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Name: Moss Madden
Address (work) Department of Civic Design
University of Liverpool
LIVERPOOL L69 3BX
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Tel. +44 (0)151-794 3114
Fax. +44 (0)151-794 3125
E-mail ju39@liverpool.ac.uk
Date of Birth 28 7 46
Married Six children, aged 21, 18, 11, 9, 6 and 1
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Falmouth Grammar School 1957-1964
University of Liverpool
B Eng II.1 (Civil Engineering) July 1967
M Eng (Civil Engineering) Dec. 1969
M C D (Town and Regional Planning) July 1972
Ph D (Regional Science) July 1986
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- M R T P I, Chartered Town Planner, Member of the Royal Town Planning Institute, 1979
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- 1) July 1993, Professor of Planning and Regional Science, University of Liverpool
2) August 1990 - January, 1994, Director, School of Combined Honours, University of Liverpool
3) October 1989 to July 1993, Reader, Department of Civic Design,
University of Liverpool, also Assistant Director, School of Combined Honours,
Faculty of Social and Environmental Studies, University of Liverpool (Oct
1989 - Aug 1990)
4) October 1984 to October 1989, Senior Lecturer, Department of Civic
Design, University of Liverpool, also Assistant Director, School of Combined
Honours, Faculty of Social and Environmental Studies, University of Liverpool
5) January 1975 to October 1984, Lecturer in the Department of Civic Design, University of Liverpool (during February
1975 to April 1975 on secondment to Merseyside County Council, in October 1982 on an SSRC Exchange Scheme Award
at the Institut fuer Raumplanung, University of Dortmund)
6) October 1972 to January 1975, University Senior Research Assistant, Department of Civic Design, University of
Liverpool
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7) June 1972 to September 1972, Research Assistant, Shelter Neighbourhood Action Project, Liverpool
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I have lectured at postgraduate and undergraduate level
since 1973. My main current teaching includes aspects of
introductory urban and regional planning to first-year
postgraduate planning students (c. 20 hours, class size c. 40),
a specialist course on urban policy research methods to
second-year postgraduate planning students (c. 20 hours, class
size c. 15) and planning theory (c. 20 hours, class size c. 20),
again to second-year postgraduate planners. I also supervise
students carrying out postgraduate research for higher degrees.
I teach postgraduate demography and engineering students on
socio-economic analysis and impact assessment (c. 24 hours, class
size c. 20). I have until recently been Director of the School
of Combined Honours in the Faculty of Social and Environmental
Studies, and co-ordinate and teach upon a first-year
undergraduate compulsory course on analytical methods in social
science (c. 36 hours, class size c. 100) in the
inter-disciplinary B A Combined Honours degree. I also
co-ordinate the Urban Studies package within the Combined Honours
degree. Other undergraduate teaching includes a third-year course
on urban and regional analysis (c. 24 hours, class size c. 30).
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I) University duties and Committees
A) Departmental
a) Civic Design
Student admissions (postgraduate) (1976-1982)
Chairman of Post Experience Vocational Education group (1986)
Chairman of Board of Studies (1981-3, 1994-)
Building Superintendent (1987-)
Art Officer (1987-)
b) Combined Honours
Student Admissions (1987-1994)
General administration as Assistant Director (1984-90) and Director (1990-1994)
B) Faculty
a) Chairmanships
Faculty (1993-)
Admissions and General Purposes Committee (elected) (1992-1993)
Development Committee (elected) (1986-1988)
Planning Committee (elected) (1984-1986)
Policy Committee (1995-)
b) Memberships
Academic Committee (1977-1982, 1990-)
Development Committee (1986-1988, 1989-94)
Nominations Committee (elected) (1978-1980, 1981-1982)
Planning Committee (1982-1986)
Policy Committee (1984-1986, 1992-)
Research Committee (1984-1986)
Technical Sub-Committee (1975-1978)
C) University
a) Chairmanships
Computer Users' Committee (1981-1983)
b) Memberships
Senate (elected (1987-1993)), (1993-)
Academic Review Sub-Committee (1992-)
Academic Services Sub-Committee (elected) (1989-)
Committee for the Development of University Teaching (1975-1977)
Computer Committee (1977-1983)
Board of Discipline (1991-)
Resources Allocation Sub-Committee (1977-1983)
II) Other Committee and Council Membership
A) Royal Town Planning Institute
a) National
i) Chairmanships
- Race Relations Panel (1986-1988)
- This Panel was first set up to monitor
implementation of the proposals in the RTPI's Race
Relations Report. Under my chairmanship it set up
a number of initiatives of its own now under way
in the field of planning and race-relations.
