatial aspects of socio-economic differentiation, spatial data analysis and application of GIS in social, economic and health geography.
A note for prospective PhD students: Potential PhD candidates interested in research at the intersection of border studies, economic geography, regional studies, application of GIS in social and health geography, and quantitative research methodology are welcome.
Open calls:
Spatial patterns of unemployment in Europe: socio-spatial resilience in a multi-level context
The role of phantom borders in shaping contemporary socio-spatial differentiation of Central Europe
For more information see the academic profile of Pavlína Netrdová.