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Professor Geoffrey Deverteuil
(he/him)
Teams and roles for Geoffrey Deverteuil
Professor of Social Geography
Overview
My research is at the grand intersection of inequality, its spatial expressions and its management within cities. I am interested more specifically in inequality as it manifests itself in terms of mental health, substance abuse treatment, homelessness, precarious migrants, gentrification and the voluntary sector. I am also interested in the forces arrayed against inequality, including a critical articulation of social and spatial resilience.
Publication
2024
- Deverteuil, G. 2024. Response to Portugali: Seeing the forest for the trees. Dialogues in Urban Research 2(3), pp. 290-293. (10.1177/27541258241275924)
- DeVerteuil, G. 2024. Reversal of fortune: When the lopsided city falls (over). Dialogues in Urban Research 2(3), pp. 395-408. (10.1177/27541258241275936)
- Evans, J., Long, F. and DeVerteuil, G. 2024. “Damned if we do, damned if we don't”: Examining the municipal problematization of homelessness in Edmonton, Canada during COVID-19. Cities 152, article number: 105238. (10.1016/j.cities.2024.105238)
- Deverteuil, G. and Doucet, B. 2024. Critical visual approaches to understand the complexities and contradictions of the city: Introduction to the Special Issue for Visual Studies.. Visual Studies 39(1-2), pp. 114-117. (10.1080/1472586X.2023.2290943)
- Deverteuil, G. 2024. Juxtaposition and visualizing the middle ground in the unequal city. Visual Studies 39(1-2), pp. 196-204. (10.1080/1472586X.2023.2217171)
2023
- Deverteuil, G. 2023. Revisiting the emerging lopsided city. Dialogues in Urban Research 1(3), pp. 296-299. (10.1177/27541258231210198)
- DeVerteuil, G. 2023. Urban inequality revisited: from the corrugated city to the lopsided city. Dialogues in Urban Research 1(3), pp. 252-270. (10.1177/27541258231179162)
- Deverteuil, G. 2023. Service hubs: stuck in time, stuck in place. In: Mizuuchi, T., Kornatowski, G. and Fukumoto, T. eds. International Perspectives in Geography. Springer Nature, pp. 85-97., (10.1007/978-981-19-8528-7_6)
- Hartt, M., Deverteuil, G. and Potts, R. 2023. Age-unfriendly by design: built environment and social infrastructure deficits in Greater Melbourne. Journal of the American Planning Association 89(1), pp. 31-44. (10.1080/01944363.2022.2035247)
2022
- DeVerteuil, G. 2022. Slow scholarship, the slow city and counter-visual practices.. Environment and Planning F 1(2-4), pp. 226-249. (10.1177/26349825221123862)
- DeVerteuil, G., Marr, M. and Kiener, J. 2022. Managing service hubs in Miami and Osaka: between capacious commons and meagre street-level bureaucracies. Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space 40(6), pp. 1256-1271. (10.1177/23996544211069747)
- DeVerteuil, G. and Kiener, J. 2022. Commons, counterpublics and dissident urban space. Geography Compass 16(8), article number: e12654. (10.1111/gec3.12654)
- DeVerteuil, G. 2022. Deaths of despair and the social geographies of health denial. Geography Compass 16(2), article number: e12607. (10.1111/gec3.12607)
- DeVerteuil, G., Kiener, J. and Mizuuchi, T. 2022. The service hub as bypassed social infrastructure: evidence from inner-city Osaka.. Urban Geography 43(5), pp. 669-687. (10.1080/02723638.2020.1826751)
- Lowe, J. and Deverteuil, G. 2022. The role of the ‘ambiguous home’ in service users’ management of their mental health. Social and Cultural Geography 23(3) (10.1080/14649365.2020.1744706)
- DeVerteuil, G., Marr, M. D. and Kiener, J. 2022. More than bare-bones survival? From the urban margins to the urban commons. Annals of the American Association of Geographers 112(7), pp. 2080-2095. (10.1080/24694452.2022.2044751)
2021
- DeVerteuil, G., Golubchikov, O. and Sheridan, Z. 2021. Disaster and the lived politics of the resilient city. Geoforum 125, pp. 78-86. (10.1016/j.geoforum.2021.07.004)
- Golubchikov, O. and Deverteuil, G. 2021. Urban inequalities and the lived politics of resilience. In: Filion, P., Doucet, B. and van Melik, R. eds. Volume 4: Policy and Planning. Global Reflections on COVID-19 and Urban Inequalities., Vol. 4. Global Reflections on COVID-19 and Urban Inequalities Bristol University Press, pp. 69-78.