Equal Opportunities Panel (Race Relations) (1993-)
Chairman of the Assessors, Alfred Potter Triennial
Award, 1991
ii) Memberships
- Royal Town Planning Institute Council (elected)
(1984-8, 1990-1991, 1993-)
Equal Opportunities Panel (Race Relations) (Vice
Chair) (1989)
Management Board (elected) (1991, 1996)
- This Board is the highest executive body in the
Royal Town Planning Institute
Membership Board (Vice Chair) (1984-1987)
Membership Panel (1990)
Priorities Working Group (1986-1987)
Professional Qualifications Committee (1990-), Vice
Chair (1991)
Public Relations Board (1983)
Race Relations Panel (1984-1989)
Research Board (1988)
Accreditation Panel (c.1982-)
- This Panel is responsible for deciding whether or
not to accredit (or to continue to accredit)
schools of planning within the UK, Ireland and Hong
Kong. It assesses new courses and rigorously
monitors existing recognised courses. I have been
on assessment visits to twelve such courses in the
British Isles.
Dialogue Member, University College Dublin
- I have the duty of liaising between the Institute
and the planning school at University College
Dublin.
Dialogue Member, University of Cambridge
- I have the duty of liaising between the Institute
and the Department of Land Economy at the
University of Cambridge
b) Regional
i) Chairmanships
- N W Branch Executive Committee (Junior Vice
Chairman, elected) (1983)
N W Branch Education Sub-Committee (1980-1983)
N W Branch Working Party on Planning for a
Multi-Racial Britain (Vice Chairman) (1980-1986)
N W Branch Editorial Advisory Group (1990-1996)
ii) Memberships
- N W Branch Executive Committee (elected) (1975-1978,
1980-)
N W Branch Education Sub-Committee (1976-1987)
N W Branch Policy Review Group (1983-)
N W Branch Programme Sub-Committee (1983-)
N W Branch Promotion of Planning Group (1996-)
iii) Other
- N W Branch Treasurer (elected) (1983-1993)
N W Branch Representative on Council (elected)
(1986-1987, 1991-1992)
B) Other
- a) CNAA - member of register of specialist advisors
(1991-2)
b) Regional Science Association (British Section)
- Committee (national, elected) member (1982-), Chair,
elected (1993-)
c) ESRC Urban and Regional Economics Workshop Committee
Member (1985-)
- This workshop meets on a six-monthly basis, and
brings together researchers from the UK and
overseas
d) HEFCE Teaching Quality Assurance Specialist Subject
Assessor (1996-)
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- My research interests are broadly involved with application
of techniques in analysis and planning, with simulation of urban
and regional systems, with application of mathematical
programming, with input-output analysis and with analysis of
human migration. Specific research projects I am and have
recently been engaged upon are listed beneath:
- 1) Population employment housing forecasting frameworks
involved in the first instance setting up an integrated suite of
models on the University of Liverpool computers. The models were
designed to predict population, housing and employment levels,
at two different levels of spatial aggregation, for three
five-year forecasting periods. The system, originally designed
for Merseyside County Council, was geared to be used by naive
personnel, and could be used to provide alternative predictions,
for scenario production, and to test hypotheses. The suite has
most recently been used in project 3) described beneath.
2) Simulation modelling involving the computer simulation of
regional systems development. Work focussed on a multi-regional
national model of Great Britain, which could be used to simulate
the effects of applying policies, such as assisted migration, or
development area incentives. Joint work with the University of
Stirling investigated age- and sex-disaggregated migration flows
within this model.
3) Demographic-economic analysis and forecasting based on the
consistent integration of demographic and economic models, and
involving both theoretical development and empirical research.
