Dr. T. (Thomas) Verbeek
Dr. T. (Thomas) Verbeek
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I am an Assistant Professor in the Urban Studies Section of the Urbanism Department at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment. In my research I take a social justice perspective on urban environmental policy and management. I have just ended a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship in which I looked at the social justice of urban air pollution management, using quantitative and qualitative methods, with case studies of the (ultra) low emission zones in London and Brussels. I am still writing up the findings, and I will soon start exploring ideas and collaborations for future projects.
Publications
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2023-11-13
Why and how we should mainstream social justice in the car-restrictive policy agenda
Nicola da Schio / Eva Van Eenoo / Freke Caset / Line Vanparys / Françoise Bartiaux / Edoardo Luppari / Thomas Ermans / T. Verbeek / Kobe Boussauw / Monika Maciejewska / Simon Bothof / Geert te Boveldt / Benjamin Wayens / Tim Cassiers
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2022
Meeting sustainable development goals via robotics and autonomous systems
Solène Guenat / Zoe G. Davies / Lindsay C. Stringer / Giridhara Rathnaiah Babu / Andrea Del Prete / Cyril O. Ehi-Eromosele / Christine Mady / Thomas Verbeek / Martin Dallimer / More Authors
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2022
Redefining the role of urban studies Early Career Academics in the post-COVID-19 university
Nabeela Ahmed / Alexander G. Baker / Akash Bhattacharya / Sally Cawood / Ana Julia Cabrera Pacheco / Mallo Maren Daniel / Matheus Grandi / Lutfun Nahar Lata / Thomas Verbeek / More Authors
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2022
The âjustâ management of urban air pollution? A geospatial analysis of low emission zones in Brussels and London
Thomas Verbeek / Stephen Hincks
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2020
A systematic review and meta-analysis of haematological malignancies in residents living near petrochemical facilities
Calvin Jephcote / David Brown / Thomas Verbeek / Alice Mah
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Media
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2023-07-03
London's expanding clean air zone sparks economy-vs-environment fight
Appeared in: Reuters
Prizes
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2019-5
Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship
In 2019 I was awarded a three-year Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship in which I looked at the social justice of urban air pollution management, through a comparative case study of low emission zones in Brussels and London. My project was titled "Cleaner air at all costs? A social justice perspective on urban air pollution". I took up this fellowship from September 2019 until March 2022 at the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at the University of Sheffield.
Ancillary activities
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2022-04-01 - 2024-03-31