Dr. M.M. (Marcin) Dabrowski

Dr. M.M. (Marcin) Dabrowski

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I am an Assistant Professor at the Department of Urbanism at TU Delft (Chair of Spatial Planning and Strategy). My academic interests span across regional, urban and policy studies and include such topics as (multi-level) governance, policy transfer / mobility, Europeanisation of spatial planning, regional and urban development policies, climate change adaptation in cities, energy transition, and, most recently, circular economy. Geographically, my work tends to focus on Central and Southern European countries, but also on The Netherlands and China.  I have published in top journals in my field(s), such as Regional Studies,  European Urban and Regional Studies or Environment and Planning C. 

I graduated from Sciences Po in Paris and completed my PhD at the University of the West of Scotland. In the past, I worked as a research assistant at the EPRC, University of Strathclyde, and assistant professor at the EIF, University of Vienna. I am actively involved in the Regional Studies Association (RSA).

Personal website: www.marcindabrowski.blog

Individual grants and awards: Urban Studies Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship, RSA Early Career Grant, Urban Knowledge Network Asia grant, RSA Early Career Excellence Award.

EU-funded projects: H2020 COHESIFY, H2020 REPAiR, ESPON COMPASS, ESPON IRiE, ESPON Financial Instruments and Territorial Cohesion.

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Research interests

circular economy in the built environment, (multi-level) governance, citizen engagement, co-creation, resilience, policy transfer / mobility, Europeanisation of spatial planning, regional and urban development policies, climate adaptation, energy transition

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Publications

Courses 2024

Courses 2023

Prizes

  • 2012

    RSA Routledge Early Career Excellence Award

    Award for the paper: Dąbrowski, M. (2013) 'Europeanizing sub-national governance: partnership in the implementation of EU Structural Funds in Poland.’ Regional Studies, 47(8), pp. 1363-1374.

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