Senior Lecturer, Urban Studies - University of Glasgow. Focused on urban governance and growth.
Fellow, Centre for Public Policy (University of Glasgow)
A perspective from @ProfGraemeRoy and myself in today’s @thetimes on how to engineer U.K. regional development in a way which includes all the nations and regions - this element of @hmtreasury@UKGovScotland policy is crucial for U.K. productivity (1/2)
https://t.co/zOOUd3m38O
The EDAS AGM is underway this afternoon, with a Chair's welcome from @nmcinroy.
Looking forward to hearing an overview of the changing economic development landscape from @ProfGraemeRoy and Prof David Waite shortly.
📰This week's #SocSciHub bulletin looks into the rise of earmarked funding impacting aid effectiveness, AI's potential impact on our relationship with religion, and a workshop on inclusive growth policy in the Glasgow City Region.
Read more here: https://t.co/5kt44xknKH.
Thank you to @ndrlee and @MSensier for coming to Glasgow today to give two lively contributions on inclusive growth. The direction of travel offered by IG holds wide appeal, but 'how to' guides remain embryonic. Thanks to @McEwen_Nicola, @stuartgmcintyre and @ProfGraemeRoy.
✍️"To fully understand how policy impact can be achieved, it’s important to better understand who exactly is doing this work"
#Policymaking#PolicyResearch https://t.co/F8oWm5lQmQ
🚨 The Scottish Government is seeking views to inform the scope of any legislation for a proposed Wellbeing and Sustainable Development Bill 🚨
Have your say here 👇
https://t.co/W6u5Z2nVGH
Where can you reach more jobs by bicycle than by public transport?
We're updating the accessibility indicators for the GB dataset, version 2023. This includes active modes! 🚶♂️🚲
Version 2022 open-access: https://t.co/X890tOZBSL
Thank you to @PolicyAuckland for hosting the discussion note looking at the prospect of City Deals in NZ: https://t.co/3REQxO136a. With national political change ahead, it will now be interesting to watch if a deal-based model gains traction - as per calls in #AucklandManifesto
See some points from discussion at our @RoyalSocEd funded workshop in Birmingham with #WestMidlands stakeholders on Alternative Approaches to Local Economic Development - with thanks to @DavidWglasgow Rich Crisp @CRESR_SHU and @CityREDI colleagues plus all participants
The Auckland Mayor’s recent manifesto (“Manifesto for Auckland”) seeks new arrangements with central government and calls for greater autonomy. Here the possibility of City Deals has been raised. In the note, we reflect on the evolution of deals in the UK and Australia.
I am pleased to share a new discussion note - developed with Andy Pike (@CURDSNewcastle ) and @ProfGraemeRoy (Glasgow) - looking at the prospect of City Deals in Aotearoa New Zealand: https://t.co/UOmBhG2zt4