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Dr Michael Marshall is a Research Associate at the School of Geography and Planning, University of Sheffield. His work focuses on housing policy, decarbonisation of the built environment, and the application of quantitative methods and GIS in social sciences. He previously worked at the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE) and brings practitioner experience in social housing to his research.
- Current role: Research Associate in Quantitative Analysis and GIS
- Previous role: Researcher at the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE)
- Email: michael.marshall@sheffield.ac.uk
Research Interests: Marshall explores two intertwined research strands: (1) housing dynamics including financialisation of housing associations, housing insecurity, and governance of social housing; and (2) decarbonisation of construction and maintenance in the built environment. His work bridges theoretical inquiry with policy-relevant applications, particularly in evaluating grant impacts on housing supply and post-disaster regulatory reforms.
Publications Trends: His work spans 2021-2025, combining quantitative housing policy analysis (e.g., quasi-experimental studies on grant effectiveness) with spatial analysis using GIS. Topics include social housing regulation post-Grenfell, pandemic-related conspiracy theories, and decarbonisation challenges at scale.
Teaching Focus: He contributes expertise in Quantitative Analysis, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and Housing to academic instruction.