- Deverteuil, G., Hartt, M. and Potts, R. 2021. Emerging anti-poverty infrastructural gaps in suburbia: poverty and the voluntary sector across Metropolitan Sydney. Environment and Planning A 53(2), pp. 371-388. (10.1177/0308518X20945701)
2020
- Deverteuil, G., Power, A. and Tudeau, D. 2020. The relational geographies of the voluntary sector: disentangling the ballast of strangers. Progress in Human Geography 44(5), pp. 919-937. (10.1177/0309132519869461)
- Deverteuil, G. and Yun, O. 2020. Reversing the dominant directionality: Evidence of the East Asian model of gentrification in LA's Koreatown. Area 52(2), pp. 306-313. (10.1111/area.12556)
- Lowe, J. and DeVerteuil, G. 2020. Austerity Britain, poverty management and the missing geographies of mental health. Health and Place 64, article number: 102358. (10.1016/j.healthplace.2020.102358)
- Lowe, J. and Deverteuil, G. 2020. Power, powerlessness and the politics of mobility: reconsidering mental health geographies. Social Science and Medicine 252, article number: 112918. (10.1016/j.socscimed.2020.112918)
2019
- DeVerteuil, G. 2019. Post-revanchist cities?. Urban Geography 40(7), pp. 1055-1061. (10.1080/02723638.2019.1640034)
- Vojnovic, I., Pearson, L., Asiki, G., Deverteuil, G. and Allen, A. 2019. Global urban health: Inequalities, vulnerabilities and challenges in the 21st century. In: Vojnovic, I. et al. eds. Handbook of Global Urban Health. London: Routledge, pp. 3-32.
- Deverteuil, G., Yun, O. and Choi, C. 2019. Between the cosmopolitan and the parochial: the immigrant gentrifier in Koreatown, Los Angeles. Social and Cultural Geography 20(1), pp. 64-85. (10.1080/14649365.2017.1347955)
2017
- Deverteuil, G. and Manley, D. 2017. Overseas investment into London: imprint, impact and pied-a-terre urbanism. Environment and Planning A 49(6), pp. 1308-1323. (10.1177/0308518X17694361)
- Deverteuil, G. 2017. Post-welfare city at the margins? Immigrant precarity and the mediating third sector in London. Urban Geography 38(10), pp. 1517-1533. (10.1080/02723638.2017.1286840)
- Jordan, L., Deverteuil, G., Kandt, J., Manley, D. and Wu, Q. 2017. On the edge: changing geographies of the global city precariat in London and Hong Kong. Urban Geography 38(10), pp. 1459-1478. (10.1080/02723638.2016.1258205)
2016
- Deverteuil, G. and Golubchikov, O. 2016. Can resilience be redeemed? Resilience as a metaphor for change, not against change. City 20(1), pp. 143-151. (10.1080/13604813.2015.1125714)
- Deverteuil, G. 2016. Pace and place: Resilience in an age of urban and theoretical churn. Geoforum 68, pp. 69-72. (10.1016/j.geoforum.2015.11.016)
2015
- Deverteuil, G. 2015. Conceptualizing violence for health and medical geography. Social Science and Medicine 133, pp. 216-222. (10.1016/j.socscimed.2015.01.018)
- Deverteuil, G. 2015. Resilience in the post-welfare inner city: voluntary sector geographies in London, Los Angeles and Sydney. Bristol: Policy Press. (10.1332/policypress/9781447316558.001.0001)
- Spina, J., Smith, G. and Deverteuil, G. 2015. Outcomes of migration to small regional retirement communities on the Canadian Prairies. Journal of Rural and Community Development 10(1), pp. 154-172.
