Mark Tewdwr-Jones

Professor Mark Tewdwr-Jones Mark Tewdwr-Jones is a globally-recognised geographer-planner, strategist and policy maker, and scientific communicator, with 35 years’ experience. He is an authority on urban planning, land use, urban futures, digital place connectivity, the governance of the city, and public engagement. He has been a visiting and honorary posts at 18 universities globally, including Berkeley, Sydney, and Hong Kong. He is in the top 30 most cited urban planning academics globally and in the top 5 in the UK. He has published over 20 books, has won over £25m in research income, levered in £65m for university initiatives. His lifetime academic contributions centre on six themes that bridge geography and planning: strategic spatial planning, second and holiday homes, land use planning and governance, urban planning and film, urban foresight, and innovative public participation. More lately, Mark has pioneered the use and development of digital planning initiatives Mark has work