Peter Sunley : Member
Organisation: University of Southampton,UK
Email: P.J.Sunley**[ta]**on.ac.uk
Peter Sunley is Professor of Human Geography,and Director of Research and Enterprise in Geography and Environment,at the University of Southampton. He has published widely on economic geography including spatial dimensions of labour and regional political economy. His research has focused on geographies of labour organisation and policy,regional and local economic development,innovation and venture capital,and design and creative industries. He has frequently co-published with Ron Martin and their joint publications include influential papers on clusters and regional path dependence,as well as Putting Workfare in Place (with Corinne Nativel,Oxford UP,2003) and Critical Concepts in Economic Geography (Routledge,2009). He has completed research projects on the geography of the design industry in the UK,examining the connections between place,creativity and innovation,and on the development of social enterprise in different cities. His most recent research focuses on regional economic resilience and growth and change in urban economies.
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John Shutt: Chair
Organisation: Leeds Beckett University,UK
Email: J.Shutt**[ta]**dsbeckett.ac.uk
Professor Shutt is Professor of Employment and Regional development at Leeds Business School,Leeds Beckett University,United Kingdom. He is also a Visiting Professor at CURDS,Newcsastle University and at the College of Management,Zheijang University of Technology,Hangzhou,China. John has worked for local,regional,national and European governments. He has directed the European centre at Leeds Business School (ERBEDU) and was deputy Director of the Centre for Local Economic Strategies(CLES) the local economic think tank in Manchester. He has recently completed research assignments in China,South Africa and the United States as well as Europe. He is currently undertaking research on place based development and Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPS) in the North of England and on the implementation of European Union Regional Policy 2014-2020. John teaches on the Leeds MBA and Masters in Regeneration and Urban Management and the Masters in International Trade and Finance.
Ivan Turok: Editor-in-Chief,Regional Studies
Organisation: Human Sciences Research Council,South Africa
Email: iturok**[ta]**c.ac.za
Professor Ivan Turok is Executive Director of the Economic Performance and Development Programme at the Human Sciences Research Council in South Africa. He is Editor-in-Chief of the journal ‘Regional Studies’ and Honorary Professor at the Universities of Cape Town and Glasgow. He is also Chairman of the City Planning Commission for eThekwini (Durban). Ivan is a regular adviser to the United Nations,OECD,European Commission and several national governments. He is a member of the Expert Panel set up by the SA Government to prepare an Urban Policy for the country. He is the author of over 150 academic publications,journal articles,book chapters and books on urban and regional economics and development. He also wrote the 2011 State of South African Cities Report and was co-author of the 2006 State of English Cities Report.
Madeleine Hatfield : Executive Editor,Regional Studies; Territory,Politics,Governance; Spatial Economic Analysis
Organisation: Yellowback,London,UK
Email: regionalstudies**[ta]**diting.com
Madeleine Hatfield is Founder and Editor at Yellowback (www.**editing.com) where she provides editorial services to societies,authors and publishers. Madeleine has worked on a number of highly ranked academic journals as well as on monographs and research reports. She has also contributed to policy briefings,how-to guides and workshops for early career researchers on academic publishing. Madeleine has a PhD in Geography from Royal Holloway,University of London,and - outside of publishing in its own right - her primary research interest is migration,on which she has published and presented internationally.
Paul Elhorst: Editor-in-Chief,Spatial Economic Analysis
Organisation: University of Groningen,The Netherlands
Email: j.p.elhorst**[ta]**.nl
Paul Elhorst is Professor of Spatial Econometrics at the University of Groningen,the Netherlands,and author of the book “Spatial econometrics: from cross-sectional data to spatial panels” that appeared in 2014. Since September 2015 he is Editor-in-Chief of the RSA journal Spatial Economic Analysis. His research interests are spatial econometrics,both theoretical and empirical,software,regional labour market analysis,economic growth,research productivity,military spending,contagion,FDI,fiscal policy interaction and transport economics. He has written more than 100 papers in refereed journals,both in English and Dutch,and supervised 7 PhD theses.
Vassilis Monastiriotis : Spatial Economic Analysis
Organisation: London School of Economics,UK
Email: v.monastiriotis**[ta]**.ac.uk
Dr Monastiriotis is Associate Professor of Political Economy at the European Institute,London School of Economics (UK). He is Director of the LSE Research Unit on Southeast Europe and holds affiliations with LSE’s Department of Geography and Environment,the Hellenic Observatory and the ESRC Spatial Economics Research Centre. His research focuses on economic policy and performance at the regional,national and supra-national levels,with emphasis on labour markets,economic growth and the macro-economy. He has published numerous articles in economics and regional science journals and received various distinctions including the Moss Maden Medal in Regional Science (2008). He has a PhD in Economic Geography (LSE),an MSc in Economics (University of Macedonia) and a BSc in Economics (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki). He is Co-editor of Spatial Economic Analysis (Taylor & Francis),Committee Member of the British and Irish Section of the Regional science Association International and member of various professional associations and editorial boards.