2014
- Deverteuil, G. 2014. Does the punitive need the supportive? A sympathetic critique of current grammars of urban injustice. Antipode 46(4), pp. 874-893. (10.1111/anti.12001)
- Nguyen, H. T., Deverteuil, G., Wrigley, N. and Ruwanpura, K. N. 2014. Re-regulation in the post-WTO period? case study of Vietnam's food retailing sector. Growth and Change 45(2), pp. 377-396. (10.1111/grow.12043)
- Wilson, R., Deverteuil, G. and Evans, J. 2014. 'No more of this macho bullshit': Drug treatment, place and the remaking of masculinity. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 39(2), pp. 291-303. (10.1111/tran.12023)
- Deverteuil, G., Lowe, J. and Moon, G. 2014. Mental health geographies. In: Cockerham, W., Dingwall, R. and Quah, S. eds. The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Health, Illness, Behavior and Society.. Blackwell, (10.1002/9781118410868.wbehibs163)
- Deverteuil, G. 2014. Being poor in the city. In: Paddison, R. and McCann, E. eds. Cities and Social Change: Encounters with Contemporary Urbanism. SAGE Publications, pp. 56-74.
2013
- Spina, J., Smith, G. C. and Deverteuil, G. 2013. The relationship between place ties and moves to small regional retirement communities on the Canadian Prairies. Geoforum 45, pp. 230-239. (10.1016/j.geoforum.2012.11.009)
- Deverteuil, G. 2013. Where has NIMBY gone in urban social geography?. Social & Cultural Geography 14(6), pp. 599-603. (10.1080/14649365.2013.800224)
2012
- Love, M., Wilton, R. and Deverteuil, G. 2012. 'You have to make a new way of life': women's drug treatment programmes as therapeutic landscapes in Canada. Gender, Place & Culture 19(3), pp. 382-396. (10.1080/0966369X.2011.609985)
- Deverteuil, G. 2012. Resisting gentrification-induced displacement: advantages and disadvantages to 'staying put' among non-profit social services in London and Los Angeles. Area 44(2), pp. 208-216. (10.1111/j.1475-4762.2011.01061.x)
2011
- DeVerteuil, G. 2011. Survive but not thrive? geographical strategies for avoiding absolute homelessness among immigrant communities. Social & Cultural Geography 12(8), pp. 929-945. (10.1080/14649365.2011.624279)
- Deverteuil, G. 2011. Evidence of gentrification-induced displacement among social services in London and Los Angeles. Urban Studies 48(8), pp. 1563-1580. (10.1177/0042098010379277)
2009
- Deverteuil, G. and Wilton, R. 2009. Spaces of abeyance, care and survival: The addiction treatment system as a site of ‘regulatory richness’. Political Geography 28(8), pp. 463-472. (10.1016/j.polgeo.2009.11.002)
- Deverteuil, G., May, J. and von Mahs, J. 2009. Complexity not collapse: Recasting the geographies of homelessness in a ‘punitive’ age. Progress in Human Geography 33(5), pp. 646-666. (10.1177/0309132508104995)
- Deverteuil, G., Marr, M. and Snow, D. 2009. Any space left? Homeless resistance by place-type in Los Angeles County. Urban Geography 30(6), pp. 633-651. (10.2747/0272-3638.30.6.633)
2006
- Wilton, R. and Deverteuil, G. 2006. Spaces of sobriety/sites of power: Examining social model alcohol recovery programs as therapeutic landscapes. Social Science and Medicine 63(3), pp. 649-661. (10.1016/j.socscimed.2006.01.022)
- Deverteuil, G. 2006. The local state and homeless shelters: Beyond revanchism?. Cities 23(2), pp. 109-120. (10.1016/j.cities.2005.08.004)
2003
