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Dr Susan Moore
505
Central House
14 Upper Woburn Place
London
WCH1 0NN
Tel: +44 (0)20 3108 9526
Appointment
- Lecturer
- The Bartlett School of Planning
- Faculty of the Built Environment
Biography
Susan joined the academic staff in the Bartlett School Planning in mid-January 2009. She has held previous posts within the School of City and Regional Planning at Cardiff University and the Department of Geography and Environment at the London School of Economics. Susan has an interdisciplinary background in human geography (PhD, LSE 2006), community planning (MES, York University 1999) and environmental studies (BES, York University 1997) which supports her current interest in sustainable urban development processes and practices. Prior to returning to academia in 2001 she was also employed in Canada as a professional planner (Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Province of Ontario), an environmental planner (Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority) and as a researcher and environmental policy and decision analyst (Office of the Environmental Commissioner for Ontario).
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Research Summary
Susan’s research interests include the relational geographies of urban (and suburban) development and built form, with a particular interest in the international proliferation of New Urbanism. Her research focuses on urban development and governance models and the circulation of so called 'best practices'. Recent projects include an analysis of the London 2012 Learning Legacy Agenda and an examination of the use of social media platforms in relation to local urban change in East London.
Teaching Summary
Susan is the Course Director for the MSc. in International Planning. She currently teaches within the core modules offered at the MSc level and a 2nd year undergraduate module:
BENVGPL6 Comparative Planning Systems and Cultures
BENVGPL9 Critical Debates in International Planning
ENVS 2008/3044 Cities and Social Change
Academic Background
| 2005 | PhD | Doctor of Philosophy – Human Geography | London School of Economics and Political Science |
| 1999 | MES | Mestrado – Environmental Studies | York University, Toronto |
