Newcastle University

Jeremy Phillipson is Assistant Director of the UK Research Councils’ £25 million Rural Economy and Land Use Programme (Relu), an interdisciplinary research programme spanning the social and natural sciences (funded by ESRC, BBSRC, NERC, Defra and the Scottish Government). His own research has focused on the development needs of rural and fishing economies and businesses. He has expertise on knowledge transfer processes and participatory methods of knowledge exchange with non-scientific stakeholders.

Jeremy is a member of the DECC/Defra Social Science Expert Panel, Strategic Challenge Fellow of the Living With Environmental Change Partnership, a member of the European Commission’s FARNET advisory group (that advises on the future development of fishing communities), and a member of Defra’s Higher Level Expert Panel set up to advise its Rural Economy Growth Review.

• Proctor A, Donaldson A, Phillipson J, Lowe P. Field expertise in rural land management. Environment and Planning A 2012, 44(7), 1696-1711.
• Phillipson J, Lowe P, Proctor A, Ruto E. Stakeholder Engagement and Knowledge Exchange in Environmental Research. Journal of Environmental Management 2012, 95(1), 56-65.
• Phillipson J, Lowe P, Liddon A. Adventures in Science: Interdisciplinarity and Knowledge Exchange in the Relu Programme. University of Newcastle upon Tyne: Rural Economy and Land Use Programme, 2011. Rural Economy and Land Use Programme Briefing Paper 16.
• Proctor A, Phillipson J, Lowe P, Donaldson A. Ecologists as Farm Advisors: Using Knowledge gained on the job. In Practice 2011, 74, 16-18.
• Proctor A, Phillipson J, Lowe P, Donaldson A. Field Advisers as Agents of Knowledge Exchange. University of Newcastle upon Tyne: Rural Economy and Land Use Programme, 2011. Rural Economy and Land Use Programme Policy and Practice Note Series 30.
• Wilkinson K, Grant WP, Green LE, Hunter S, Jeger MJ, Lowe P, Medley GF, Mills P, Phillipson J, Poppy GM, Waage J. Infectious diseases of animals and plants: an interdisciplinary approach Introduction. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 2011, 366(1573), 1933-1942.
• Proctor A, Lowe P, Phillipson J, Donaldson A. Veterinary field expertise: using knowledge gained on the job. Veterinary Record 2011, 169(16), 408-410.
• Lowe P, Phillipson J. A response to Evans and Marvin. Environment and Planning A 2010, 42(12), 3041-3042.
• Phillipson J, Symes D. Recontextualising Inshore Fisheries: The changing Face of British Inshore Fisheries Management. Marine Policy 2010, 34(6), 1207-1214.
• Phillipson J, Liddon A, Proctor A. Telling Stories: Accounting for Knowledge Exchange. Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK: School of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, 2010. Rural Economy and Land Use Programme Briefing Paper 10.
• Lowe P, Phillipson J. Barriers to research collaboration across disciplines: scientific paradigms and institutional practices. Environment and Planning A 2009, 41(5), 1171-1184.
• Lowe P, Whitman G, Phillipson J. Ecology and the social sciences. Journal of Applied Ecology 2009, 46(2), 297-305.
• Phillipson J, Lowe P, Bullock JM. Navigating the social sciences: interdisciplinarity and ecology. Journal of Applied Ecology 2009, 46(2), 261-264.
• Symes D, Phillipson J. Ocean Fiefdom. Agenda 2009, 37, 45-47.
• Phillipson J, Lowe P, Bullock JM, ed. Special Profile of Journal of Applied Ecology: Integrating ecology and the social sciences. London: Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2009.
• Lowe P, Woods A, Liddon A, Phillipson J. Strategic Land Use for Ecosystem Services. In: Winter, M. and Lobley, M, ed. What is Land For?: The Food, Fuel and Climate Change Debate. London: Routledge, 2009, pp.23-46.
• Symes D, Phillipson J. Whatever became of social objectives in fisheries policy?. Fisheries Research 2009, 95(1), 1-5.
• Phillipson J. No ‘one size fits all’ solutions for fishing communities. In: Change and Continuity in Scotland’s Fishing Communities. ESRC Seminar Series - Mapping the Public Policy Landscape. 2008, Aberdeen: Economic and Social Research Council.
• Lowe P, Phillipson J, Lee RP. Socio-technical innovation for sustainable food chains: roles for social science. Trends in Food Science and Technology 2008, 19(5), 226-233.