- Deverteuil, G. 2003. Homeless mobility, institutional settings, and the new poverty management. Environment and Planning a 35(2), pp. 361-379. (10.1068/a35205)
Articles
- Deverteuil, G. 2024. Response to Portugali: Seeing the forest for the trees. Dialogues in Urban Research 2(3), pp. 290-293. (10.1177/27541258241275924)
- DeVerteuil, G. 2024. Reversal of fortune: When the lopsided city falls (over). Dialogues in Urban Research 2(3), pp. 395-408. (10.1177/27541258241275936)
- Evans, J., Long, F. and DeVerteuil, G. 2024. “Damned if we do, damned if we don't”: Examining the municipal problematization of homelessness in Edmonton, Canada during COVID-19. Cities 152, article number: 105238. (10.1016/j.cities.2024.105238)
- Deverteuil, G. and Doucet, B. 2024. Critical visual approaches to understand the complexities and contradictions of the city: Introduction to the Special Issue for Visual Studies.. Visual Studies 39(1-2), pp. 114-117. (10.1080/1472586X.2023.2290943)
- Deverteuil, G. 2024. Juxtaposition and visualizing the middle ground in the unequal city. Visual Studies 39(1-2), pp. 196-204. (10.1080/1472586X.2023.2217171)
- Deverteuil, G. 2023. Revisiting the emerging lopsided city. Dialogues in Urban Research 1(3), pp. 296-299. (10.1177/27541258231210198)
- DeVerteuil, G. 2023. Urban inequality revisited: from the corrugated city to the lopsided city. Dialogues in Urban Research 1(3), pp. 252-270. (10.1177/27541258231179162)
- Hartt, M., Deverteuil, G. and Potts, R. 2023. Age-unfriendly by design: built environment and social infrastructure deficits in Greater Melbourne. Journal of the American Planning Association 89(1), pp. 31-44. (10.1080/01944363.2022.2035247)
- DeVerteuil, G. 2022. Slow scholarship, the slow city and counter-visual practices.. Environment and Planning F 1(2-4), pp. 226-249. (10.1177/26349825221123862)
- DeVerteuil, G., Marr, M. and Kiener, J. 2022. Managing service hubs in Miami and Osaka: between capacious commons and meagre street-level bureaucracies. Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space 40(6), pp. 1256-1271. (10.1177/23996544211069747)
- DeVerteuil, G. and Kiener, J. 2022. Commons, counterpublics and dissident urban space. Geography Compass 16(8), article number: e12654. (10.1111/gec3.12654)
- DeVerteuil, G. 2022. Deaths of despair and the social geographies of health denial. Geography Compass 16(2), article number: e12607. (10.1111/gec3.12607)
- DeVerteuil, G., Kiener, J. and Mizuuchi, T. 2022. The service hub as bypassed social infrastructure: evidence from inner-city Osaka.. Urban Geography 43(5), pp. 669-687. (10.1080/02723638.2020.1826751)
- Lowe, J. and Deverteuil, G. 2022. The role of the ‘ambiguous home’ in service users’ management of their mental health. Social and Cultural Geography 23(3) (10.1080/14649365.2020.1744706)
- DeVerteuil, G., Marr, M. D. and Kiener, J. 2022. More than bare-bones survival? From the urban margins to the urban commons. Annals of the American Association of Geographers 112(7), pp. 2080-2095. (10.1080/24694452.2022.2044751)
- DeVerteuil, G., Golubchikov, O. and Sheridan, Z. 2021. Disaster and the lived politics of the resilient city. Geoforum 125, pp. 78-86. (10.1016/j.geoforum.2021.07.004)
- Deverteuil, G., Hartt, M. and Potts, R. 2021. Emerging anti-poverty infrastructural gaps in suburbia: poverty and the voluntary sector across Metropolitan Sydney. Environment and Planning A 53(2), pp. 371-388. (10.1177/0308518X20945701)
