معرفی
Carey Doyle is a Research Fellow at Scotland's Rural College (SRUC), affiliated with the Rural Policy Centre and the Rural Economy Environment and Society School. They hold a PhD in Migration, Planning, and Superdiversity from Queen's University Belfast (2018). Their work focuses on land governance, land reform, community empowerment, and rural policy, with a strong emphasis on bridging research and practice to improve land outcomes. Since 2020, they have specialized in Scottish community landownership and land reform, leading projects like the 'Community Ownership Hub: Glasgow and Clyde Valley.' Their research integrates qualitative and quantitative methods, including action research, spatial analysis, and participatory workshops.
Research Interests
- Land Reform and Governance
- Community Landownership and Empowerment
- Social Diversity and Superdiversity in Rural Areas
- Policy Analysis and Advocacy
- Urban-Rural Linkages
- Rural Development Strategies
Carey's recent work highlights transparency in land development, feminist approaches to town planning, and the intersection of faith, gender, and urban policy. Their outputs include influential reports and peer-reviewed articles on topics ranging from housing in immigration destinations to post-conflict urban diversity.
