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Tom Mordue is a Professor at Northumbria University’s Department of Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Strategy. He holds a PhD in Geography awarded in 1994. His research focuses on intersections of tourism, entrepreneurship, environmental studies, and leisure practices, with particular emphasis on human-environment interactions and urban-rural dynamics.
Education:
- PhD in Geography (1994)
Research Interests: Tom’s work explores tourism sustainability, entrepreneurial ecosystems in academic contexts, and the socio-cultural dimensions of leisure activities such as angling and urban exploration. He examines themes like renewable energy conflicts, identity formation in wine tourism, and the ethical implications of human-animal interactions in leisure settings.
Publications: Recent work includes studies on public policy failures in creative cities, nature-based leisure affectivities, and windfarm-tourism conflicts. His articles frequently analyze spatial politics, institutional support for entrepreneurship, and postmodern urban citizenship.
Advising & Grants: Supervised 5 academic works (names unspecified). Active in collaborative research networks with global partners, focusing on tourism policy and environmental sociology.
Labs/Teams: Engaged in interdisciplinary projects at Northumbria University’s Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Strategy research hub, though specific lab affiliations are not detailed.