The work, involving collaboration between myself and other
researchers, has led to the development of a number of new types
of production, employment and income multipliers, and
demonstrates the enhancement of the Leontief input-output model
by detailed disaggregation of consumption and income by
employment status and labour force characteristic. Models have
been built for Merseyside, Strathclyde and North
Rhine-Westphalia, in the latter two cases disaggregated by space
also. Current and future work involves further spatial
disaggregation, the inspection of errors in model specification
and the introduction of non-linearities within a CGE framework.
ESRC has funded some of this project.
4) Land purchase optimisation and demographic economic
forecasting in conjunction with Professor P V D Correia of the
University of Lisbon, involved the construction of a framework
for rationalising land purchase by municipal authorities. An
empirical study of the city of Coimbra in central Portugal was
carried out as a pilot, using the technique of mixed-integer
programming. A number of interesting results was achieved
demonstrating the use of subsidies and penalties. The British
Council funded a formal link between Liverpool and Lisbon to
enable this research.
5) The Health of the Irish in Britain. This project, carried
out jointly with the Department of General Practice in the
University of Liverpool and associated with the Institute of
Irish Studies, aims to investigate the psychological and physical
health of first- and second-generation Irish migrants in Britain,
in an attempt to explain the higher mortality rates displayed by
first-generation migrants from both the Republic of Ireland and
Northern Ireland. Initial work has used the General Household
Survey; this will be followed with in-depth case study research.
The project has attracted grants from Declan Kelly plc and ESRC.
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A) Contracts, grants etc
- £ú250, 1981, Regional Science Association, Workshop
£ú500, 1982, SSRC, as above
£ú1500, 1984, SSRC, International Workshop
£ú1400, 1984 - 1986, British Council, Land Purchase
Optimisation (with P V D Correia, University of
Lisbon)
£ú7000, 1985 - 1986, Liverpool Health Authority,
Alternative Methods of Resource Allocation
£ú32500, June 1985 - March 1987, ESRC, The empirical
testing of a series of demographic-economic models
£ú1520, 1989 - 1990, British Council, Population
Studies, link with UniversitÇ Catholique de Louvain
£ú15000, 1990 - 1991, Declan Kelly plc, The Health of
the Irish in Britain
£ú67620, 1990 - 1991, British Aerospace, Socio-Economic
Impact Assessment of Liverpool Airport
£ú77960, 1992 - 1995, ESRC, The Health of the Irish in
Britain
£ú4000, 1992, University of Liverpool, Research
Development Fund, The Use of Input-Output Methods for
Transport Assessment
£ú53695, 1993 - 1995, MANWEB, A Local Area Forecasting
System
£ú14375, 1994, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry,
Economic Impact of Heathrow Airport
£ú43098, 1994 - 1996, ESRC, The Regional Economic
Consequences of Demographic Change 1971-1981-1991
B) Other monies
- ecu 810, 1986, EEC, Joint preparatory visit grant
ecu 9400, 1987, EEC, ERASMUS scheme jointly with
University College Dublin and University of Lisbon
£ú9900, 1988, EEC, ERASMUS as above
£ú6815, 1988, EEC, European Social Fund training scheme
in town and regional planning jointly with University
College Dublin
c.£ú10000, 1989, EEC, ERASMUS as above
£ú12585, 1989, EEC, European Social Fund training scheme
as above
ecu 12000, 1990, EC, ERASMUS as above
ecu 960, 1991, EC, TEMPUS Programme, to prepare a JEP
jointly with the Technical University of Budapest and
Universidade Tecnica de Lisboa
ecu 12000, 1991, EC, ERASMUS as above
£ú1000, 1991, Anglo-Israel Association;
£ú600, 1991, Study Group Israel and the Middle East and
£ú900, 1991, British Council to fund a workshop in
Tel-Aviv, Israel
ecu 4900, 1992, EC,ERASMUS as above
c.£ú3000, 1994, Brazilian Department of Education,
funded visit to Brazil
£ú1000, 1995, Anglo-Israel Association
ecu 42000, 1995, EC ALFA Programme, to develop a
Network with the University of Grenoble, the
Universidade Tecnica de Lisboa, the Polytechnic of
Madrid, PUC Campinas, Brazil, the University of
Pernambuco, Brazil and the University of Corrientes,
Argentina, under the title Sustainable Development in
an Urbanising World. Liverpool is the co-ordinating
institution of this Network
£ú2000, 1995, British Council, to visit Shanghai and
Beijing to advise the Ministry of Construction and
the Chinese Association of Urban Planners on the
accreditation of planning education
£ú7280, 1996, Ministry of Construction, Beijing,
training fees for visiting delegation of Chinese
planners.
