Martin Boddy
Biographic Data
| ID | 458988 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martin Boddy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martin |
| FAMILY NAME | Boddy |
| SIGNATURE | BODDY M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bristol |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 134 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
‘If independence goes, the planning system goes’
Radical restructuring of ‘arms-length’ government bodies following the 2010 UK national election signalled a change in relations between government and the civil service. This was seen as a major shift in modes of governance – from ‘New Public Management’ to a more politicised mode of ‘New Political Governance’. This paper presents an analysis of the impacts of these shifts on the English Planning Inspectorate, an executive agency central to the …
Regional productivity differentials in England
Designer Neighbourhoods
New-build city-centre residential development in the UK has increasingly been identified as a form of 'third-wave' or 'postrecession' gentrification. The aim of this paper is, first, to extend our understanding of new, developer-led, residential development in the context of nonmetropolitan urban areas in the UK, which it does by means of a case study of the city of Bristol. The second aim is to revisit the issue of whether such residential devel…
City Matters
Geographical Economics and Urban Competitiveness
Since the late 1980s, Paul Krugman has rapidly established himself as amongst the most prominent of economists, particularly for his work on `new trade theory ’ and competitiveness
Financial deregulation and UK housing finance
UK building societies are the major source of loans for house purchase and major financial institutions in their own right. Financial deregulation has, however, had major implications for house purchase finance in the UK and for building societies in particular. In an increasingly competitive environment, there was mounting pressure to widen the scope of building society activities. This resulted in the Building Societies Act, 1986. This signific…
Swindon
(1987). Swindon: A suitable place for expansion. Planning Practice & Research: Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 17-20
High technology industry in the Bristol sub-region
Boddy M. and Lovering J. (1986) High technology industry in the Bristol sub-region: the aerospace/defence nexus, Reg. Studies 20, 217–231. This paper presents a detailed study of ‘high technology’ industry in the Bristol region which comprises an important element of the UK's ‘M4 Corridor’ growth area. High technology industry in the region is found to be primarily identified with the aerospace industry, in terms of both products, process and occ…
Strengthening local economic development
Local Socialism
The origins and use of theory in urban geography
Filtering Theory, Housing Policy and the Legitimation of Inequality
This paper explores the links between theory and social policy by focussing on the relationship of models of 'filtering' in the housing market to housing policy. Filtering theory suggests that policy objectives may be achieved indirectly by building for higher income groups allowing those lower down the scale to 'filter-up' into the housing vacated. However, a review of different versions of filtering theory drawing on studies from the USA and UK…
A Cartesian View of the City
Political Economy of Housing
Urban Political Economy
The Structure of Mortgage Finance
M. J. Boddy, The Structure of Mortgage Finance: Building Societies and the British Social Formation, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Vol. 1, No. 1, Houses and People in the City (1976), pp. 58-71
The Structure of Mortgage Finance
M. J. Boddy, The Structure of Mortgage Finance: Building Societies and the British Social Formation, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Vol. 1, No. 1, Houses and People in the City (1976), pp. 58-71
Designer Neighbourhoods
New-build city-centre residential development in the UK has increasingly been identified as a form of 'third-wave' or 'postrecession' gentrification. The aim of this paper is, first, to extend our understanding of new, developer-led, residential development in the context of nonmetropolitan urban areas in the UK, which it does by means of a case study of the city of Bristol. The second aim is to revisit the issue of whether such residential devel…
Filtering Theory, Housing Policy and the Legitimation of Inequality
This paper explores the links between theory and social policy by focussing on the relationship of models of 'filtering' in the housing market to housing policy. Filtering theory suggests that policy objectives may be achieved indirectly by building for higher income groups allowing those lower down the scale to 'filter-up' into the housing vacated. However, a review of different versions of filtering theory drawing on studies from the USA and UK…
High technology industry in the Bristol sub-region
Boddy M. and Lovering J. (1986) High technology industry in the Bristol sub-region: the aerospace/defence nexus, Reg. Studies 20, 217–231. This paper presents a detailed study of ‘high technology’ industry in the Bristol region which comprises an important element of the UK's ‘M4 Corridor’ growth area. High technology industry in the region is found to be primarily identified with the aerospace industry, in terms of both products, process and occ…
Geographical Economics and Urban Competitiveness
Since the late 1980s, Paul Krugman has rapidly established himself as amongst the most prominent of economists, particularly for his work on `new trade theory ’ and competitiveness
City Matters
Financial deregulation and UK housing finance
UK building societies are the major source of loans for house purchase and major financial institutions in their own right. Financial deregulation has, however, had major implications for house purchase finance in the UK and for building societies in particular. In an increasingly competitive environment, there was mounting pressure to widen the scope of building society activities. This resulted in the Building Societies Act, 1986. This signific…
Political Economy of Housing
Regional productivity differentials in England
The origins and use of theory in urban geography
Strengthening local economic development
A Cartesian View of the City
Political Economy of Housing
Urban Political Economy
The Structure of Mortgage Finance
M. J. Boddy, The Structure of Mortgage Finance: Building Societies and the British Social Formation, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Vol. 1, No. 1, Houses and People in the City (1976), pp. 58-71
The origins and use of theory in urban geography
Filtering Theory, Housing Policy and the Legitimation of Inequality
This paper explores the links between theory and social policy by focussing on the relationship of models of 'filtering' in the housing market to housing policy. Filtering theory suggests that policy objectives may be achieved indirectly by building for higher income groups allowing those lower down the scale to 'filter-up' into the housing vacated. However, a review of different versions of filtering theory drawing on studies from the USA and UK…
Local Socialism
High technology industry in the Bristol sub-region
Boddy M. and Lovering J. (1986) High technology industry in the Bristol sub-region: the aerospace/defence nexus, Reg. Studies 20, 217–231. This paper presents a detailed study of ‘high technology’ industry in the Bristol region which comprises an important element of the UK's ‘M4 Corridor’ growth area. High technology industry in the region is found to be primarily identified with the aerospace industry, in terms of both products, process and occ…
Strengthening local economic development
Swindon
(1987). Swindon: A suitable place for expansion. Planning Practice & Research: Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 17-20
Financial deregulation and UK housing finance
UK building societies are the major source of loans for house purchase and major financial institutions in their own right. Financial deregulation has, however, had major implications for house purchase finance in the UK and for building societies in particular. In an increasingly competitive environment, there was mounting pressure to widen the scope of building society activities. This resulted in the Building Societies Act, 1986. This signific…
Geographical Economics and Urban Competitiveness
Since the late 1980s, Paul Krugman has rapidly established himself as amongst the most prominent of economists, particularly for his work on `new trade theory ’ and competitiveness
City Matters
Designer Neighbourhoods
New-build city-centre residential development in the UK has increasingly been identified as a form of 'third-wave' or 'postrecession' gentrification. The aim of this paper is, first, to extend our understanding of new, developer-led, residential development in the context of nonmetropolitan urban areas in the UK, which it does by means of a case study of the city of Bristol. The second aim is to revisit the issue of whether such residential devel…
Regional productivity differentials in England
‘If independence goes, the planning system goes’
Radical restructuring of ‘arms-length’ government bodies following the 2010 UK national election signalled a change in relations between government and the civil service. This was seen as a major shift in modes of governance – from ‘New Public Management’ to a more politicised mode of ‘New Political Governance’. This paper presents an analysis of the impacts of these shifts on the English Planning Inspectorate, an executive agency central to the …
Economics (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (6 works) · Engineering (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Economic growth (4 works)