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Brian Doucet
MSc Utrecht University (2006)
BA University of Toronto (2003)
I am currently a PhD researcher in urban geography at Utrecht University in the Netherlands. My research interests focus on gentrification, neighbourhood change and urban regeneration. My PhD dissertation is centred on how large flagship urban regeneration projects (museums, convention centres, themed districts), which are generally geared to outsiders, such as investors or tourists, are viewed by the local resident population.
I am originally from Toronto, Canada, but have since 2004, lived in Utrecht in the Netherlands. I have also spent time living and studying in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Articles by Brian Doucet
So what is a Geographer anyway? (Part 1)
October 31, 2007
So what is a Geographer anyway? (Part II)
January 17, 2008
So what is a Geographer anyway (Part III)
March 10, 2008
An introduction to gentrification Part I
May 20, 2008
An introduction to gentrification Part II
June 24, 2008
Olympics, events, and urban regeneration
August 12, 2008
Examining ‘Industrial Heritage’ of Industrial Cities
February 22, 2009
Changing geographies of the immigrant city
May 23, 2009
Airport links, quality of life and place promotion
August 1, 2009
Inner Cities, Inner Suburbs, Outer Suburbs: geographies, changing preferences
January 15, 2010
