| Dennis R. Judd holds a B.S. from Oregon
College of Education and a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois
Urbana-Champaign. He has previously taught at Washington University
in St. Louis, University of Denver, and University of Missouri-St.
Louis. During 2001-2002 he was a Faculty Scholar at the Great Cities
Institute. He currently is a Professor in the Department of Political
Science and Fellow in the GCI.
He has published 14 books and numerous articles and other publications
on urban political economy, urban revitalization, urban policy,
and public policy. He co-authored the frequently cited Restructuring
the City (Longman 1986), which traced the reconstruction of cities
from the urban renewal period to the 1980s. He has also published
extensively on urban regeneration in Europe and the United States;
see the two co-edited books, Regenerating the Cities: The UK Crisis
and the US Experience (Manchester University Press and Scott,
Foresman, 1989) and Leadership and Urban Regeneration: Cities
in North American and Europe (Sage 1990). Among his several books
are textbooks on urban politics, City Politics (Longman 4th ed.
2004) and a textbook on public policy, The Development of American
Public Policy (Longman 1994).
Recently he has pioneered in scholarly
research on urban tourism. As part of this continuing research
program he co-edited The Tourist City (Yale 1999) and Cities and
Visitors (Blackwell 2004), and edited The Infrastructure of Play
(M.E. Sharpe 2003). From 1985 to October 2001 he served as editor
of the Urban Affairs Review, and he edits the Globalization and
Community book series for the University of Minnesota Press. He
received the Chancellor's Award for Research and Creativity form
the University of Missouri-St. Louis in 1998, and the Career Achievement
Award from the Urban Politics Section of the American Political
Science Association in 1998.
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