£úxxxx, 1996, British Council, Beijing, to fund an
exchange programme between the Royal Town Planning
Institute and the Chinese Association of City Planning
to address the setting up of a planning education
accreditation system in China.
C) Research students supervised
- N McDougall PhD
H Jones PhD
T Shakur PhD 1987
A Trigg PhD 1988
L Bin current
P Marne current
N Sharify currrent
plus many dissertation students at Master's level
plus acting as internal examiner at doctoral level.
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A) International
- i) 'A Population Housing Employment Forecasting
Framework for Merseyside'
PTRC Summer Conference, University of Warwick,
June 1976
- ii) 'A Demographic Economic Forecasting Framework for
Regional Strategic Planning'
19th European Congress of the Regional Science
Association, University of London, August 1979
- iii) 'The Modelling of Migration in Urban and Regional
Systems'
IMACS Congress, Sorrento, September 1979
- iv) 'A Methodology for the Integration of Population
and Employment Forecasts'
Chaire Quetelet Seminar, Catholic University of
Louvain-la-Neuve, April 1980
- v) 'An Activity Analysis Approach to the Integration
of Demographic Economic Forecasts'
Second International Workshop on Strategic
Planning, Technical University of Delft, May 1980
- vi) 'Achieving Consistency in Demographic-Economic
Forecasts for Regional Planning: Some
Methodological Developments and Empirical
Results'
1st World Regional Science Congress, Harvard
University, Cambridge, Mass., June 1980
- vii) 'Linked Population and Economic Models: Some
Methodological Issues in Forecasting, Analysis
and Policy Optimisation'
International Seminar on Migration and Small Area
Population Forecasting, Erasmus University,
Rotterdam, April 1981
- viii)'The Modelling of Demographic-Economic Change
within the Context of Regional Decline:
Analytical Procedures and Empirical Results'
22nd European Congress of the Regional Science
Association, University of Groningen, August 1982
- ix) 'The Modelling of Demographic-Economic Change
within the Context of Regional Decline:
Analytical Procedures and Empirical Results'
14th Annual Conference of the British Section of
the Regional Science Association, University of
Reading, September 1982
- x) 'The Optimisation of Land Purchasing and
Management using a Mixed-Integer approach - a
Case Study in a Portuguese Municipality'
30th American Meetings of the Regional Science
Association, Chicago, November 1983
- xi) 'Demographic-Economic Analysis in a Multi-Zonal
Region: a Case Study of Nordrhein-Westfalen'
2nd World Congress of Arts and Science, Rotterdam,
June 1984
- xii) 'Household Income and Expenditure in an Extended
Input- Output Model: Miernyk's Boulder Model
Reconsidered'
25th European Congress of the Regional Science
Association, Budapest, August 1985
- xiii)'Land Purchase Optimisation using Mixed-Integer
Programming'
26th European Congress of the Regional Science
Association, Krakow, August 1986
- xiv) 'An Extended Input-Output Model incorporating
Employed, Unemployed and In-Migrant Households'
17th Annual Conference of the British Section of
the Regional Science Association, Bristol,
September 1986
- xv) 'Inter-Regional Migration in an Extended Input-
Output Model'
International Conference on Construction and Use
of Regional Input-Output Models, Terra Alta, West
Virginia, August 1988
- xvi) 'Inter-Regional Migration in an Extended Input-
Output Model'
19th Annual Conference of the British Section of
the Regional Science Association, Brighton,
September, 1988
- xvii) 'The Partition and Decomposition of Extended
Input-Output Multipliers'
29th European Congress of the Regional Science
Association, Cambridge, August 1989
- xviii) 'The Concept of Important Coefficients in
Input-Output Models'
Second International Workshop on Input-Output
Modelling, The Burn, Montrose, September 1989
- xix) 'The Introduction of Welfare Payments and
Migration into a Non-Linear Extension of an
Input-Output Model'
36th North American Meetings of the Regional
Science Association, Santa Barbara, November 1989
- xx) 'Twenty years of Regional Science Research at
