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Manchester Urban Institute

Our people

Find out more about the people who make up the Manchester Urban Institute.

Academic and research staff

Honorary Fellows and Official Appointments

Dave Carter
Vincent Goodstadt
John Holden
Ruth Lupton
Neil McInroy
Anthony Vigor

International Academic Advisory Board

Neil Brenner (Chicago)
Tim Bunnell (NUS)
Matthew Gandy (Cambridge)
Brandan Gleeson (Melbourne)
Mercedes Gonzalez de la Rocha (CIESAS, Mexico)
Arif Hasan (Karachi)
Jane Jacobs (NUS-Yale)
David Imbroscio (Louisville)
Roger Keil (York, Ca)
Zhigang Li (Wuhan University)
Pauline Lipman (UIC)
Karen Seto (Yale)
Eugene McCann (Simon Fraser)
Tim Moss (HB Zu Berlin)
Sue Parnell (Bristol)
Linda Peake (York, Ca)
Jamie Peck (UBC)
Stephanie Pincetl (UCLA)
Ananya Roy (UCLA)
Stefan Siedentop (Dortmund)
Matti Siemiatycki (Toronto)
Ivan Turok (Human Science Research Council of South Africa)
Pengjun Zhao (Peking)

PhD students

Shot of a building — Our history

Discover the history of the Manchester Urban Institute.

Block of flats or office building with moss and plants growing up the side — Our vision

Learn about Manchester Urban Institute's vision.

People

If you would like to be added to the directory please email mui@manchester.ac.uk

Research Keyword:

Accent, Accountability, Activist citizenship, Adaptation, African urbanism, Age-friendly cities, Ageing, Architectural anthropology, Architectural drawing, Architectural ethnography, Architecture, Art, Aspiration, Atmosphere, Austerity, Biodiversity, Brownfield land, Brownfield regeneration, Buildings, Business, Citizenship, Civic engagement, Class, Climate change, Climate change adaptation, Climate governance, Coexistence, Cohesion, Co-housing, Collective action, Colonialism, Commons, Community, Comparative urbanism, Complexity, Conflict, Construction, Consumption, Controversy studies, Co-production, Cosmopolitanism, Council housing, Creative industries, Creativity, Crime, Crime prevention, Criminal trespass, Crisis, Cults, Cultural industries, Cultural intermediation, Cultural management, Cultural participation, Cultural policy, Cultural political economy, Culture, Decay, Decision support, Deindustrialisation, Democracy, Democratisation, Design, Design guidance, Development, Development and labour, Developmentalism, Diaspora, Distributed multi-generation, East Mediterranean, Eco-cities, Economic development, Economic performance, Economy, Ecosystem services, Education, Employment, Endurance, Energy, Energy Infrastructure, Energy systems, Environment, Environmental gerontology, Environmental governance, Environmental policy, Ethics, Ethnicity, Ethnography, Everyday Life, Everyday participation, Everyday practice, Export of architectural labour, Fairgrounds, Favela studies, Film and Media, Finance, Food insecurity, Gender, Gentrification, Geography of crime, Germany, GIS, Global modernism, Global production networks, Global urbanisation, Governance, Governmentality, Green infrastructure, Haunting, Health, Healthy urban planning, Heritage, Heterotopia, High-speed rail, Hip-hop culture, Historic environment, History, Housing, Human-animal relations, ICT, Identity, 'illegal' settlements, Inclusion, Incrementalism, Inequality, Informality, Infrastructure, Innovation, Integrated energy system, Integration, Internal migration, Knowledge transfer in urbanism, Labour, Land, Land financialisation, Land Law, Landscape planning, Languages, Linguistics, Low-income housing, Materiality, Measurements, Medieval, Memory, Migration, Mitigation, Mobilities, Modelling, Modernism, Multiculturalism, Multilingualism, Municipal finance, Nationhood, Neighbourhood/community change, Neighbourhoods, Networks, Older people, Oxidation, Panegyric, Participation, Partnership, Performance, Place Marketing, Places as brands, Planning, Policy, Political economy, Political space, Politics, Politics and environment, Politics of design, Pollinators, Poverty, Power, Precarity, Premodern, Professional services, Property, Quantitative methods, Race, Real estate, Redevelopment, Refugees, Regeneration, Regional Inequalities, Regional spatial structure, Religion, Reputation, Resilience, Rural-urban relationships, Science and technology, Security, Sexuality, Slavery, Smart cities, Smart energy infrastructure, Social class, Social cohesion, Social demography, Social exclusion, Social movements, Social value, Southern urbanism, Spatial divisions of labour, Spatial econometrics, Spatial inequalities, Spatial planning, Special economic zones, Sport, Squatting, Street art, Substance misuse, Superdiversity, Sustainability, Techno-economics, Technology, Temporary use, The ideal city, Trade, Transition, Transport, Transportation noise, Urban and regional planning, Urban bee-keeping, Urban borderlands, Urban complexity, Urban crisis, Urban data, Urban design, Urban development, Urban ecology, Urban economics, Urban environments, Urban food, Urban health, Urban heat island, Urban housing economics, Urban informatics, Urban infrastructure, Urban innovation, Urban marketplaces, Urban political ecology, Urban politics, Urban poverty, Urban refugees, Urban resilience, Urban retailing, Urban riverside, Urban social nature, Urban sociology, Urban studies, Urban transformations, US race politics, Violence, Visual cultures, Visualisation, Vulnerability, Water, Ways of knowing, Young adulthood, Youth

