Position: Professor and Chair, London East Research Institute
Location: Room 001b, Docklands
Telephone: 0208 223 4216
Email: G.Poynter@uel.ac.uk
Contact address:
School of Arts & Digital Industries
University of East London
Docklands Campus
University Way
London E16 2RD
Professor Gavin Poynter has widely published on ‘London 2012’, the economics of the service industries and urban regeneration. He has completed several studies on the East London region, including for the OECD/DCLG, GLA, and local boroughs. His most recent book publication (with Dr I. MacRury ed.) is ‘Olympic Cities’ (Ashgate Press, September 2009). His ‘From Beijing to Bow Bells’ was published in Portuguese by the Ministerio do Esporte, Brazil as part of that government’s analysis of major sporting events and their socio‐economic legacies. He co‐authored ‘A Lasting Legacy?’, a report for the GLA (2007) on ‘London 2012’ and has recently completed a new publication that focuses upon London’s economy in the wake of the credit crunch and the global economic recession – ‘London after Recession – a fictitious capital?’ (Ashgate, forthcoming, spring 2012).
Qualifications
Previous posts held
Management board, London East Research Institute, member of the UEL Olympic Strategy Group.
Sociology and Economics of urban regeneration; Sociology of cities; International Economics
Books
Poynter G., A. Calcutt, I. MacRury (Eds) (2012) London after Recession, a fictitious capital?,
Ashgate, publication spring 2012;
Authored chapters within:
Poynter G. and I. Macrury (eds) (2009) Olympic Cities and the reshaping of London, London: Ashgate.
Authored chapters within:
Refereed Journal Articles
Book chapters
Other Publications
Research Reports (include)
Books
Poynter G. (2000) Restructuring in the Service Industries, London: Mansell.
Refereed Journal Articles
Book chapters
Other Publications
Research Reports (include)
Fellow Royal Society of Arts
Visiting International Professor in Olympic Studies and Urban Development, Centre d’Estudis Olímpics Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona(2011-12)
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