Liverpool'
22nd Annual Conference of the British Section of
the Regional Science Association, University of
Liverpool, September 1990
- xxi) 'Migration in Extended Input-Output Models'
Anglo-Israeli Regional Science Workshop, Shefayim,
Tel-Aviv, Israel, June 1991
- xxii) 'Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of Large-Scale
Projects using Input-Output Analysis: a Case
Study of an Airport'
ACSP/AESOP Joint International Congress, Oxford
Polytechnic, July 1991
- xxiii) 'A CGE Solution to the Household Rigidity
Problem in Extended Input-Output Models'
31st European Congress of the Regional Science
Association, Lisbon, Portugal, August 1991
- xxiv) 'Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of Large-Scale
Projects using Input-Output Analysis: a Case
Study of an Airport'
31st European Congress of the Regional Science
Association, Lisbon, Portugal, August 1991
- xxv) 'Towards Setting up an Interregional Input-Output
Model for the UK for 1989'
23rd Annual Conference of the British Section of
the Regional Science Association, University of
Oxford, September 1991
- xxvi) 'Bringing an Economy out of Recession: an
Assessment of Fiscal and Public Expenditure
Measures in a Model of the UK'
34th European Congress of the Regional Science
Association International, University of
Groningen, The Netherlands, August 1994
- xxvii) 'Bringing an Economy out of Recession: an
Assessment of Fiscal and Public Expenditure
Measures in a Model of the UK'
26th Annual Conference of the Regional Science
Association International: British and Irish
Section, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland,
September 1994
- xxviii) 'Developing a Small Area Electricity Demand
Forecasting System'
5th International Conference on Applied
Demography, Bowling Green State University, Ohio,
USA, September 1994
- xxix) 'Developing a Small Area Electricity Demand
Forecasting System'
25th Symposium of the Brazilian Society of
Operations Research, Florian¢polis, Santa
Catarina, Brazil, December 1994
- xxx) 'Forecasting Electricity Demand for Small Areas:
a Geodemographic Approach'
Urban and Regional Economics Seminar/2nd Anglo-
Irish/Israeli Regional Science Workshop,
Ambleside, England, July 1995
- xxxi) 'Assessing the Impact of the Development of
Terminal 5 at Heathrow Airport using Extended
Demographic-Economic Input-Output Models'
27th Annual Conference of the Regional Science
Association International: British and Irish
Section, Cardiff Business School, England,
September 1995
- xxxii) 'Joining Regional Input-Output Models and
Enhanced Labour Market Accounts: the Effects of
Changes in Population on Regional Economies'
27th Annual Conference of the Regional Science
Association International: British and Irish
Section, Cardiff Business School, England,
September 1995
- xxxiii) 'Decomposing Input-Output Tables to Establish
the Effects of Temporal Changes in Demographic
and Economic Characteristics'
11th International Input-Output Association
Conference, New Delhi, India, November/December
1995
- xxxiiii) 'Modelling the Impact of Regional
Demographic-Economic Change: an Integrated
Approach'
5th World Congress of the Regional Science
Association International, Tokyo, Japan, May 1996
- xxxv) 'Regional Planning and Policy in the United
Kingdom'
Hokkaido Europe Research Association, Sapporo,
Japan, May 1996
B) National
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C) Other Invited Seminars, Guest Lectures and Short
Courses:
- University of Glasgow; University of Keele; University
of Leeds; University of Oxford; University of Reading;
University of Strathclyde; University of Wales
Institute of Science and Technology; Technical
University of Budapest, Hungary; University of
Colorado at Boulder, USA; University of Dortmund,
Germany; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
USA; University of Indiana at Bloomington, USA;
University of Iowa, USA; Federal University of Juiz de
Fora, Brazil; Technical University of Lisbon,
Portugal; University of Mœnster, Germany; University
of New Orleans, USA; University of Queensland,
Australia; Tongji University, Shanghai, China.