Declan Jordan : Spatial Economic Analysis
Organisation: University College Cork,Ireland
Email: d.jordan**[ta]**.ie
Declan Jordan is a Senior Lecturer in Economics. Declan's research interests include innovation,regional development and competitiveness,innovation and enterprise policy,and sports economics,and he has published articles across these areas. Prior to joining UCC,Declan gained substantial management and corporate experience in Dublin’s International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) and as Treasury Manager with Intel Ireland. Declan is a committee member and former Secretary of the Regional Science Association International - British & Irish Section and is Chair of the Local Organising Committee for the European Regional Science Association Annual Congress in Cork in 2***
Declan has a PhD (Economics) from University College Cork,an honours Bachelor of Business Studies from the University of Limerick,and a Masters degree in Economic Science from University College Dublin. He tweets using **[ta]**jordan.
Martin Jones: Editor,Territory,Politics,Governance
Organisation: University of Sheffield,UK
Email: Martin.jones**[ta]**ffield.ac.uk
Professor Martin Jones joined the Department of Geography at the University of Sheffield in September 2013 as Director of the White Rose Social Science Doctoral Training Centre (WRDTC) and as Professor of Urban and Regional Political Economy. He previously held positions at Aberystwyth University and was a Pro-Vice Chancellor. Martin is the originator and co-editor of the journal Territory,Politics,Governance and plays an active role in learned societies through the Regional Studies Association. Martin is an interdisciplinary researcher,working in the broad area of society and space and specifically on the interface between economic and political geography.
John Agnew: Editor-in-Chief,Territory,Politics,Governance
Organisation: UCLA,USA
Email: jagnew**[ta]**g.ucla.edu
John Agnew is Distinguished Professor of Geography at UCLA,Los Angeles USA where he is also Professor of Italian. In 2008-9 he was President of the Association of American Geographers. He has authored and co-authored many books and articles including "Place and Politics in Modern Italy" (2002),"Globalization and Sovereignty" (2009) and (with David Livingstone) "The Sage Handbook of Geographical Knowledge" (2011). He is Editor-in-Chief of Territory,Politics,Governance.
Alasdair Rae: Editor,Regional Studies,Regional Science
Organisation: University of Sheffield,UK
Email: a.j.rae**[ta]**ffield.ac.uk
Alasdair is a Senior Lecturer in Urban Studies and Planning at the University of Sheffield. His research interests are in urban and regional policy analysis,housing markets,cities,neighbourhoods and spatial analysis. He has previously served on the Board of the Regional Studies Association as Treasurer and Early Career Representative and is a founding Editor of RSRS. He has published widely in the academic and policy literature in addition to contributions to national and international media. His research has been funded by a wide variety of organisations,including Rightmove plc,the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and the Bank of England.
Gordon Dabinett: Editorial Advisor,Regional Studies,Regional Science
Organisation: University of Sheffield,UK
Email: g.e.dabinett**[ta]**ffield.ac.uk
Gordon is a Professor in Regional Studies and Director of the Research Exchange for Social Sciences at the University of Sheffield. He is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences and was a previous Chair of the RSA (1998-2001) and first became a board member in 1991. His research interests address theories and practices of spatial justice,and he has worked on a variety of academic and government studies in the fields of regional policy,strategic spatial planning and urban development.
Andrew Beer: ex officio as RSA Chair
Organisation: Dean,Research & Innovation at UniSA Business School,Australia
Email: andrew.beer**[ta]**sa.edu.au
Andrew Beer is Dean,Research and Innovation at the University of South Australia Business School. He previously worked at the University of Adelaide and the Flinders University of South Australia. His research interests include the operation and functioning of Australia’s housing markets,the drivers of regional growth,economic change in major cities and the impacts of an ageing population. Andrew has been the Chair of the Regional Studies Association since 2***
Sarah Ayres: ex officio as RSA Treasurer
Organisation: University of Bristol,UK
Email: Sarah.ayres**[ta]**stol.ac.uk
Sarah Ayres is a 'Reader in Public Policy and Governance' at the University of Bristol,UK. Her central research interest is the governance of place,space and territory. This core provides the basis for two main strands of work. First,her research is concerned with devolution and decentralisation in both a UK and an international context,with a particular emphasis on analysing inter-governmental relations between central government and local actors. Second,it has explored the role of partnership working and network management in the governance of territory. Sarah is a political scientist with expertise in public administration and theories of policy making. Her research is concerned with territorial and collaborative governance - how actors from state,market and civil society coalesce and work with one another in specific localities. Details on research projects,publications and professional roles can be found at http://www.**w.bristol.ac.uk/sps/people/sarah-a-ayres/overview.html
Alex Loftus: Commitee member
Organisation: King's College London,UK
Email: alex.loftus**[ta]**.ac.uk
Alex Loftus is a Senior Lecturer in Environment and Development at King’s College London. His research explores the political ecology of the built environment,with a particular focus on water infrastructure in the global North and South. Conceptually,Alex has sought to contribute to the development of a historical geographical materialist approach through,in particular,a focus on the writings of Antonio Gramsci. He is the author of Everyday Environmentalism: Creating an Urban Political Ecology,and co-editor of The Right to Water: Politics,Governance and Social Struggles,and Gramsci: Space,Nature,Politics.