- Deverteuil, G., Power, A. and Tudeau, D. 2020. The relational geographies of the voluntary sector: disentangling the ballast of strangers. Progress in Human Geography 44(5), pp. 919-937. (10.1177/0309132519869461)
- Deverteuil, G. and Yun, O. 2020. Reversing the dominant directionality: Evidence of the East Asian model of gentrification in LA's Koreatown. Area 52(2), pp. 306-313. (10.1111/area.12556)
- Lowe, J. and DeVerteuil, G. 2020. Austerity Britain, poverty management and the missing geographies of mental health. Health and Place 64, article number: 102358. (10.1016/j.healthplace.2020.102358)
- Lowe, J. and Deverteuil, G. 2020. Power, powerlessness and the politics of mobility: reconsidering mental health geographies. Social Science and Medicine 252, article number: 112918. (10.1016/j.socscimed.2020.112918)
- DeVerteuil, G. 2019. Post-revanchist cities?. Urban Geography 40(7), pp. 1055-1061. (10.1080/02723638.2019.1640034)
- Deverteuil, G., Yun, O. and Choi, C. 2019. Between the cosmopolitan and the parochial: the immigrant gentrifier in Koreatown, Los Angeles. Social and Cultural Geography 20(1), pp. 64-85. (10.1080/14649365.2017.1347955)
- Deverteuil, G. and Manley, D. 2017. Overseas investment into London: imprint, impact and pied-a-terre urbanism. Environment and Planning A 49(6), pp. 1308-1323. (10.1177/0308518X17694361)
- Deverteuil, G. 2017. Post-welfare city at the margins? Immigrant precarity and the mediating third sector in London. Urban Geography 38(10), pp. 1517-1533. (10.1080/02723638.2017.1286840)
- Jordan, L., Deverteuil, G., Kandt, J., Manley, D. and Wu, Q. 2017. On the edge: changing geographies of the global city precariat in London and Hong Kong. Urban Geography 38(10), pp. 1459-1478. (10.1080/02723638.2016.1258205)
- Deverteuil, G. and Golubchikov, O. 2016. Can resilience be redeemed? Resilience as a metaphor for change, not against change. City 20(1), pp. 143-151. (10.1080/13604813.2015.1125714)
- Deverteuil, G. 2016. Pace and place: Resilience in an age of urban and theoretical churn. Geoforum 68, pp. 69-72. (10.1016/j.geoforum.2015.11.016)
- Deverteuil, G. 2015. Conceptualizing violence for health and medical geography. Social Science and Medicine 133, pp. 216-222. (10.1016/j.socscimed.2015.01.018)
- Spina, J., Smith, G. and Deverteuil, G. 2015. Outcomes of migration to small regional retirement communities on the Canadian Prairies. Journal of Rural and Community Development 10(1), pp. 154-172.
- Deverteuil, G. 2014. Does the punitive need the supportive? A sympathetic critique of current grammars of urban injustice. Antipode 46(4), pp. 874-893. (10.1111/anti.12001)
- Nguyen, H. T., Deverteuil, G., Wrigley, N. and Ruwanpura, K. N. 2014. Re-regulation in the post-WTO period? case study of Vietnam's food retailing sector. Growth and Change 45(2), pp. 377-396. (10.1111/grow.12043)
- Wilson, R., Deverteuil, G. and Evans, J. 2014. 'No more of this macho bullshit': Drug treatment, place and the remaking of masculinity. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 39(2), pp. 291-303. (10.1111/tran.12023)
- Spina, J., Smith, G. C. and Deverteuil, G. 2013. The relationship between place ties and moves to small regional retirement communities on the Canadian Prairies. Geoforum 45, pp. 230-239. (10.1016/j.geoforum.2012.11.009)
