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Associate Fellow, SPERI, & Senior Lecturer in Urban Studies and International Development, University of Sheffield
Africa’s ‘infrastructure gap’ – why we should be cautious about ‘win-win’ solutions for African cities
Tom Goodfellow - 25 March 2020Africa’s ‘infrastructure gap’ – why we should be cautious about ‘win-win’ solutions for African cities
Why ‘plugging’ infrastructure gaps through international finance can generate new problems for African cities.
African capitalisms, infrastructure and the role of urban real estate in political settlements
Tom Goodfellow - 22 August 2018African capitalisms, infrastructure and the role of urban real estate in political settlements
Exploring how capital intersects with contemporary urban forms can help to bring Africa to its rightful position at the forefront of global debates on capitalist transformation.
The geopolitics of African urban transformation
Tom Goodfellow - 15 December 2017The geopolitics of African urban transformation
Africa is undergoing an urban revolution which is taking place in the context of a sea change in global geopolitics
The UK is sinking deeper into property inequality – here’s why
Tom Goodfellow - 23 September 2016The UK is sinking deeper into property inequality – here’s why
In the UK and in developing countries enormous wealth is generated from property. New approaches and action is needed to value and tax property wealth
Property taxes, public services and wealth
Tom Goodfellow - 24 February 2016Property taxes, public services and wealth
Placing property taxation, redistribution and social justice in an ethical context
Big houses, hotels and increasingly expensive gorillas!
Pritish Behuria & Tom Goodfellow - 11 December 2014Big houses, hotels and increasingly expensive gorillas!
The recent big fall in price creates some space for new thinking, but also poses questions to which we don’t have answers
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