BIOGRAPHY - John Minnery

Title:	Dr
Full Name:	John Minnery
Email:	j.minnery@uq.edu.au
Work Phone:	3365 3880
Fax:	3365 6899
City:	Brisbane
State:	QLD
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Working Details
Institution:	University of Queensland
Department:	School of Geography Planning & Architecture
Position:	Associate Professor
Participation
Participation:	Participation in the Network's Paradigm and Applications Working Group (select the appropriate options) Paradigm Working Groups Socio-spatial theory Methodologies, tools and techniques Scenarios and forecasting Sources, data quality and data integration Application Working Groups National and regional socio-economic change Population, economic and information flows Social and economic networks Regional development and community capacity building Behaviour and well-being in socio-spatial settings
Project Involvement

Publication History
Publications:	Publication 1: Minnery, J. (2004) ‘Modelling the Elements of Urban Governance’, Association of European Schools of Planning Conference, Grenoble, France, July 2004 Publication 2: (2001) Minnery, J. ‘Inter-organisational approaches to regional growth management: A case study of South East Queensland’, Town Planning Review, 72(1): 1-20 Publication 3: Greenhalgh, E., Miller, A., Minnery, J., Gurran, N., Jacobs, K. & Phibbs, P. (2004) Boarding Houses and Government Supply Side Intervention – Final Report, AHURI, Melbourne Publication 4: Mead, E., Adkins, B. & Minnery, J. (2004) Tenancy Databases: Risk Minimisation and Outcomes: Final Report, AHURI, Melbourne Publication 5: Minnery, J., Adkins, B., Grimbeek, P., Summerville, J., Mead,E., & Guthrie D. (2003) Tenure security and its impact on private renters in Queensland – Final Report, AHURI, Melbourne Publication 6: Minnery, J. & Lim, B. (2005) ‘Measuring Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design’, Journal of Architectural and Planning Research (forthcoming) Publication 7: Minnery, J. (2000) ‘Planning outside “Planning”: The changing role of the Queensland Co-ordinator General’, Planning Perspectives, 15: 55-71
Current Research Interests
Current Research:	Current Research 1: Ageing in place and its impact on migration Current Research 2: Governance structures in urban renewal Current Research 3: The development of Queensland's Office of Urban Management