- I have acted as discussant and chairman at many conferences,
seminars and workshops, academic and professional, both at home
and abroad.
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- Consultancy/secondment with Merseyside County Council, 1975.
Development of Population Employment Housing Forecasting
Framework. Report "A Population Employment Housing Forecasting
Framework for Merseyside" by M Madden delivered in 1976
- Consultancy with Liverpool Health Authority, 1984-1986.
Development of alternative health authority funding model.
Reports "Social Deprivation Measures and the Calculation of
Revenue Targets" by P W J Batey, P J B Brown and M Madden
delivered in 1985 and "Social Deprivation Measures and the
Calculation of Revenue Targets: Supplementary Report" by P W J
Batey and M Madden
delivered in 1986
- Consultancy with British Aerospace, 1990. Production of a
socio-economic impact assessment for a proposal to expand
Liverpool Airport. Report delivered in May 1991
- Consultancy with the London Chamber of Commerce, 1994.
Production of a socio-economic impact assessment for a proposal
to develop a fifth terminal at Heathrow airport. Report delivered
in July 1994
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A) External Examining
- University of Strathclyde, Department of Economics, at
doctoral level 1994 (1 candidate)
University of Queensland, Department of Economics, at
doctoral level 1992 (1 candidate)
University of Leeds, Department of Geography, at
doctoral level 1992 (1 candidate)
UniversitÇ Catholique de Louvain-la-Neuve, Institut de
Demographie, at doctoral level 1992 (1 candidate)
University of Ulster, Department of Geography, at
doctoral level 1990 (1 candidate)
University of California, Santa Barbara, Department of
Geography, at doctoral level 1989-1994 (1 candidate)
University of Glasgow, Centre for Housing Research,
Diploma for Housing Studies 1987-1991 (c 60 candidates per annum)
University of Reading, Department of Geography, at
doctoral level 1982 (1 candidate)
B) Editorial, Publishing and Refereeing Responsibilities
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- i) Book Reviews Editor, Town Planning
Review,1976-1980;
Co-Editor, Town Planning Review, 1992-
- ii) Member , Editorial Advisory Group, Town Planning
Review, 1976-
- iii) Member, Editorial Board, Australasian Journal of
Regional Studies, 1995-
- iii) Series Editor, Departmental Working Papers,
1976-1988
- iv) Part Editor, London Papers in Regional Science,
1985
- v) Refereeing of papers for Australian Journal of
Regional Studies, Economic Geography, Economic
Systems Research, Environment and Planning A,
Environment and Planning B, European Planning
Studies, Geographical Analysis, International
Regional Science Review, International Review of
Applied Economics, Journal of Regional Science,
Papers of the Regional Science Association
International, Planning Perspectives, Regional
Studies, Third World Planning Review, Town
Planning Review, and Urban Studies.
- viii) Refereeing of book manuscripts, Croom Helm Ltd,
Belhaven Press.
- ix) Refereeing of research proposals for SSRC, SERC
and ESRC (UK) and National Science Foundation
(USA)
C) Conference and Workshop Organisation
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- i) I was specifically involved in organising the 16th
Conference of the British Section of the Regional Science
Association, and am joint editor of the book arising from that
conference.
- ii) I was specifically responsible for organising the 1984,
1988 and 1993 meetings of the ESRC-sponsored Urban and Regional
Economics Workshop in Liverpool, and partly responsible for the
1985 meeting in Glasgow.
- iii) I am involved in general in organising the Conferences
of the British Section of the Regional Science Association, as
a Committee member and Chairman, and in particular have organised
sessions on multi-regional modelling and regional input-output
at the two most recent RSA conferences.
- iv) I was involved in organising the 29th European Congress
of the Regional Science Association, 1989, and was a special
session organiser with a colleague from Santa Barbara.
- v) I am involved with a colleague from the University of
Dundee in organising a workshop to generate a multi-regional
input-output model for the UK for 1990.
