
Specialisms
- UK Planning System and Local Government,
- Public Sector Austerity,
- Policy Reform
Location
Mark Dobson is a Lecturer in Planning & Development within the Department of Real Estate & Planning.
His core teaching and research interests focus on planning and development theory, policy and practice. Particularly where these intersect with conceptions of neoliberalism, sustainability and public interest and how these shape the politics around land-use and development decision-making.
Qualifications
- PhD Planning & Development - University of Reading’
- MA Geography - King’s College London.
- BSc Geography - Kingston University London.
- Associate Member of the Royal Town Planning Institute (AssocRTPI)
- Chartered Geographer & Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (CGeog-FRGS)
- Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)
- Member of the Town & Country Planning Association
Henley faculty authors:
Mark DobsonProjects in Development & Planning
A project-based module that introduces new practice skills whilst drawing together existing knowledge by drawing on 'real world' scenarios covering the different aspects of development and planning practice and developing...
Projects in Real Estate and Planning (1)
The purpose of this module is twofold. Firstly, it aims to develop a range of key skills to help students make the transition from school to university and on to...
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Specialisms
- UK Planning System and Local Government
- Public Sector Austerity
- Policy Reform
Location
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