Mark Lemon
Biographic Data
| ID | 88566 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mark Lemon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mark |
| FAMILY NAME | Lemon |
| SIGNATURE | LEMON M |
| AFFILIATIONS | De Montfort University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9330-6372 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Building Equality: A “Litmus Test” for Recognising and Evidencing Inequalities and Segregation in the Built Environment
The current convergence of global challenges, particularly the climate change emergency, the Covid-19 pandemic, and the Black Lives Matter movement, have highlighted the need for a new lens to challenge and interrogate key urban planning assumptions related to spatial urban inequality. Yet urban inequality is often and invariably described from a limited economic perspective, commonly interpreted and measured as income inequality. This is an over…
The Chimes
"The Chimes" published on by null.
Moving beyond feedback: Energy behaviour and local engagement in the United Kingdom
The energy savings potential within non-domestic buildings from behaviour change initiatives is well known. Energy efficiency measures can contribute to local, national and EU policy commitments on carbon reduction. Yet, research also shows behaviour change is anything but simple. No-where is this more evident that in local government where municipalities are expected to lead on carbon reduction initiatives whilst operating in challenging politic…
Challenges for Participatory Institutions: The Case of Village Forest Committees in Karnataka, South India
This article finds that the recent enthusiasm for participatory resource management institutions must be tempered by an ongoing critique of the problems that frequently hinder successful practice. Two key obstacles to effective participation are considered. First, new institutional arrangements often reproduce the social relationships that marginalize certain groups of people in the first place. To this end, the role of gender is examined in some…
Intelligent Urban Management: Learning to Manage and Managing to Learn Together for a Change
Increasing awareness of the complexity of the modern urban setting has led to the questioning of management approaches founded on institutional, administrative and geographical compartmentalisation. The paper develops a conceptualisation of management for responding to complex urban issues that confound bounded problem-solving. The article shows how an interagency management response was fostered in relation to issues of urban air quality in the …
Perceptual Landscapes in Agrarian Systems: Degradation Processes in North-Western Epirus and the Argolid Valley, Greece
Social enquiry and the measurement of natural phenomena: The degradation of irrigation water in the Argolid Plain, Greece
Attempts to formulate appropriate policies for the management of agricultural systems are constrained by the limitations of acquiring information about changes in the natural system across space and through time. The adoption of natural science techniques to measure the transformation of natural phenomena requires considerable investment in time and expertise and may not always be capable of providing information about change in a way that meets …
Elicitation of farming agendas in a complex environment
Reclaiming reality—a critical introduction to contemporary philosophy
1992). Reclaiming reality—a critical introduction to contemporary philosophy. History of European Ideas: Vol. 14, No. 3, pp. 436-438
Reclaiming reality—a critical introduction to contemporary philosophy
1992). Reclaiming reality—a critical introduction to contemporary philosophy. History of European Ideas: Vol. 14, No. 3, pp. 436-438
Challenges for Participatory Institutions: The Case of Village Forest Committees in Karnataka, South India
This article finds that the recent enthusiasm for participatory resource management institutions must be tempered by an ongoing critique of the problems that frequently hinder successful practice. Two key obstacles to effective participation are considered. First, new institutional arrangements often reproduce the social relationships that marginalize certain groups of people in the first place. To this end, the role of gender is examined in some…
Moving beyond feedback: Energy behaviour and local engagement in the United Kingdom
The energy savings potential within non-domestic buildings from behaviour change initiatives is well known. Energy efficiency measures can contribute to local, national and EU policy commitments on carbon reduction. Yet, research also shows behaviour change is anything but simple. No-where is this more evident that in local government where municipalities are expected to lead on carbon reduction initiatives whilst operating in challenging politic…
Perceptual Landscapes in Agrarian Systems: Degradation Processes in North-Western Epirus and the Argolid Valley, Greece
Reclaiming reality—a critical introduction to contemporary philosophy
1992). Reclaiming reality—a critical introduction to contemporary philosophy. History of European Ideas: Vol. 14, No. 3, pp. 436-438
Elicitation of farming agendas in a complex environment
Social enquiry and the measurement of natural phenomena: The degradation of irrigation water in the Argolid Plain, Greece
Attempts to formulate appropriate policies for the management of agricultural systems are constrained by the limitations of acquiring information about changes in the natural system across space and through time. The adoption of natural science techniques to measure the transformation of natural phenomena requires considerable investment in time and expertise and may not always be capable of providing information about change in a way that meets …
Perceptual Landscapes in Agrarian Systems: Degradation Processes in North-Western Epirus and the Argolid Valley, Greece
Intelligent Urban Management: Learning to Manage and Managing to Learn Together for a Change
Increasing awareness of the complexity of the modern urban setting has led to the questioning of management approaches founded on institutional, administrative and geographical compartmentalisation. The paper develops a conceptualisation of management for responding to complex urban issues that confound bounded problem-solving. The article shows how an interagency management response was fostered in relation to issues of urban air quality in the …
Challenges for Participatory Institutions: The Case of Village Forest Committees in Karnataka, South India
This article finds that the recent enthusiasm for participatory resource management institutions must be tempered by an ongoing critique of the problems that frequently hinder successful practice. Two key obstacles to effective participation are considered. First, new institutional arrangements often reproduce the social relationships that marginalize certain groups of people in the first place. To this end, the role of gender is examined in some…
Moving beyond feedback: Energy behaviour and local engagement in the United Kingdom
The energy savings potential within non-domestic buildings from behaviour change initiatives is well known. Energy efficiency measures can contribute to local, national and EU policy commitments on carbon reduction. Yet, research also shows behaviour change is anything but simple. No-where is this more evident that in local government where municipalities are expected to lead on carbon reduction initiatives whilst operating in challenging politic…
The Chimes
"The Chimes" published on by null.
Building Equality: A “Litmus Test” for Recognising and Evidencing Inequalities and Segregation in the Built Environment
The current convergence of global challenges, particularly the climate change emergency, the Covid-19 pandemic, and the Black Lives Matter movement, have highlighted the need for a new lens to challenge and interrogate key urban planning assumptions related to spatial urban inequality. Yet urban inequality is often and invariably described from a limited economic perspective, commonly interpreted and measured as income inequality. This is an over…
Political science (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Agriculture (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Sustainable Agricultural Systems Analysis (3 works)