讲座时间：2018年3月21日下午14：00-15：00
讲座地点：西安交通大学公共政策于管理学院实验中心学术厅（计算机教学实验中心三楼）
讲座题目：Ethnicity, Education, Attainment and School Choice in London
讲座人：Chris Hamnett教授
邀请人：吴启焰教授（西安交通大学公共政策与管理学院行政管理系）
讲座人简介：
Chris Hamnett是伦敦国王学院地理系教授。自1995年以来他就开始在国王学院任职，与此同时，他是城市研究（Urban Studies）领域世界知名学者，英国社会科学院院士（FAcSS）和皇家艺术院院士（Royal Society of Arts），皇家地理学会终身成就奖（Back Award）获得者，被众多全球知名大学聘为访问教授，收录于经济名人录，培养或（答辩）评审了学界许多知名学者，是住房研究领域旗舰期刊Housing Studies的创始编辑之一。
Chris Hamnett被认为是全球中产阶层化研究的灵魂人物，英国住房研究方面的领军学者，也是社会分化，绅士化和住房领域的顶尖研究人员。他撰写或参与撰写了许多有影响力的著作，包括《城市，住房和利润》（1989）、《收缩国家：私有化的政治基础》（1998）、《成功者与失败者：现代英国的住房所有权》（1999），《不平等城市：世界舞台上的伦敦》（2003）以及《种族，阶级和渴望：重塑伦敦的新东区》（2011与Tim Butler）。在2007年当选英国社会科学院院士，2010年当选皇家艺术学会院士，于2010年获得了皇家地理学会荣誉勋章。与此同时他是英国《独立报》、《金融时报》、《卫报》等其他报纸杂志经济和社会专栏的供稿人。
Chris Hamnett is a professor of King’s College London, Department of Geography. He has been working at King’s College London since 1995 and he is a Fellow of the British Academy of Social Sciences (FAcSS) of Urban Studies, a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Arts (Royal College of Art), and a visiting professor of the Lifelong Achievement Award of the Royal Institute of Geography. He has supervised or reviewed many well-known scholars in academia. Chris Hamnett is regarded as a leading British expert on housing wealth and inheritance and a leading researcher in the fields of social polarization, gentrification and housing. He has authored or co-authored a number of books including Cities, Housing and Profits (1989), Shrinking the State: the political underpinnings of privatization (1998), Winners and Losers: home ownership in modern Britain (1999), Unequal City: London in the global arena (2003) and with Tim Butler Ethnicity, Class and Aspiration: remaking London's New East End (2011). His knowledge of the housing market in London was recognised by his becoming a Westminster housing commissioner in 2005-6 and an Ealing Housing Commissioner in 2011. He was elected an Academician of the Academy of Social Science 2007 and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in 2010. He was awarded the Back Meal of the Royal Geographical Society in 2010. He is a contributor on economic and social issues to the Independent, The Financial Times, the Guardian and other newspapers.