Rolf Sternberg: Committee member
Organisation: Leibniz University of Hannover,Germany
Email: sternberg**[ta]**eo.uni-hannover.de
Rolf Sternberg is a full Professor of Economic Geography and Head of the Institute of Economic and Cultural Geography at the Leibniz Universität Hannover. His main research interests include the spatial causes and effects of entrepreneurship,of innovation networks,and of clusters. For his research projects and publications see www.**geo.uni-hannover.de and http://www.scholar.google.de/citations?hl=de&user=0wOZa1MAAAAJ. Since 1998 he is the leader of the German team of the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM). He is also a member of the GEM Research and Advisory Committee (RIAC) and belongs to the Associate Editors of several journals including “Small Business Economics".
Catherine Robinson: Committee member
Organisation: University of Kent,UK
Email: C.Robinson-501**[ta]**t.ac.uk
Kate is an applied economist working with micro data on issues relating to productivity and performance. Kate has previously worked at Swansea University,the National Institute of Economic and Social Research in London and Portsmouth University. She has published in leading journals such as the Review of Economics and Statistics,the Review of Industrial Organization,Labour Economics and the Journal of Agricultural Economics. Kate has led on a number of externally funded projects with NESTA,the Welsh Government and the UK Commission for Employment and Skills and has co-authored many reports for a wide range of government departments.
Sally Hardy: Committee Secretary
Organisation: Regional Studies Association,UK
Email: sally.hardy**[ta]**ionalstudies.orgSally Hardy began her career at the Economic and Social Research Council where she worked as a Scientific Officer in the Industry and Employment Committee dispensing funding to UK based social science academics.Sally moved to the Regional Studies Association where she has been CEO for just over 25 years. She has developed the organisation from a small,UK focussed organisation into a global Association with an international footprint. Sally has become an advocate on publishing issues for the learned society sector speaking regularly at national conferences and events. She has advocated on different aspects of Open Access - for journals as well as for monographs and also around copy right reform and educational exceptions. She speaks on publishing practice and particularly on how to grow impact from publishing activity and on issues of learned society strategy.
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Ron Martin : President
Organisation: University of Cambridge,UK
Email: ron.martin**[ta]**g.cam.ac.uk
Professor Ron Martin is Professor of Economic Geography at the University of Cambridge. His main research interests include the geographies of labour markets; regional development and competitiveness; the geographies of money and finance; geographical economics; and evolutionary economic geography. He has published some 35 books and monographs,and 200 articles,on these and related themes.
Allen J. Scott: Vice-President
Organisation: University of California - Los Angeles,USA
Email: ajscott**[ta]**g.ucla.edu
Allen J. Scott is distinguished research professor in the Department of Geography and the Department of Policy Studies at UCLA. He has written widely on the economic foundations of urban and regional development. He was the recipient of the Prix Vautrin Lud in 2003,the Anders Retzius Gold Medal in 2009,and the Sir Peter Hall Prize of the Regional Studies Association in 20***
Ann Markusen: Vice-President
Organisation: Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs,University of Minnesota,USA
Email: markusen**[ta]**.edu
Ann Markusen is Director of the Arts Economy Initiative and the Project on Regional and Industrial Economics at the University of Minnesota’s Humphrey School of Public Affairs,and Principal of Markusen Economic Research. She is a researcher,frequent public speaker,and advisor to public agencies,policymakers,businesses,economic developers,and nonprofit organizations across the US,in Europe,Japan,Korea,Australia and Brazil. Her expertise is in economic development at the state and local level,where she brings analytical skills to bear on the ways that industries and occupations shape possibilities for creating good work.
Clelio Campolina Diniz: Vice-President
Organisation: CEDEPLAR,Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais,Brazil
Clelio Campolina Diniz is a doctor in Economics and full professor. He served as a Director of the Center for Development and Regional Planning (Cedeplar),as a Director of the Faculty of Economics,and also as a Rector of the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. He also served as Brazil’s Minister for Science,Technology and Innovation. Clelio is the author of more than fifty titles published in Portuguese,English,Spanish,and Korean.
Dirk Ahner: Vice-President
Organisation: University of Strathclyde,UK and College of Europe,Poland
Dirk Ahner served as Director-General of DG REGIO from 2007 to 2011,Special Advisor to the European Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural development (on regional and rural development),member of the advisory boards of the Association of European Border Regions,the Institute for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises,and the RISE Foundation (for rural development). Dirk is also a visiting Professor at the University of Strathclyde,UK and College of Europe,Poland.
