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We welcome applications for this fully funded MRes and PhD studentship with the 
EPSRC-funded Geospatial Systems Centre for Doctoral Training.

Please circulate to any interested people.

Thanks and regards

Andy



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Measuring, monitoring and evaluating inclusive economies and territorial 
development policy



This project will be co-supervised Professors Rachel Franklin and Andy Pike in 
the Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies (CURDS), Newcastle 
University, UK and by the North of Tyne Combined 
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Project application reference GEO23_29



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The search for more inclusive forms of economy has become a central task for 
territorial development and policy to address increasing geographical 
inequalities in economic and social conditions. While some cities and regions 
are seen as dynamic and productive engines of their national economies, the 
potential benefits they can generate are not always equally shared nor 
accessible to their residents. Generating and spreading opportunity more widely 
is central to ensuring people and places are not ‘left behind’ by their 
evolving city and regional economies. Crucially, existing understandings, data 
sources and yardsticks for identifying and measuring inclusive economies are 
under-developed. Indicators and frameworks are missing for monitoring and 
evaluating policy interventions seeking to promote more inclusive forms of 
economy.



The project aims to address these two gaps. First it will develop a clearer 
(spatial) framework for defining, understanding and measuring inclusive 
economy. Second it will develop indicators and yardsticks to support stronger 
monitoring and evaluation activities, drawing on existing, as well as new and 
emerging data sources. The project provides a unique opportunity to research a 
timely and important topic with wide ranging policy relevance for 
international, national, regional, urban and local institutions. It will afford 
the student the chance to develop skills in critically engaging contemporary 
debates about moving ‘Beyond GDP’ as a goal for prosperity, conceptualising 
more inclusive forms of economy, and providing underpinning data sources to 
support policy formulation, monitoring and evaluation. Opportunities for 
innovation exist in devising new composite measures and indices across multiple 
dimensions of inclusive economies and in developing mapping and visualisation 
tools in different national settings.



The MRes will engage critically with conceptions of inclusive economy and 
review existing data sources, indicators and frameworks for its measurement 
drawing from international practices and case studies.



The PhD will develop a framework for defining, understanding and measuring 
inclusive economy and growth, including an integrated monitoring and evaluation 
component, explore the potential of new composite measures, and develop new 
visualisation and mapping tools. The framework and its tools will then be road 
tested using data from selected case study settings in the UK and 
internationally.



The successful candidate will have essential skills and knowledge of local, 
regional and urban development and policy issues and debates; essential 
knowledge and skills in spatial statistics and analysis including mapping and 
visualisation.



Knowledge and skills in spatial data sources in particular national settings 
including the UK and other countries and knowledge of ‘Beyond GDP’ and 
inclusive economy/growth issues and debates are not essential but would be 
desirable.



For further information, please contact Professor Rachel Franklin or Professor 
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Andy Pike

Henry Daysh Professor of Regional Development Studies
Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies (CURDS)
Room 3.43
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Newcastle University
Newcastle Upon Tyne
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UK
Tel: +44 (0)191 208 8011
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Feedback, guidance and consultation hours Semester 1, 2022-23: 14-1700 
Thursdays – please email for a slot.

New book: Levelling Up Left Behind Places (Regional Studies Association and 
Taylor and Francis, 2022)
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