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Peter Rogers is a Senior Lecturer at Macquarie University's School of Communication, Society and Culture, and a member of the Housing and Urban Research Centre. He holds academic leadership roles, including Programme Director for Sociology (2016–2019) and Co-Director of the Masters of Research in Sociology (2020–present). His expertise spans disaster resilience, social and spatial theory, and collaborative action research, focusing on policy translation, urban resilience, and gaming culture's role in community building.
Rogers' research emphasizes resilience theory and its practical applications, including smart city development, governance frameworks, and interdisciplinary collaboration. His work integrates critical theory (e.g., Lefebvre, Foucault) to analyze institutional change and complexity science. He has led projects like 'Building Resilience in the Anthropocene' (2015–2016) and 'Is Sydney Prepared?' (2010–2011), addressing disaster management and urban security.
His scholarly contributions span resilience frameworks, governance, and algorithmic systems, with recent publications exploring AI's role in disaster management and resilience's global values. He has received the Macquarie University Vice-Chancellor’s Citation for Teaching Excellence (2012), reflecting his commitment to student-centered pedagogy.
Rogers also engages in public discourse through media commentary on urban resilience and security. His interdisciplinary approach bridges sociology, political science, and urban studies, fostering collaborative research to address 21st-century societal challenges.
