Staff Profile

Area of expertise

Applied Social Science

Google Scholar profile

Research Interests

• Environmental valuation: e.g. contingent valuation; travel-cost methods; hedonic pricing.
• Discrete choice methodologies.
• Impacts of Brexit on the UK rural economy.
• Recreational economics
• Rural policy and agri-environment measures.
• Biodiversity conservation, particularly costs and benefits of associated management.
• Water quality - issues and policies.
• Sustainability appraisal.
• Focus group research into environmental values.
• Stakeholder analysis to inform policy and practice around natural resource use
• Economics of multi-use forestry.
• Valuation of culture and heritage.

Undergraduate Teaching

• ACE2003 Landscape, Culture and Heritage [Module Leader]
• ACE3016 Countryside Management [Module Leader]
• ACE3027 Sustainability and Environmental Values [Module Leader]
• AEF3093 Special Study

• Tiwasing P, Dawson P, Garrod G. The relationship between micronutrient intake and labour productivity: Evidence from rice-farming households in Thailand. Outlook on Agriculture 2019, 48(1), 58-65.
• Tiwasing P, Dawson P, Garrod G. Food Security of Rice-Farming Households in Thailand: A Logit Analysis. Journal of Developing Areas 2018, 52(1), 85-89.
• Austin R, Garrod GD. Making rural partnerships work. In: Mansfield, L, ed. Managing Upland Resources: New Approaches for Rural Environments. Dunbeath: Whittles Publishing Ltd, 2018, pp.457-469.
• Yagi H, Garrod GD. The future of agriculture in the shrinking suburbs: The impact of real estate income and housing costs. Land Use Policy 2018, 76, 812-822.
• Austin RA, Garrod GD, Thompson N. The impact and legacy of the Otterburn Public Inquiry, Northumberland National Park, England. Northern History 2018, 55(1), 92-110.
• Hubbard C, Alvim AM, Garrod G. Brazilian Agriculture as a Global Player. EuroChoices 2017, 16(1), 3-4.
• Gkartzios M, Remoundou K, Garrod G. Emerging geographies of mobility: The role of regional towns in Greece's ‘counterurbanisation story’. Journal of Rural Studies 2017, 55, 22–32.
• Austin R, Garrod G, Thompson N. Assessing the performance of the national park authorities: a case study of Northumberland National Park, England. Public Money & Management 2016, 36(5), 325-332.
• Remoundou K, Gkartzios M, Garrod G. Conceptualizing Mobility in Times of Crisis: Towards Crisis-Led Counterurbanization?. Regional Studies 2016, 50(10), 1663-1674.
• Thompson N, Garrod G. Sustainable development in England's national parks. In: Hammer, T; Mose, I; Siegrist, D; Weixlbaumer, N, ed. Parks of the Future: Protected Areas in Europe Challenging Regional and Global Change. Munich, Germany: oekom, 2016, pp.149-159.
• Austin R, Thompson N, Garrod GD. Understanding the factors underlying partnership working: a case study of the Northumberland National Park, England. Land Use Policy 2016, 50, 115-124.
• Oueslati W, Garrod GD, Alvanides S. Determinants of urban sprawl in European cities. Urban Studies 2015, 52(9), 1594-1614.
• Lastro-Bravo XB, Hubbard MC, Garrod GD, Tolon-Becerra A. What drives farmers' participation in EU agri-environmental schemes? Results from a qualitative meta-analysis. Environmental Science & Policy 2015, 54, 1-9.
• Garrod GD, Ruto ESK, Willis KG, Powe NA. Investigating Preferences for the Local Delivery of Agri-environment Benefits. Journal of Agricultural Economics 2014, 67(1), 177-190.
• Thompson N, Garrod GD, Raley ME. Planning and Sustainable Land Management in England's National Parks. eco.mont 2014, 6(1), 67-70.
• Garrod GD, Raley ME, Aznar O, Bacqueiro-Espinosa O, Barreteau O, Gomez M, Schaft F, Turpin N. Engaging Stakeholders in Planning and Decision making through Participatory Modelling: Lessons from Three European Case Studies. Engineering Sustainability 2013, 166(2), 75-84.
• Keeling LJ, Immink V, Hubbard C, Garrod G, Edwards SA, Ingenbleek P. Designing animal welfare policies and monitoring progress. Animal Welfare 2012, 21(supplement 1), 95-105.
• Garrod GD, Ruto E, Willis KG, Powe NA. Heterogeneity of preferences for the benefits of Environmental Stewardship: A latent-class approach. Ecological Economics 2012, 76, 104-111.