- Deverteuil, G. 2013. Where has NIMBY gone in urban social geography?. Social & Cultural Geography 14(6), pp. 599-603. (10.1080/14649365.2013.800224)
- Love, M., Wilton, R. and Deverteuil, G. 2012. 'You have to make a new way of life': women's drug treatment programmes as therapeutic landscapes in Canada. Gender, Place & Culture 19(3), pp. 382-396. (10.1080/0966369X.2011.609985)
- Deverteuil, G. 2012. Resisting gentrification-induced displacement: advantages and disadvantages to 'staying put' among non-profit social services in London and Los Angeles. Area 44(2), pp. 208-216. (10.1111/j.1475-4762.2011.01061.x)
- DeVerteuil, G. 2011. Survive but not thrive? geographical strategies for avoiding absolute homelessness among immigrant communities. Social & Cultural Geography 12(8), pp. 929-945. (10.1080/14649365.2011.624279)
- Deverteuil, G. 2011. Evidence of gentrification-induced displacement among social services in London and Los Angeles. Urban Studies 48(8), pp. 1563-1580. (10.1177/0042098010379277)
- Deverteuil, G. and Wilton, R. 2009. Spaces of abeyance, care and survival: The addiction treatment system as a site of ‘regulatory richness’. Political Geography 28(8), pp. 463-472. (10.1016/j.polgeo.2009.11.002)
- Deverteuil, G., May, J. and von Mahs, J. 2009. Complexity not collapse: Recasting the geographies of homelessness in a ‘punitive’ age. Progress in Human Geography 33(5), pp. 646-666. (10.1177/0309132508104995)
- Deverteuil, G., Marr, M. and Snow, D. 2009. Any space left? Homeless resistance by place-type in Los Angeles County. Urban Geography 30(6), pp. 633-651. (10.2747/0272-3638.30.6.633)
- Wilton, R. and Deverteuil, G. 2006. Spaces of sobriety/sites of power: Examining social model alcohol recovery programs as therapeutic landscapes. Social Science and Medicine 63(3), pp. 649-661. (10.1016/j.socscimed.2006.01.022)
- Deverteuil, G. 2006. The local state and homeless shelters: Beyond revanchism?. Cities 23(2), pp. 109-120. (10.1016/j.cities.2005.08.004)
- Deverteuil, G. 2003. Homeless mobility, institutional settings, and the new poverty management. Environment and Planning a 35(2), pp. 361-379. (10.1068/a35205)
Book sections
- Deverteuil, G. 2023. Service hubs: stuck in time, stuck in place. In: Mizuuchi, T., Kornatowski, G. and Fukumoto, T. eds. International Perspectives in Geography. Springer Nature, pp. 85-97., (10.1007/978-981-19-8528-7_6)
- Golubchikov, O. and Deverteuil, G. 2021. Urban inequalities and the lived politics of resilience. In: Filion, P., Doucet, B. and van Melik, R. eds. Volume 4: Policy and Planning. Global Reflections on COVID-19 and Urban Inequalities., Vol. 4. Global Reflections on COVID-19 and Urban Inequalities Bristol University Press, pp. 69-78.
- Vojnovic, I., Pearson, L., Asiki, G., Deverteuil, G. and Allen, A. 2019. Global urban health: Inequalities, vulnerabilities and challenges in the 21st century. In: Vojnovic, I. et al. eds. Handbook of Global Urban Health. London: Routledge, pp. 3-32.
- Deverteuil, G., Lowe, J. and Moon, G. 2014. Mental health geographies. In: Cockerham, W., Dingwall, R. and Quah, S. eds. The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Health, Illness, Behavior and Society.. Blackwell, (10.1002/9781118410868.wbehibs163)
- Deverteuil, G. 2014. Being poor in the city. In: Paddison, R. and McCann, E. eds. Cities and Social Change: Encounters with Contemporary Urbanism. SAGE Publications, pp. 56-74.
