Ian Strange (Professor)
Ian Strange is Professor of Spatial Planning and Director of the Centre for Urban Development and Environmental Management (CUDEM) at Leeds Metropolitan University. He has research experience and interests within the areas of urban governance, arts and cultural policy, and conservation and the planning and development process.
His recent research has focused on heritage planning, historic environment policy, and the contribution of the arts and cultural industries to urban regeneration. He is currently a member of an EPSRC/English Heritage funded research cluster studying cultural values and the historic environment.
Selected Outputs
Space and Place in Strategic Spatial Planning, Routledge (RTPI Library Series),
May 2008 - co-authored with Davoudi, S.
Politics, Planning and Sustainability: Regulating Growth in Historic Cities, Taylor and Francis. (forthcoming 2008)
Cold War Heritage and the Reuse of Military Remains, International Journal of Heritage Studies, vol.32, no.2. (2007) - co-authored with Walley, E.
Lisbon-Gothenburg Scenarios: Some Policy Recommendations, Bollettino Della Societa Geografica Italiana, serie xii, vol. xi, pp.229-241 (2007) - co-authored with Davoudi, S., and Wishardt, M.
The ups and downs of developing regional cultural attractions, Regional Review,vol.16, no.3, pp.24-25. (2006)
The cultural and political impact of Situation Leeds - contemporary artists and the public realm, LSA Newsletter, p.40-57. (2006) - co-authored with Sandle, D.
The changing role of heritage conservation in urban renaissance, Planning Practice and Research, vol.18, no.4, pp.219-231. (2003) - co-authored with and Whitney, D.