REP Research Roundup: July 2024

Published on July 23, 2024

School News

Two recent REP publications gained top level recognition last week. The  book Slow Planning? Timescapes, Power and  Democracy, authored by Dr Mark Dobson and Prof Gavin Parker  was shortlisted  in the RTPI research awards.
While at the conference of the Association of European Schools of Planning (AESOP) 2024, a paper co-authored by Prof. Parker, discussing ten years of Neighbourhood Planning, made the shortlist as one of the 5 best published papers of 2023.

 

Publications

Parker, G.  and Dobson, M.  (2024) Diagnosing delay in planning: Dobry at 50. Town and Country Planning, 93 (3). pp. 173-177. ISSN 0040-9960 (In Press) 
ID: 116824 

 

PhD News

PhD Viva: Chiara Ventura
Title “Three Essays on Residential Mortgages. Correlation, Modication and Post-Default”. 
Supervisors:  Gianluca Marcato (REP) and Simone Varotto (ICMA Centre, University of Reading).
 

Other news

Slow Planning? Timescapes, Power and Democracy

July 18, 2024
Dr Mark Dobson and Professor Gavin Parker, Real Estate & Planning, Henley Business School, have been researching time in planning, with several outputs already published on the theme. A culmination of the work saw their book ‘Slow Planning? Timescapes, Power and Democracy’ published by Policy Press in April. It is aimed at public and private planning practitioners, national and local politicians a

REP Research Roundup: August 2024

August 14, 2024
Departmental newsThe winners of the first ever Henley awards have been announced and the following three associated with REP have been awarded a prize:Matteo Borghi, Lecturer in Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Leadership, Organization and Behaviour (for Teaching & Learning and Research)Matteo has an openness to innovate and explores new ways to teach entrepreneurship. His work on this with the Real