Ray Forrest has had a long association with City University. He was previously Visiting Professor (1999-2001) and Adjunct Professor (2001-2008). He has worked at the University of Birmingham (UK) and the University of Bristol, where he was appointed to a Chair in Urban Studies in 1994. At Bristol he was Head of the School for Policy Studies (2001-2004), Associate Director/Director of the Centre for East Asian Studies (2004-2008) and co-director of the ESRC Centre for Neighbourhood Research (2001-2005). He has also held visiting appointments at the Universities of Hong Kong and Glasgow. He is co-editor of Housing Studies and Asian Public Policy. He is an elected Academician of the UK Academy of Social Sciences and Professor Emeritus at Bristol.
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Recent publications
Ray Forrest and Yip Ngai-Ming (Eds.) (2012)
Young People and Housing: Transitions, Trajectories and Generational Fractures, London: Routledge.
Ray Forrest and Misa Izuhara (2012), 'The Shaping of Housing Histories in Shanghai'
Housing Studies 27,1, 27-44.
Misa Izuhara and Ray Forrest (2012) 'Housing Histories and Intergenerational Dynamics in Tokyo'
Social Science Japan Journal 15,1, 53-74.
Ray Forrest and Yip Ngai-Ming (2011) (Eds.)
Housing Markets and the Global Financial Crisis-The Uneven Impact on Households, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.
Fung, K,K. and Forrest, R. (2011) 'Securitisation and Residential Capitalisms in an East Asian Context'
Housing Studies 26,7-8, 1231-1249.
Ray Forrest (2010) ‘Residence Through Revolution and Reform’ in Bridge,G. and Watson,S. (Eds.)
The New Companion to the City Oxford: Blackwell.
Ray Forrest and Yosuke Hirayama (2009) 'The uneven impact of Neo-liberalism on housing opportunities'
International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 33,4,998-1013.
Ray Forrest and Misa Izuhara (2009)'Exploring the demographic location of housing wealth in East Asian Societies'
Asian Public Policy,2,2,1-13.
Teaching interests
- Urban sociology
- Urban political economy
- Cities and public policy
- Global Social Policy
- Housing studies