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Rory Shand Dr Rory Shand - (Rory Shand )
Role Qualifications & background Professional membership Roles on external bodies Teaching interests Research interests Other research Articles in review Shand, R. ‘Governing the Social City: regeneration in Berlin and the roles of actors in governance’ (Policy and Politics) Howell, K.E. and Shand, R. ‘Welsh Devolution and Leadership: Power, Discourse and Identity’ (Policy and Politics) Howell, K.E. and Shand, R. ‘The Public Good and Higher Education’ (Learning and Teaching in Higher Education) Grants & contracts Financial Awards won Fully funded Quota Phd studentship in Politics at University of Sheffield
Current Bids Joint bid with Professor Duncan Lewis, Dr. Tim Daley and Roger Higman (Plymouth) on sustainability and food security in the South West of England Publications Refereed Journal Articles Shand, R. and Sloan, S. (2012) ‘Regeneration vs. the Market: how were house prices in Barking affected by renewal projects in the area?’ Social and Public Policy Review (6) 1 Shand, R. ‘Problems using MLG in Comparative Politics: Alternatives and Solutions’ (2008) South East European Research Centre 2 (1): 334-357 Shand, R. (2009) ‘Comparing multi-level governance, community participation and networks: regenerating the Thames Gateway and Berlin’ available here: http://www.essex.ac.uk/government/research/colloquium%20abstracts/Paper_Shand.pdf Books Chapters in Edited Books Green, A. and Shand, R. (2011) ‘Targets and Trust: goals in sustainability and regeneration under New Labour’ in Johns, N. and Green, A. (eds.) New Labour and Trust (Novo Press) Reports & invited lectures Conferences organised Other academic activities Conferences and Papers UACES Annual Conference, Passau, September 2012 Public Administration Conference (PAC) University of Birmingham, September 2011 Public Administration: a Discipline in Crisis? Aston University, April 2011 17th International Sustainable Development Research Conference, Columbia University: ‘How sustainability and regeneration became fashionable in UK policy making’, May 2011 ISBE Sustainability Special Interest Group: Enterprise and the Big Society, University of Leeds, January 2011 On Sustainability conference, Hamilton, New Zealand, January 2011: ‘Meanings of sustainability in the UK public sector and regeneration’ IASGP, May 2010, London: The role of communities in the Social City Institutionalism event in Department of Politics, University of Sheffield, May 2010 IASGP, Aston University, May 2009: ‘Comparison and Convergence: Comparative Politics and Multi-level Governance in Brownfield regeneration in the Thames Gateway and Berlin’ PSA, Manchester, April 2009: ‘Cranes, the Games and communities: the role of Local governance, community participation and local democracy in regenerating the Thames Gateway and Berlin Essex Colloquium, Dept. of Government, University of Essex; February 2009: ‘Comparing multi-level governance, community participation and networks: regenerating the Thames Gateway and Berlin’ PSA German Working Group, Sept 2008 paper: The role of two Green parties in regeneration initiatives: a comparative perspective EPOP 2008, Poster: Role of die Grunen in Berlin Brownfield regeneration SEERC 2008, ‘Problems using MLG in Comparative Politics: Alternatives and Solutions’
Book Reviews For Political Studies Review Williams, A. The Enemies of Progress: The Dangers of Sustainability (2008) Imprint Academic Baker, S. & Eckerberg, K. (2008) In Pursuit of Sustainable Development, ECPR Jacqui Karn (2007) Narratives of Neglect, Willan Catherine M Donnelly (2007) Delegation of Governmental Power to Private Parties: A Comparative Perspective Gerardo Munck and Michael Synder, ‘Passion, Craft and Method in Comparative Politics’ (2005)
Other Academic Roles Deputy Director, Centre for Research in Sustainabile Leadership, Governance and Policy (SLGP) PAC Executive Committee Member ISSR Team Management Member
Other work Project Manager for Research Rationale for School of Government, University of Plymouth Part of a team which has launched new degrees, BSc and MSc in Public Services Management Part of expert committee drafting response to Localism Bill, House of Commons, March 2011 Convener of guest lecture: Village SOS: Will it deliver where other regeneration projects have not? Professor Alan Lovell, Plymouth Business School, February, 2011 Data research on Australian elections (for Charles Lees Sheffield) Organizer of Politics PhD Careers Workshop, Politics Dept, University of Sheffield, November 2009 Departmental Nominee for the Harvard/Manchester Institute for Social Change Workshop, January 2009 POL 220 Research Methods Workshop, March 2009 Joint Co-ordinator of inter-departmental workshop between Politics and Town and Regional Planning, Sheffield University, June 2008 ‘Environmental Policy in South-East Europe: the cases of Greece, Macedonia, Slovakia and Croatia’, 2007 (for Charles Lees, Sheffield)
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