Constance Carr

Constance Carr is a Research Scientist in the Department of Geography and Spatial Planning at the University of Luxembourg's Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences. Her research investigates urban development patterns, digital urbanization, sustainable development, and regional planning.

Her work critically examines how large digital corporations influence urban spaces, with focus areas including tech-led urbanism, social-spatial impacts of data centers, and post-political governance. Recent publications analyze corporate actors like Amazon and Google as drivers of spatial inequality and infrastructural transformation.

Carr's extensive publication record demonstrates consistent exploration of digital-physical urban interfaces, governance challenges in tech-driven development, and methodologies for mapping corporate influences on metropolitan regions. Her research spans theoretical and applied dimensions of spatial planning in technology-saturated environments.