Specialist City:

Aberdeen, Accra, Addis Ababa, Alexandria, Amsterdam, Ankara, Antigua, Arusha, Asmara, Athens, Atlanta, Austin, Baghdad, Bangladesh, Barcelona, Bari, Beijing, Beirut, Belfast, Belgrade, Berlin, Birmingham, Bishkek, Bogota, Boston, Bradford, Brasilia, Bristol, Brussels, Budapest, Buenos Aires, Burnley, Busan, Cairo, Cali, Canberra, Cape Town, Cardiff, Carlisle, Cartagena, Charleston, Chicago, Chittagong, Cochabamba, Copenhagen, Cork, Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam, Dhaka, Doncaster, Dortmund/Ruhr, Dubai, Dublin, Edinburgh, Eindhoven, El Paso, Estelí, European cities, Fez, Florence, Fukuoka, Gdansk, Gdansk, Genoa, Glasgow, Guayaquil, Hamburg, Havana, Helsinki, Ho Chi Minh, Hong Kong, Istanbul, Jerusalem, Juarez, Kampala, Karachi, Khulna, Kingston, Kuwait City, Lagos, Lancaster, Leeds, Leicester, Leipzig, Lexington, Lima, Lisbon, Liverpool, London, Los Angeles, Lusaka, Macclesfield, Madrid, Malaga, Managua, Manchester, Manila, Masdar, Melbourne, Mexico City, Milan, Milwaukee, Mombasa, Moscow, Mumbai, Munich, Mytilene, Nanjing, Nanjing, New Orleans, New York, Newcastle, North Korean SEZs, Norwich, Nottingham, Nuremberg, Oporto, Osh, Palermo, Paris, Patna, Philippi, Pistoia, Pompeii, Poznan, Prague, Preston, Puducherry, Queretaro, Quito, Raleigh-Durham, Richmond, Rio de Janeiro, Rockford, Rome, Rosario, São Paulo, Salerno, San Francisco, San Jose, Costa Rica, Seattle, Seoul, Seville, Shanghai, Sheffield, Shrewsbury, Singapore, Skopje, Sofia, Sozhou, St. John's, Stevenage, Stockholm, Stocksbridge, Stoke-on-Trent, Stralsund, Stuttgart, Sydney, Taipei, Tangiers, Tegucigalpa, Tel Aviv, Thessaloniki, Tokyo, Tunis, Turin, Urban Mexico, Vancouver, Venice, Vienna, Warsaw, Windhoek, Wuhan, Xalapa, Youngstown

School:

Alliance Manchester Business School, Arts, Languages and Cultures, Faculty of Life Sciences, Global Development Institute, Institute of Population Health, Law, Manchester Urban Institute, Office for Social Responsibility, University of Manchester, School of Earth, Atmospheric, and Environmental Science, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, School of Environment, Education and Development, School of Materials, School of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Civil Engineering, Social Sciences, Sustainable Consumption Institute