D) International Co-operation
- i) In October 1982 I took up an SSRC Exchange Scheme Award
to visit Universitaet Dortmund in the FRG for a month to carry
out joint work with Professor M Wegener of IRPUD
- ii) In November 1983 I took up a Royal Society Study Visit
award to visit a number of universities in the mid-West of the
USA to discuss a range of my research interests
- iii) I have been successful in attracting British Council
support for my research with a Portuguese colleague [see 1.7 4)
and 1.8 A). This support involved funding a three-year link
between the University of Liverpool and the Instituto Superior
Tecnico in Lisbon.
- iv) I was a British Council Visiting Scholar in Hungary
during September 1987, investigating planning and
demographic-economic models in Hungary
- v) I am the official Dialogue member between the RTPI and
University College, Dublin
- vi) I have been awarded various monies from the EC under
the ERASMUS scheme to develop a staff and student exchange scheme
among Liverpool, Lisbon and Dublin
- vii) I have been awarded European Social Fund money for
joint training schemes in town and regional planning between the
University of Liverpool and University College Dublin, and
Liverpool and Universidade Tecnica de Lisboa
- viii) I have been awarded a British Council grant to
forge a link between the University of Liverpool and the
University of Louvain, which has subsequently developed into an
ERASMUS exchange scheme between the Demography Programme in
Liverpool and a number of similar programmes elsewhere in Europe.
- x) I have been involved in an ERASMUS exchange scheme
between the University of Reggio Calabria, Italy and the School
of Combined Honours in the University of Liverpool
- xi) I organised the UK end of a joint Anglo-Israel
workshop, held in Israel in June 1991, on the theme of the
economic effects of inter-regional and international migration.
Monies were obtained form a range of bodies to fund the workshop
- xii) I obtained a TEMPUS grant to investigate the setting
up of a JEP between Liverpool, Lisbon and the Technical
University of Budapest
- xiii) See also items under C) above
E) Other
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- i) I was an item writer and assessor for the University
of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate Law Schools Admissions
Test (1987-1989).
- ii) I am a governor of The Mosslands School, Wallasey,
Merseyside.
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Section 2 - Publications and Submitted Papers
Refereed Publications *
Invited Publications #
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- 1)# Batey, PWJ and M Madden (eds) (1986)
Integrated Analysis of Regional Systems
(Pion Ltd, London) 222
- 2) Anselin, L and M Madden (eds) (1990)
New Directions in Regional Analysis: Integrated and
Multiregional Modelling
(Belhaven, London) 301
- 3)* Hewings, G J D and M Madden (eds) (1995)
Social and Demographic Accounting
(Cambridge University Press, Cambridge) ix + 235
Books under Preparation
- None at present
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- 4)* Madden, M (1977)
'A Population Housing Forecasting Framework for
Merseyside'
in PTRC (eds), Policy Analysis for Urban and Regional
Planning, (PTRC Education and Research Services Ltd,
London) 85-105
- 5)* Madden, M and I Moffatt (1980)
'The Modelling of Migration in Urban and Regional
Systems'
in L Dekker, G Savastano and G C Van Steenkiste (eds),
Simulation of Systems '79, (North-Holland, Amsterdam),
115-125
- 6)#* Batey, PWJ and M Madden (1981)
'An Activity-Analysis Approach to the Integration of
Demographic-Economic Forecasts'
in H Voogd (ed), Strategic Planning in a Dynamic
Society, (Delftsche Uitgevers Maatschappij BV, Delft),
143-153
- 7)* Madden, M and PWJ Batey (1981)
'A Methodology for the Integration of Population and
Employment Forecasts'
in E Vilquin (ed), Perspectives de Population, d'Emploi
et de Croissance Urbaine, (Ordina Editions, Liege),
323-336
- 8)#* Madden, M (1982)
'Population Systems: Representation, Simulation and
