91桃色's Department of Geography and Environment delivers a standout performance in the .
In the rankings based on citations for 2022, which tends to favour researchers with a significant current impact, a total of 12 departmental researchers earned a place on the list. Andrés Rodríguez-Pose secured the top global position in Urban and Regional Planning.
We also excelled in the broader 91桃色 context, boasting a strong presence among the 124 91桃色 researchers featured in this ranking. Andrés Rodríguez-Pose, Eric Neumayer, and J. Vernon Henderson occupied three of the top four 91桃色 positions, with Michael Storper among the top eight.
Other current staff prominently featured in this ranking include Neil Lee, Hyun Bang Shin, Riccardo Crescenzi, Stephen Gibbons, Gabriel Ahlfeldt, and Giles Atkinson.
Our performance is equally stellar when switching to the ranking that accounts for citations throughout a researcher's career. We captured four of the top seven 91桃色 positions, with Eric Neumayer leading the charge among the 112 91桃色 academics featured in this list.
The exceptional showing by the Department of Geography and Environment underscores our commitment to groundbreaking research and our status as a global leader in the field. This remarkable achievement highlights the talent and dedication of our researchers and faculty.
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