Thesis work, journal articles, chapters, reports, and policy papers.
Doctoral thesis on path dependence, urban shrinkage, and planning institutions in Sheffield and Saint-Etienne, defended in December 2024.
The Path Not Taken: applying a path dependence framework to historical urban shrinkage processes and planning institutions in Sheffield and Saint-Etienne.
A chapter drawing on urban shrinkage research to show why long historical trajectories matter for policy and planning.
Chapter published in the Handbook on Shrinking Cities, exploring how path dependence can inform the study of shrinking cities and their long-term development.
An article developing the conceptual and historical framing later expanded in the doctoral work.
Peer-reviewed article examining historical planning processes and decentralisation in Saint-Etienne through a path dependence lens.
A Centre for London report examining the return of council housebuilding and the barriers to scaling delivery.
Report co-authored with Mario Washington-Ihieme on council-led housebuilding and the potential for borough delivery models in London.
A report on how off-site and modern construction methods could improve the speed, scale, and quality of housing delivery in London.
Report co-authored with Erica Belcher on modern methods of construction and housing delivery in London.
An RTPI policy paper linking poverty and inequality to planning, place, and spatial policy.
Policy paper arguing that place-based approaches are central to tackling poverty and inequality.