• Phillipson J, Lowe P. Towards sustainable food chains: harnessing the social and natural sciences. Trends in Food Science and Technology 2008, 19(5), 224-225.
• Phillipson J, Lowe P, ed. Towards sustainable food chains: harnessing the social and natural sciences. Special Issue of Trends in Food Science and Technology. London: Pergamon, 2008.
• Phillipson J, Liddon A. Common Knowledge? An Exploration of Knowledge Transfer. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Rural Economy and Land Use Programme, University of Newcastle, 2007. RELU Briefing Paper Series 6.
• Phillipson J, Gorton M, Laschewski L. Local business co-operation and the dilemmas of collective action: Rural micro-business networks in the North of England. Sociologia Ruralis 2006, 46(1), 40-60.
• Lowe P, Phillipson J. Reflexive interdisciplinary research: The making of a research programme on the Rural Economy and Land Use. Journal of Agricultural Economics 2006, 57(2), 165-184.
• Phillipson J, Lowe P, ed. Rural Economy and Land Use: The Scoping of an Interdisciplinary Research Agenda. Oxford, UK: Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2006.
• Phillipson J, Lowe P. Special issue guest editorial: The scoping of an interdisciplinary research agenda. Journal of Agricultural Economics 2006, 57(2), 163-164.
• Phillipson J, Daymond J, Lowe P, Lee R. Harnessing the social and natural sciences for sustainable rural development: introducing the rural economy and land use programme. Farm Management 2005, 12(5), 277-286.
• Phillipson J, Williams R. Review of the North East fisheries regeneration initiative. Newcastle upon Tyne: Newcastle University, 2005. Centre for Rural Economy Research Report.
• Daymond J, Lowe P, Phillipson J. Rural Economy and Land Use Futures. Newcastle Upon Tyne: Centre for Rural Economy, University of Newcastle, 2005. Rural Economy and Land Use Programme Briefing Series 2.
• Daymond J, Lowe P, Phillipson J. Rural Economy and Land Use Programme: The Unfolding Research Agenda. 2005. RELU Briefing Paper Series 3.
• Ward N, Atterton JH, Kim T-Y, Lowe PD, Phillipson J, Thompson N. Universities, the Knowledge Economy and 'Neo-Endogenous Rural Development'. Newcastle upon Tyne: Centre for Rural Economy, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, 2005. CRE Discussion Paper Discussion Paper Series No. 1.
• Bennett K, Phillipson J. A plague upon their houses: Revelations of the foot and mouth disease epidemic for business households. Sociologia Ruralis 2004, 44(3), 261-284.
• Phillipson J, Bennett K, Lowe P, Raley M. Adaptive responses and asset strategies: the experience of rural micro-firms and Foot and Mouth Disease. Journal of Rural Studies 2004, 20(2), 227-243.
• Phillipson J, Gorton M, Raley M, Moxey A. Treating farms as firms? The evolution of farm business support from productionist to entrepreneurial models. Environment and Planning C: Government & Policy 2004, 22(1), 31-54.
• Franks J, Lowe P, Phillipson J, Scott C. The impact of foot and mouth disease on farm businesses in Cumbria. Land Use Policy 2003, 20(2), 159-168.
• Phillipson J, Gorton M, Raley M, Moxey A. Agricultural and non-agricultural micro-businesses in the rural economy: a comparison from North-East England. In: Arzeni, A., Esposti, R., Sotte, F, ed. European Policy Experiences with Rural Development. Kiel: Wissenschaftsverlag Vauk, 2002, pp.141-160.
• Phillipson J, Gorton M, Raley M, Moxey A. Agricultural and non-agricultural micro-businesses in the rural economy: A comparison from the North East of England. In: Arzeni, A., Esposti, R., Sotte, F, ed. European Policy Experiences with Rural Development. Kiel: Wissenschaftsverlag Vauk Kiel WG, 2002, pp.141-160.
• Phillipson J, Lowe P, Carroll T. Confronting the Rural Shutdown: Foot and Mouth Disease and the North East Rural Economy. Newcastle upon Tyne: Newcastle University, 2002. CRE Research Report.
• Phillipson J, Gorton M, Laschewski L. Connectivity or Anonymity? Microbusnesses in the North East of England. Newcastle upon Tyne: Centre for Rural Economy, Newcastle University, 2002. Centre for Rural Economy Working Papers 68.
• Phillipson J, Bennett K, Carroll T, Lowe P. Coping with crisis in Cumbria: the consequences of Foot and Mouth Disease. Town and Country Planning 2002, 72(3), 78-81.
