Neil Perry

Neil Perry is an Associate Professor and Research Lecturer in Corporate Social Responsibility & Sustainability at the School of Business, Western Sydney University. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy from La Trobe University. His research focuses on sustainable development, environmental economics, and housing policy, with notable contributions to biodiversity conservation, urban equity, and cooperative housing models. Perry has authored over 29 publications and led 9 research projects, including the Cumberland Plain Conservation Plan and studies on housing cooperatives.

His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly addressing climate action, reduced inequalities, and sustainable cities. Perry has received the Excellence in Research Leadership & Development Prize (2024) and contributed to policy briefs like A Way Home and Double or Nothing?. He collaborates extensively on regional growth strategies, cost-benefit analysis frameworks, and environmental impact assessments.

Perry's research integrates economic theory with practical policy solutions, emphasizing participatory approaches to urban challenges. He has engaged with media on topics ranging from native vegetation protection to kangaroo harvest management, demonstrating commitment to public discourse on sustainability issues.