Research archive
Review previous research projects, outputs and publications.
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Completed geography research
BRITICE Glacial Mapping Project
Completed urban studies and planning research
Projects
º£½ÇÊÓƵ our completed urban studies and planning research projects.
- Cities and dominance: urban strategies for political settlement maintenance and change
- Evaluation of Rotherham's 'Controlling Migration Fund (Phase 1)'
- Examining housebuilder behaviour in a recovering housing market
- Land: value to capture?
- Mobility in the peripheries: a scoping project
- Sheffield Desk on Popular Economy
- Social inequalities and urban fragmentation strategies
- Successful business people and families in the North West
- The Informal Nocturnal City (INF_NIGHT)
- Unseen Infrastructures: post-colonial migration, unseen labour and maintenance and repair in British cities
- Urban development amid the 'new scramble' for Africa
- War in peacetime: investigating urban violence and social trauma
Insight magazine
This regular newsletter brought together research insights from across urban studies and planning, and encouraged research collaboration.
º£½ÇÊÓƵ all previous editions below.
- Issue seven (2021-22)
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- Covid-19 and Sheffield's cultural sector
- Managing Covid-19 in Indian cities
- Robots and the future of cities
- The politics of class and alienation in England's deindustrialising towns
- How does academic research get translated into policy?
- Exploring the transformative potential of migrant youth in Europe
- Issue six (2020)
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- Urban indigenous development alternatives in Bolivia and Brazil
- How London was captured by the super-rich Austerity governance in Baltimore
- Housing exclusion in the English rental market
- Urban citizenship and informality
- Power, authority and land in Lagos
- Issue five (2019)
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- Working in the public interest?
- Urban peripheries
- The sustainability agenda
- Issue four (2018)
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- Regulating the private rented sector
- Neighbourhood cohesion in urban China
- Developing Design Consultants for the Future
- Issue three (2016)
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- Planning for an ageing population
- The 50-year Water Challenge
- Welfare Conditionality
- Issue two (2015)
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- ‘Big data’ can help us to forecast future housing market pressures, but we need to remain cautious
- Secondary data helps to reveal a complex web of travel to school decisions
- Setting the agenda within the profession and within the city
- Issue one (2013)
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- Ageing and mobility in the built environment
- Strategic Housing Market Assessment in Sheffield
- The Future of Rural Settlement