Dr Victoria Habermehl (she/her)
School of Geography and Planning
Lecturer in Urban Studies and International Development


Full contact details
School of Geography and Planning
Room E10
Geography and Planning Building
Winter Street
葫芦影业
S3 7ND
- Profile
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I undertook my BA, Masters and PhD in Geography at the University of Leeds. My PhD focused on examining the everyday life practices of a market in Buenos Aires. It examined the long temporalities of social change focused on heterogeneous state relationships, territorial praxis and economic antagonisms. I was awarded my PhD in 2015.
On completion of my PhD, I have worked on a series of research projects, starting with 鈥淓conomics in the Public Sphere鈥 at University College London, STS, followed by 鈥淭imescapes of Urban Change鈥, at Brunel University, Sociology, 鈥淲hose Knowledge Matters?鈥 and 鈥淲hose Heritage Matters?鈥 both at the University of 葫芦影业 in the Urban Institute and 鈥淒enCity鈥 in the Department of Geography at Durham University.
- Research interests
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My research focuses on social justice issues in the Majority and Minority world, examining the intersectional (re)production of inequality and everyday political responses to this. My work advances important debates in Urban Studies and Geography.
I have developed my own research specialisms leading independent research tracks across diverse geographical settings exploring inequality and social justice in the Majority and Minority world. My work particularly advances three key themes: Firstly, Urban Economies; popular economies and contested territories, Secondly, Urban knowledge politics: feminist and everyday practices and Thirdly, Critical development approaches and creative methods.
- Publications
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Journal articles
Chapters
- Teaching activities
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I contribute to the following teaching activities:
- TRP 234 Urban Theory
- GEO126 Global Development History and Key Debates
- GEO 128 Knowledges, Power and Interdisciplinarity
- GEO 417 Ideas and Practice in International Development
- GEO 6803 Professional Skills for International development
- TRP 337 Dissertation and TRP 6406 Dissertation