Cities Research Centre
We develop ‘cities’ research in a number of cross-cutting themes and specific urban challenges.
Research
We are an international reference point for academic research and practical action, for inclusive, productive and sustainable cities.
We integrate and generate new research on changing patterns of urban life and how to create better cities in both developed and developing countries.
Research areas
We group our research under three main areas:
The Inclusive City
Research themes include:
- wellbeing
- healthy cities
- social and spatial justice
- access to housing
- pluralism and diversity
- alternative urbanisms
- designing inclusive public space.
The Productive City
Research themes include:
- urban economies
- city regions
- integrated transport
- smart cities
- competitiveness
- clusters
- service provision and co-production.
The Sustainable City
Research themes include:
- resource-efficiency
- urban metabolism
- green infrastructure
- urban planning
- resilience
- eco-cities
- smart sustainability
- access to food
- low-carbon cities.
Cwrdd â'r tîm
Staff academaidd
Cyhoeddiadau
- Deverteuil, G. , Yun, O. and Choi, C. 2019. Between the cosmopolitan and the parochial: the immigrant gentrifier in Koreatown, Los Angeles. Social and Cultural Geography 20 (1), pp.64-85. (10.1080/14649365.2017.1347955)
- Lopes Simoes Aelbrecht, P. 2017. The complex regeneration of post-war modernism: London's Southbank Centre's masterplan. Urban Design International 22 (4), pp.331-348. (10.1057/s41289-016-0039-z)
- Golubchikov, O. 2017. Robert Argenbright 2016: Moscow under Construction. City Building, Place-Based Protest, and Civil Society. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books [Book Review]. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 41 (4), pp.701-703. (10.1111/1468-2427.12539)
- Deverteuil, G. and Manley, D. 2017. Overseas investment into London: imprint, impact and pied-a-terre urbanism. Environment and Planning A 49 (6), pp.1308-1323. (10.1177/0308518X17694361)
- Golubchikov, O. 2017. From a sports mega-event to a regional mega-project: The Sochi Winter Olympics and the return of geography in state development priorities. International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics 9 (2), pp.237-255. (10.1080/19406940.2016.1272620)
- Deverteuil, G. 2017. Post-welfare city at the margins? Immigrant precarity and the mediating third sector in London. Urban Geography 38 (10), pp.1517-1533. (10.1080/02723638.2017.1286840)
- Jordan, L. et al., 2017. On the edge: changing geographies of the global city precariat in London and Hong Kong. Urban Geography 38 (10), pp.1459-1478. (10.1080/02723638.2016.1258205)
- Barnett, C. and Bridge, G. 2016. The situations of urban enquiry: thinking problematically about the city. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 40 (6), pp.1186-1204. (10.1111/1468-2427.12452)
- Boterman, W. R. and Bridge, G. 2015. Gender, class and space in the field of parenthood comparing middle-class fractions in Amsterdam and London. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 40 (2), pp.249-261. (10.1111/tran.12073)
Adnoddau
Isabelle Bignall presentation
Presentation from The City of the Future seminar.
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