Books
- Deverteuil, G. 2015. Resilience in the post-welfare inner city: voluntary sector geographies in London, Los Angeles and Sydney. Bristol: Policy Press. (10.1332/policypress/9781447316558.001.0001)
Research
Research interests
Urban geography; facility location; welfare reform; homelessness and housing; local state; health geography; substance abuse treatment; therapeutic landscapes; social policy; global cities; resilience
Medium and major grants
2018 - Principal Investigator, BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grant, for ‘Service hubs in global city-regions: From a survival geography to a new commons?’, £9,525
2013 Principal Investigator, BA/Leverhulme Small Research Grant, for "Transnational gentrification: Immigrant enclaves and 'safe haven' investment", £9,717
2012 Principal Investigator, Worldwide Universities Network Research Development Fund, for "Precarious migrants, access to social support and wellbeing in global cities", £24,374 (co-applicants Lucy Jordan, David Manley, Rong Tian, Qiaobing Hu)
2010 Principal Investigator, Worldwide Universities Network Research Mobility Programme, for "Evidence of gentrification-induced displacement of voluntary sector organizations: How does Sydney compare to London and Los Angeles", £3,440
2009 Principal Investigator, British Academy Small Research Grant, for "Contours of the ethnic welfare state in London and Los Angeles", £5,369
2008 Principal Investigator, The Nuffield Foundation Social Science Small Grant, for "Gentrification and displacement of human services in global cities", £6,220
2006 Principal Investigator, University of Manitoba/Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada (Small Research Grant), for "Polarization and polycentricity in global city-regions: Local implications in Sao Paulo, Brazil", $6,580 Cdn
2004 Principal Investigator, Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada (Standard Research Grant), for "Clean and sober places: Exploring the therapeutic landscapes of
addiction recovery", $71,092 Cdn (2004-2007) (Co-applicant Robert Wilton, McMaster
University)
2004 Principal Investigator, University Research Leave Program, for "Revanchism and homelessness in Auckland NZ", $5,790 Cdn (July-December 2004)
2002 Co-Applicant, Canadian Institutes of Health Research, for "Mental Health Service Utilization and Population Mobility in Manitoba: A Longitudinal Analysis" (CIHR Competition on Improving Access to Appropriate Health Services for Marginalized Groups), Principal Investigator Lisa Lix, $245,000 Cdn (2002-2004)
1999 Co-Principal Investigator, NSF Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Award, for 'Welfare Reform and Welfare Neighborhoods: Institutional and Individual Perspectives', Principal Investigator Jennifer Wolch (BCS-0000248) $7,957 US (1999-2001)
1998 Haynes Dissertation Fellowship, Haynes Foundation $14,000 US
Biography
Citizenship
Canadian; UK Indefinite Leave to Remain July 2012+ (permanent residency)
Present Appointment
Reader, School of Geography and Planning, Cardiff University
Academic Qualifications
2001 Doctor of Philosophy (Geography), University of Southern California, Los Angeles CA
Dissertation: "Welfare Reform and Welfare Neighborhoods: Institutional and Individual Perspectives", (Jennifer Wolch supervisor)
1995 Graduate Diploma (Geographic Information Systems), Université du Québec à Montréal (en français), Montreal Canada
1993 Master of Arts (Community and Regional Planning), University of British Columbia, Vancouver Canada
1991 Bachelor of Arts (Geography), McGill University, Montreal Canada
Professional Affiliations
Royal Geographical Society with IBG
Honours and awards
Minor grants, awards and honours
2013 University of Southampton Vice-Chancellor Teaching Award, £1,000
2013 Principal Investigator, AAG Research Grant, for "Transnational gentrification", $900 US
2012 Association of American Geographers Photo Competition (Best Photographic Story), $100 US
2010 School of Geography, Mike Clark teaching award, £1,000
2009 Principal Investigator, AAG Research Grant, for "Ethnic welfare state formation in London and Los Angeles", $850 US
2008 Fellow status, Higher Education Academy (United Kingdom)
2008 Principal Investigator, School of Geography, Economy/Culture/Space theme seed grant for "Ethnic Welfare States", £1,500
2008 School of Geography Summer Bursary Scheme, £700 (for summer student)
2007 British Academy, Overseas Conference Grant, £400 (for 2008 AAGs)
2003 Principal Investigator, University Research Grant Program, for "Concentrated poverty and white flight in Canadian cities? Evidence from Winnipeg, 1986-2001', $4,321 Cdn
2002 Best Dissertation Award for the AAG Urban Geography Specialty Group, $250 US
Academic positions
Lecturer, University of Southampton Geography, July 1st 2007- January 25th 2014
University of Southampton, UK
Assistant Professor of Geography (granted tenure, December 2006), 2001-2007
University of Manitoba, Canada; Adjunct Professor (2007-2009)
Contact Details
DeverteuilG@cardiff.ac.uk
+44 29208 76089
Glamorgan Building, Room Room 2.67, King Edward VII Avenue, Cardiff, CF10 3WA
+44 29208 76089
Glamorgan Building, Room Room 2.67, King Edward VII Avenue, Cardiff, CF10 3WA