
Project funded by the Open Research Area examining how marginal knowledges feature within strategic urban sustainability processes @heravalue @TheUrbanBeth
Joined August 2016
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Congrats to our Victoria Habermehl who along with @nickpclare + visiting UI researcher @masondeese have been awarded the 2019 Regional Studies Association (RSA) Best Paper Award for the journal Territory, Politics, Governance
More Info:
urbaninstitute.group.shef.ac…
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'Contested Knowledges for Just Urban Futures'
We are org an all-day seminar w/ some great speakers
Dec 10
All welcome but places limited.
urbaninstitute.group.shef.ac…
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Our new paper in Research Policy on the research-practice gap from a knowledge production problem; by Nabil Amara (@universitelaval), Julia Olmos-Peñuela (@UV_EG) and Ignacio Fenández de Lucio (@Ingenio_CsicUpv)
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Replying to @Ed_henrio
Indeed, and what are defined as ‚mistakes‘ is subjective. Even with perfect information, mistakes would be made - power relations, multiple rationalities...
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Multidisciplinarity and creating knowledge in multiple parallel conversations are critical pathways for the arts, humanities & social sciences to create useful knowledge & contribute to solving grand challenges. @skatemaxwell & @heravalue in @PalCommsOA nature.com/articles/s41599-0…
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📽️Live this Wednesday: The Mayor's Green Summit
✳️ Save the link below or watch the Summit live on this Twitter account ✳️
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.@MayorofGM refocuses planning debate on town centres: greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk/…
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Responses to the consultation on the draft Greater Manchester Spatial Framework have now been published: greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk/…
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Greater Manchester publishes land available for jobs and homes greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk/…
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Exciting opportunity for a 0.6 FTE Research Associate to work in the Urban Institute at Sheffield University with the research team @UK_RJC on the Realising Just Cities Programme funded by @MistraUrbanFut. Details here: jobs.shef.ac.uk/sap/bc/webdy…
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Very pleased with my new article on research impact woth @Juls_Julia : we offer a framework to define impactful research to include all the scientific knowledge that goes into the 'research' that produces the final impact academic.oup.com/spp/advance…
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We are launching the first call for papers of the Radical Housing Journal - a new, horizontally managed, feminist and anti-racist publication around the fight for the right to housing worldwide. Contributions are paid and peer reviewed. Check & spam at radicalhousingjournal.org
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Excited to celebrate the publication launch of Prof May @shefmethods, Prof Perry @TheUrbanBeth and Prof Marvin @Urban_Inst - thanks to sponsors @MistraUrbanFut
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"What I can't get over is how apathetic most young people are in the political debate, it's not that they want #Brexit, it's just that they feel disempowered. #The75percent makes our voices louder, join the platform!"
Call to action from #EUsupergirl for @the75percent #FBPE 🇪🇺
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Dr Victoria Habermehl has co-written a chapter in a new book by @routledgebooks. 'Contested Markets, Contested #Cities: #Gentrification & #Urban Justice in Retail Spaces. Get 20% off when you order! urbaninstitute.group.shef.ac…
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Back from @MistraUrbanFut to find copies of Cities and the Knowledge Economy now out with @timpm2012 and endorsed by Sue Parnell @UrbanAfricaACC and @SaskiaSassen
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Shout out to @heravalue @elebelfiore @PRSchlesinger1 informing & inspiring my article on "impact" & the humanities nature.com/articles/s41599-0…
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Quick twitter poll for my academic readers. Imagine you are doing a research project, and there's an unavoidable external demand that you feel conflicts with your values and beliefs of what good research is. Which adjective best describes your feelings here? RTs = karma – at Enschede, Nederland
36%Unhappy
43%Negative
21%Unenthusiastic
0%Apathetic
14 votes • Final results Knowledge Matters retweeted
Great to see @EckardtFr paper in @RSRS_OA is mentioned in the lastest @RegionalStudies newsletter to members: being #OpenAccess means that hopefully more members will read this fascinating piece of research! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… – at Lisbon, Portugal




