• Willis KG, Garrod G, ed. Valuing Environment and Natural Resources. Volume 1. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2012.
• Willis KG, Garrod G, ed. Valuing Environment and Natural Resources. Volume 2. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2012.
• Phillipson J, Shucksmith M, Turner R, Garrod G, Lowe P, Harvey D, Talbot H, Scott K, Carroll T, Gkartzios M, Hubbard C, Ruto E, Woods A. Rural economies: incubators and catalysts for sustainable growth. Newcastle upon Tyne: Centre for Rural Economy, Newcastle University, 2011.
• Turpin N, Stapleton LM, Perret E, van der Heide MC, Garrod GD, Brouwer F, Voltr V, Cairol D. Assessment of Multifuctionality and Jointness of Production. In: Brouwer, FM; van Ittersum, M, ed. Environmental and Agricultural Modelling: Integrated Approaches for Policy Impact Assessment. New York: Springer, 2010, pp.11-36.
• Garrod GD, Ruto ESK, Snowden P. Assessing the value of forest landscapes: a 'choice experiment' approach. Arboricultural Journal 2009, 32(3), 189-211.
• Garrod GD. Greening the CAP: how the improved design and implementation of agri-environment schemes can enhance the delivery of environmental benefits. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 2009, 52, 571-574.
• Ruto E, Garrod G. Investigating farmers' preferences for the design of agri-environment schemes: a choice experiment approach. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 2009, 52(5), 631-647.
• Stapleton LM, Garrod GD. Do we ecologically model what we economically value?. Ecological Economics 2008, 65(3), 531-537.
• Stapleton LM, Garrod GD. Policy preceding possibility? Examining headline composite sustainability indicators in the United Kingdom. Social Indicators Research 2008, 87(3), 495-502.
• Stapleton LM, Garrod GD. The Commitment to Development Index: An Information Theory approach. Ecological Economics 2008, 66(2-3), 461-467.
• Ruto E, Garrod G, Scarpa R. Valuing animal genetic resources: A choice modeling application to indigenous cattle in Kenya. Agricultural Economics 2008, 38(1), 89-98.
• Garrod GD, Garratt J, Kennedy A, Willis KG. A mixed methodology framework for the assessment of the Voluntary Initiative. Pest Management Science 2007, 63(2), 157-170.
• Stapleton LM, Garrod GD. Keeping things simple: Why the Human Development Index should not diverge from its equal weights assumption. Social Indicators Research 2007, 84(2), 179-188.
• Hubbard C, Bourlakis M, Garrod G. Pig in the middle: Farmers and the delivery of farm animal welfare standards. British Food Journal 2007, 109(11), 919-930.
• Powe NA, Willis KG, Garrod GD. Difficulties in valuing street light improvement: Trust, surprise and bound effects. Applied Economics 2006, 38(4), 371-381.
• Willis KG, Powe NA, Garrod GD. Estimating the value of improved street lighting: A factor analytical discrete choice approach. Urban Studies 2005, 42(12), 2289-2303.
• Powe NA, Garrod GD, McMahon PL. Mixing methods within stated preference environmental valuation: Choice experiments and post-questionnaire qualitative analysis. Ecological Economics 2005, 52(4), 513-526.
• Garrod GD, Whitby MC. Strategic Countryside Management. Oxford: Elsevier, 2005.
• Powe NA, Garrod GD, McMahon PL, Willis KG. Assessing customer preferences for water supply options using mixed methodology choice experiments. Water Policy 2004, 6(5), 427-441.
• Hope RA, Garrod GD. Household preferences to water policy interventions in rural South Africa. Water Policy 2004, 6(6), 487-499.
• Powe NA, Wadsworth WA, Garrod GD, McMahon PL. Putting action into biodiversity planning: Assessing preferences towards funding. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 2004, 47(2), 287-301.
• Strazzera E, Scarpa R, Calia P, Garrod GD, Willis KG. Modelling zero values and protest responses in contingent valuation surveys. Applied Economics 2003, 35(2), 133-138.
• Garrod GD, Scarpa R, Willis KG. Estimating the Benefits of Traffic Calming on Through Routes: A Choice Experiment Approach. Journal of Transport Economics and Policy 2002, 36(2), 211-231.