• Bennett K, Carroll T, Lowe P, Phillipson J. Coping with Crisis in Cumbria: the Consequences of Foot and Mouth Disease. Newcastle upon Tyne: Centre for Rural Economy, Newcastle University, 2002. CRE Research Reports.
• Carroll T, Phillipson J. Sustaining Living Uplands: The Role of the Northumberland National Park Authority in Rural Development. Newcastle upon Tyne: Newcastle University, 2002. CRE Research Reports.
• Laschewski L, Phillipson J, Gorton M. The facilitation and formalisation of small business networks: evidence from the North East of England. Environment and Planning C: Government & Policy 2002, 20(3), 375-391.
• Phillipson J, Lowe P, Raley M, Moxey A. The Nature of Needs of Rural Microbusinesses in the North East of England. Newcastle upon Tyne: Newcastle University, 2002. CRE Research Report.
• Phillipson J. Widening the Net. Prospects for Fisheries Co-Management. Newcastle: CRE Press, 2002.
• Phillipson J, Symes D. A future strategy for inshore fisheries management. In: Symes, D; Phillipson, J, ed. Inshore Fisheries Management. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2001, pp.297-310.
• Phillipson J, Symes D. Great Britain. In: Symes, D., Phillipson, J, ed. Inshore Fisheries Management. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2001, pp.97-118.
• Symes D, Phillipson J, ed. Inshore fisheries management. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2001.
• Symes D, Phillipson J, ed. Inshore Fisheries Management. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2001.
• Phillipson J, Thom M. Institutional organisation and regulatory systems: locality versus centre driven approaches to inshore fisheries management. In: Symes, D., Phillipson, J, ed. Inshore Fisheries Management. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2001, pp.207-220.
• Phillipson, J., Lowe, P., Dinan, C. and Tyler, D. Managing Micros. A Practical Guide for Tourism Advisers. 2001. London: English Tourism Board.
• Bennett K, Phillipson J, Lowe P, Ward N, Cattermole A, Donaldson A, Elliott C, Midgely J, Thompson N. The Impact of the Foot and Mouth Crisis on Rural Firms: A Survey of Microbusinesses in the North East of England. Newcastle upon Tyne: Centre for Rural Economy, Newcastle University, 2001. Centre for Rural Economy Research Report.
• Phillipson J. Delimiting fisheries dependent regions: the problem of inadequate data. In: Symes, D, ed. Fisheries Dependent Regions. Oxford: Fishing News Books, 2000, pp.17-28.
• Symes D, Phillipson J. Co-governance in EU fisheries: the complexity and diversity of fishermen's organisations in Denmark, Spain and the UK. In: Kooiman, J., Jentoft, S., van Vliet, M, ed. Creative Governance: Opportunities for Fisheries in Europe. Aldershot: Ashgate, 1999, pp.59-93.
• Phillipson J. The fish producers' organisations of the UK: a strategic analysis. In: Symes, D, ed. Alternative Management Systems for Fisheries. Oxford: Fishing News Books, 1999, pp.79-92.
• Phillipson J. The fish producers’ organisations of the UK: a strategic analysis. In: Symes, D, ed. Alternative Management Systems for Fisheries. Oxford: Blackwell Science, 1999, pp.79-92.
• Symes, D. and Phillipson, J. Fishing within limits: inshore fisheries management and the concept of local preference. In: D. Symes, ed. Property Rights and Regulatory Systems in Fisheries. Oxford: Blackwell Science, 1998, pp.201-15.
• Phillipson, J. The political culture of fisheries management: an Anglo-Danish comparison of user participation. In: T.S. Gray, ed. The Politics of Fishing. London: Macmillan, 1998, pp.128-45.
• Phillipson, J. and Crean., K. Alternative management systems for the UK fishing industry. Ocean & Coastal Management 1997, 35(2-3), 185-99.
• Symes D, Phillipson J. Inshore fisheries management in the UK: Sea Fisheries Committees and the challenge of marine environmental management. Marine Policy 1997, 21(3), 207-24.
• Symes, D. and Phillipson, J. The imperative of institutional reform: alternative models and the UK fishing industry. In: Proceedings of the VII Annual Conference of the European Association of Fisheries Economists. 1996, Portsmouth.
• Phillipson J. The sustainable development of UK fisheries: opportunities for co-management. Sociologia Ruralis 1996, 36(2), 201-211.