The competitiveness of Europe's mobile communication sector
The challenges of globalisation and sustainability  

Seville, 29-31 March 2009 The European Communications Policy Research (EuroCPR) Conference is held annually to facilitate systematic interaction between academic research, European and national policy makers, and industrial representatives in the communications sector. Discussion at CPR is of the highest quality. To optimise dialogue, the number of invited guests is limited. EuroCPR's strategy is to bring well-grounded theoretical and empirical research to bear upon current policy issues. Research presented at the EuroCPR conference is leading edge. It is chosen for its innovative character and for the contribution it will make to current policy and business strategy analysis.

Hosted by: In collaboration with: Regional Ministry of Innovation, Science and Enterprise, Region of Andalusia The Regional Ministry of Innovation, Science and Enterprise was set up in 2004, integrating into a single political administrative organisation all the responsibilities related to universities, research, technological development, information society, business development, energy and enterprising culture. Its aim is to build and strengthen the Andalusian Innovation Plan. The Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS), is one of the seven research institutes of the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC).