Publications

Research from the Bartlett's Dr Rita Lambert and Dr Julia Tomei explores the interconnections between housing and energy as intersecting social challenges in informal settlements.

Authored by Mariana Mazzucato and Lara Merling

In this chapter, Michael Short seeks to understanding what planning history is (and what it could be), we define the benefits of a queer understanding of our planning past.

Lucy Natarajan and Estelle Evrard look at how and why greater attention to the ethics of place-based knowledge is needed.

Authored by Laurie Macfarlane and Mariana Mazzucato

Authored by Eduardo Spanó and Mariana Mazzucato

A new study in the Journal of Cleaner Production reveals how organisations in the construction sector develop and use knowledge to drive digital and sustainable transformation.

Balkan Muslim audiences in Kosovo and North Macedonia assert historical agency and challenge soft‑power narratives, revealing the Balkans as an active, contested imaginative terrain.

A mixed-methods study from rural Madagascar.

Co-edited by Dr Stamatis Zografos, this book presents a nuanced and revealing picture of how urban violence manifests and operates in multiple, unprecedented ways, blurring geographical borders.

Authored by Donal Brown and Matthew Lockwood

What Next for Urban Health? A Development Planning Approach

Reimagining Evaluation is a practical guide for anyone who wants to approach evaluation in an inclusive and meaningful way. The guide offers easy-to-use tools that you can apply straight away.

This working paper reconceptualises neuroinclusion as an imaginative and participatory practice of policymaking, where neurodivergent individuals co‑design policies and institutions.

Health in Urban Development MSc Overseas practice engagement