Research Profile
Prof Kevin Morgan
Selected Publications
Morgan, K. (2010) Local and Green, Global and Fair: the ethical foodscape and the politics of care, Environment and Planning A, Volume 42(8), 1852-1867.
Morgan, K. and Sonnino, R. (2008) The School Food Revolution: Public Food and the Challenge of Sustainable Development, Earthscan, ISBN 1-84407-482-2.
Morgan, K. (2007) The Polycentric State: New Spaces of Empowerment and Engagement?, Regional Studies, Volume 41, 1237-1251.
Morgan, K., Marsden, T. and Murdoch, J. (2006) Worlds of Food: Place, Power and Provenance in the Food Chain, Oxford University Press, Oxford.
Cooke, P. and Morgan, K. (1998) The Associational Economy: Firms, Regions and Innovation, Oxford University Press, Oxford.
Other Recent Publications
Books
Boekma, F and Morgan, K et al (eds) (2000) Knowledge, Innovation and Economic Growth (Edward Elgar, Cheltenham).
Morgan, K and Mungham, G (2000) Redesigning Democracy: The Making of the Welsh Assembly (Seren, Bridgend).
Morgan, K and Nauwelaers, C (eds) (1999) Regional Innovation Strategies: The Challenge for Less Favoured Regions (Routledge, London).
Journal Articles
Morgan, K. and Sonnino, R. (2010) The Urban Foodscape: World Cities and the New Food Equation, Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society, Volume 3(2), 209-224.
Morgan, K. (2009) Feeding the City: The Challenge of Urban Food Planning, International Planning Studies, Volume 14(4), 429-436.
Morgan, K. (2006) Devolution and Development: Territorial Justice and the North-South Divide, Publius: The Journal of Federalism, Volume 36(1), 189-206.
Morgan, K. (2004) The Exaggerated Death of Geography: Learning, Proximity and Territorial Innovation Systems, Journal of Economic Geography, Volume 4(1), 3-21.
Morgan, K. (2004) Sustainable Regions: Governance, Innovation and Scale, European Planning Studies, Volume 12(6), 871-889.
Oughton, C., Landabaso, M. and Morgan, K. (2002) The Regional Innovation Paradox, Journal of Technology Transfer, Volume 27 (2).
Morgan, K. (2002) The English Question:Regional Perspectives on a Fractured Nation, Regional Studies, Volume 36 (7).
Morgan, K. (2002) The New Regeneration Narrative: Local Economic Development in the Multi-Level Polity, Local Development, Volume 17 (3).
Morgan, K. (2001) The New Territorial Politics: Rivalry and Justice in Post-Devolution Britain, Regional Studies, Volume 35 (4).
Book Chapters
Morgan, K. (2011) Foodscapes and Landscapes: The Gastro-Geographies of Wales, in P. Milbourne (ed) Geographies of Rural Wales, University of Wales Press, Cardiff (forthcoming).
Morgan, K. (2011) The Green State: Sustainability and the Power of Purchase, in A. Pike et al (eds) Handbook of Local and Regional Development, Routledge, Abingdon.
Morgan, K. (2004) Regions as Laboratories: Innovation, Governance and Sustainable Development, in A. Rainnie (ed) New Regionalism in Australia (Ashgate, London).
Flynn, A. and Morgan, K. (2004) Governance and Sustainability, in M. Thomas and M. Rhisart (eds) Sustainable Regions: Making Sustainable Development Work in Regional Economies (Aureus Publishing, Cardiff).
Morgan, K. and Morley, A. (2004) Creating Sustainable Food Chains: Tapping the Potential of Positive Public Procurement, in M. Thomas and M. Rhisart (eds) Sustainable Regions (Aureus Publishing, Cardiff).
Morgan, K., Lanadabaso, M. and Oughton, C. (2003) Learning Regions in Europe: Theory, Policy and Practice, in D. Gibson et al (eds) Systems and Policies for the Global Learning Economy (Praeger, Westport CT).
Morgan, K. and Henderson, D. (2002) Regions as Laboratories: The Rise of Regional Experimentalism in Europe, in M. Gertler and D. Wolfe (eds) Innovation and Social Learning (Palgrave, London).
Morgan, K. and Rees, G. (2001) Learning By Doing: Devolution and the Governance of Economic Development in Wales, in P. Chaney et al (eds) New Governance-New Democracy? (University of Wales Press, Cardiff).
Morgan, K. and Mungham, G. (2000) Unfinished Business: Labour's Devolution Policy, in J.B. Jones and D. Balsom (eds) The Road to the Referendum (University of Wales Press, Cardiff).
Morgan, K. (1999) Reversing Attrition: The Auto Cluster in Baden-Wurttemberg, in T. Barnes and M. Gertler (eds) The New Industrial Geography (Routledge, London).
Morgan, K. (1998) The Development Agency as Animateur, in H. Halkier and M. Danson (eds) Regional Development Agencies in Europe (Jessica Kingsley, London).
Other Papers / Reports / Articles
Morgan, K. and Price, A. (2011) The Collective Entrepreneur: Social Enterprise and the Smart State, published by The Charity Bank, London.
Morgan, K. and Healy, A. (2010) Spaces of Innovation: learning, proximity and the ecological turn, Papers in Evolutionary Economic Geography, University of Utrecht.
Morley, A., Morgan, K. and Morgan, S. (2008) Food Hubs: The Missing Middle of the Local Food Infrastructure, Report to Welsh Assembly Government.
Morgan, K. (2008) Where's Wales in the Regeneration Game? Western Mail, 3rd January 2008.
Morgan, K. (2004) School Meals and Sustainable Food Chains: The Role of Creative Public Procurement, The 2004 Caroline Walker Trust Lecture, Royal Society, London.
Morgan, K. (2004) Bonfire of the Quangos: The Missing Debate, Agenda, November.
Morgan, K. and Morley, A. (2003) Sustainable Procurement Feature: Comfort Eating, Government Opportunities, December Issue, 2003, pp. 47-49.
Morgan, K. and Morley, A. (2003) School Meals: Healthy Eating and Sustainable Food Chains, The Regeneration Institute, Cardiff University.
Morgan, K. and Morley, A. (2002) Re-localising the Food Chain: The Role of Creative Public Procurement, The Regeneration Institute, Cardiff University.
Morgan, K. (2001) Over-Worked, Under-Resourced and Unloved, Agenda: Journal of the Institute of Welsh Affairs, Autumn (IWA, Cardiff).
Morgan, K. (2001) The Exaggerated Death of Geography: Localised Learning, Innovation and Uneven Development, Paper delivered to The Future of Innovation Studies Conference, Eindhoven Centre for Innovation Studies, Technical University of Eindhoven, 21-23 September.
Fairbrother, P. and Morgan, K. et al (2001) Steel Communities Study: Implications for Employment, Learning and Regeneration, Report to the National Assembly for Wales (Cardiff).
Morgan, K. (2001) The Two Worlds of Objective One, Agenda: The Journal of the Institute of Welsh Affairs, Summer (IWA, Cardiff).