• Willis KG, McMahon PL, Garrod GD, Powe NA. Water companies' service performance and environmental trade-offs. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 2002, 45(3), 363-379.
• Scarpa R, Willis KG, Garrod GD. Estimating Benefits for Effective Enforcement of Speed Reduction from Dichotomous-Choice CV : The Case of Rural Trunk Roads. Environmental and Resource Economics 2001, 20(4), 281-304.
• Tipple AG, Masters GA, Garrod GD. An assessment of the decision to extend government-built houses in developing countries. Urban Studies 2000, 37(9), 1605-1617.
• Garrod GD, Willis KG. Economic approaches to valuing the environmental costs and benefits of mineral and aggregate extraction. Minerals and Energy 2000, 15(4), 12-20.
• Garrod GD, Willis KG. Economic approaches to valuing the environmental costs and benefits of mineral and aggregate extraction. Minerals and Energy - Raw Materials Report 2000, 15(4), 12-20.
• Willis KG, Garrod GD. Angling and recreation values of low-flow alleviation in rivers. Journal of Environmental Management 1999, 57(2), 71-83.
• Garrod GD, Willis KG. Economic Valuation of the Environment: Methods and Case Studies. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 1999.
• Garrod GD, Willis KG. Economic Valuation of the Environment: Methods and Case Studies. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 1999.
• Willis KG, Garrod GD. Externalities from extraction of aggregates: regulation by tax or land-use controls. Resources Policy 1999, 25(2), 77-86.
• Tipple G, Korboe D, Garrod GD, Willis KG. Housing supply in Ghana: A study of Accra, Kumasi and Berekum. Progress in Planning 1999, 51(4), 253-324.
• Garrod GD, Willis KG. Methodological issues in valuing the benefits of environmentally sensitive areas. Journal of Rural Studies 1999, 15(1), 111-117.
• Willis KG, Garrod GD, Harvey DR. A review of cost-benefit analysis as applied to the evaluation of new road proposals in the UK. Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment 1998, 3(3), 141-156.
• Garrod GD, Willis KG. Estimating lost amenity due to landfill waste disposal. Resources, Conservation and Recycling 1998, 22(1-2), 83-95.
• Garrod GD, Willis KG. Using contingent ranking to estimate the loss of amenity value for inland waterways from public utility service structures. Environmental and Resource Economics 1998, 12(2), 241-247.
• Willis KG, Garrod GD. Water companies and river environments: the external costs of water abstraction. Utilities Policy 1998, 7(1), 35-45.
• Tipple AG, Korboe D, Willis KG, Garrod GD. Who is building what in urban Ghana? Housing supply in three towns. Cities 1998, 15(6), 399-416.
• Tipple AG, DT Korboe, GD Garrod. "A Comparison of original owners and inheritors in housing supply and extension in Kumasi, Ghana". Environment and Planning B., 24 889-902 1997.
• Willis KG, Garrod GD. Disamenity externalities from utility networks. Utilities Policy 1997, 6(1), 35-41.
• Willis KG, Garrod GD. Electricity supply reliability: Estimating the value of lost load. Energy Policy 1997, 25(1), 97-103.
• Garrod GD, Willis KG. The non-use benefits of enhancing forest biodiversity: A contingent ranking study. Ecological Economics 1997, 21(1), 45-61.
• Garrod GD, Willis KG. The recreational value of tropical forests in Malaysia. Journal of World Forest Resource Management 1997, 8(2), 183-201.
• Powe NA, Garrod GD, Brunsdon CF, Willis KG. Using a geographic information system to estimate an hedonic price model of the benefits of woodland access. Forestry 1997, 70(2), 139-149.
• Willis KG, Garrod GD, Benson JF, Carter M. Benefits and costs of the Wildlife Enhancement Scheme: A case study of the Pevensey Levels. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 1996, 39(3), 387-401.
• Garrod GD, Willis KG. Estimating the benefits of environmental enhancement: A case study of the River Darent. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 1996, 39(2), 189-203.
• Garrod GD, Willis KG, Bjarnadottir H, Cockbain P. The non-priced benefits of renovating historic buildings: A case study of Newcastle's Grainger Town. Cities 1996, 13(6), 423-430.