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Professor Mike Coombes
- Telephone:
- (0191) 222 8014 (work)
- e-mail:
- mike.coombes@ncl.ac.uk
Specialist expertise:
- Local authority boundaries
- Deprived neighbourhoods and policy targeting
- housing market areas
- Travel-to-work areas
Mr Gerard Corsane
- Telephone:
- +44 (0) 191 222 6987 (work)
- e-mail:
- gerard.corsane@ncl.ac.uk
Specialist expertise:
- Heritage Tourism
- Integrated heritage management and 'ecomuseology'
- Museums and heritage in potcolonial contexts
- Heritage, museums, representation and identity
Professor Andrew Gillespie
- Telephone:
- +44 (0)1912 227 731 (work)
- e-mail:
- andy.gillespie@ncl.ac.uk
Specialist expertise:
- Regional economic development
- Information technology: implications for city, regional and rural area development
Professor John Goddard
- Telephone:
- +44 (0) 191 222 7732 (work)
- e-mail:
- john.goddard@ncl.ac.uk
Specialist expertise:
- Universities and regional development
- Higher education management
- Regional aspects of science policy
- Community and voluntary sector and city development
Professor Feng Li
- Telephone:
- +44 (0) 191 222 7976 (work)
- e-mail:
- feng.li@ncl.ac.uk
Specialist expertise:
- Assisted living technologies and services in ageing society; digital inclusion
- E-Business and E-Commerce; Web evaluation and development
- Digital strategies and business models; Organisational innovations
- Internet banking; Telecommunications; Information systems - development, evaluation and impact
Professor Andy Pike
- Telephone:
- +44 (0) 191 222 8011 (work)
- e-mail:
- andy.pike@ncl.ac.uk
Specialist expertise:
- Local and regional economic development
- Local and regional policy
- Brands and branding
Mr Ranald Richardson
- Telephone:
- +44 (0) 191 222 8004 (work)
- e-mail:
- ranald.richardson@ncl.ac.uk
Specialist expertise:
- Implications of ICTs (information and communications technologies) for regional planning and development
- Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) and the geography of work and employment
- Industrialised office work
- Call centres