Control'
in S G Tzafestas (ed), Optimisation and Control of
Dynamic Operational Research Models (North-Holland,
Amsterdam), 303-350
- 9)# Batey, PWJ and M Madden (1986)
'Introduction to Integrated Analysis of Regional
Systems'
in PWJ Batey and M Madden (eds), Integrated Analysis
of Regional Systems (Pion, London), 1-7
- 10)#* Madden, M and PWJ Batey (1986)
'A Demographic-Economic Model of a Metropolis'
in R I Woods and P Rees (eds), Population Structure and
Models, (Allen and Unwin, London), 173-192
- 11)# Anselin, L and M Madden (1990)
'Integrated and Multiregional Approaches in Regional
Analysis'
in L Anselin and M Madden (eds), New Directions in
Regional Analysis: Integrated and Multiregional
Modelling (Belhaven, London), 1-23
- 12)# Anselin, L and M Madden (1990)
'Future Directions in Regional Analysis'
in L Anselin and M Madden (eds), New Directions in
Regional Analysis: Integrated and Multiregional
Modelling (Belhaven, London), 268-270
- 13)# Trigg, AB and M Madden (1990)
'The Partition and Decomposition of Extended
Input-Output Multipliers'
in L Anselin and M Madden (eds), New Directions in
Regional Analysis: Integrated and Multiregional
Modelling (Belhaven, London), 90-100
- 14)# Xu, S and M Madden (1991)
'The Concept of Important Coefficients in Input-Output
Models'
in J H Ll Dewhurst, R Jensen and G J D Hewings (eds),
Regional Input-Output Modelling: New Developments and
Interpretations (Avebury, Aldershot), 66-97
- 15)#* Hewings, GJD and M Madden (1995)
'Social accounting: Essays in honour of Sir Richard
Stone'
in Hewings, G J D and M Madden (eds), Social and
Demographic Accounting (Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge), 1-14
- 16)#* Trigg, AB and M Madden (1995)
'A CGE Solution to the Household Rigidity Problem in
Extended Input-Output Models'
in Hewings, G J D and M Madden (eds), Social and
Demographic Accounting (Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge), 145-163
Contributions to Books under Preparation
- 17)# Greenslade, L, M Madden and M Pearson
'From Visible to Invisible: the Problem of the Health
of Irish People in Britain'
in Marks, L and M Worboys (eds), Migrants, Minorities
and Health (Routledge, London)
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- 18)#* Madden, M (1974)
'Housing Association Cybernetic Model'
BURISA Newsletter, 13
- 19)#* Madden, M (1977)
'The British Experience with Policymakers'
Simulation 28 (5), 156
- 20)* Madden, M (1977)
'Simulating Inter-Regional Interaction: a
Demographic-Economic Model for Great Britain'
Simulation 28 (6), 161-170
- 21)* Madden, M (1978)
'The Perception of Distance in Migration on Merseyside'
Area 10 (3) 167-173
- 22)#* Madden, M (1979)
'Recent Developments in Urban Dynamics: a Review
Article'
Town Planning Review 50, 216-231
- 23)* Madden, M and PWJ Batey (1980)
'Achieving Consistency in Demographic-Economic
Forecasting'
Papers of the Regional Science Association 44, 91-106
- 24)# Madden, M (1981)
'A Note on Recent Civil Disorders'
Planning 429, 6-7
- 25)* Batey, PWJ and M Madden (1981)
'Demographic-Economic Forecasting within an
Activity-Commodity Framework: some Theoretical
Considerations and Empirical Results'
Environment and Planning A 13 (9), 1067-1083
- 26)* Madden, M and PWJ Batey (1983)
'Linked Population and Economic Models: some
Methodological Issues in Forecasting, Analysis and
Policy Optimisation'
Journal of Regional Science 23, 141-164
- 27)* Batey, PWJ and M Madden (1983)
'The Modelling of Demographic-Economic Change within
the Context of Regional Decline: Analytical Procedures
and Empirical Results'
Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 17 (5-6), 315-328
- 28) Madden, M (1984)
'More about RIG'
The Planner 70 (6), 16
- 29)* Madden, M and PVD Correia (1984)
'Interpretacao Emp°rica do Dual de um Programa Inteiro
Misto'
Investigacao Operacional 4 (2), 131-148
- 30)# Batey, PWJ and M Madden (1984)
'Integrated Forecasting in Strategic Planning Practice:
an Introductory Note'
Town Planning Review 55 (4), 403-404
- 31)# Batey, PWJ and M Madden (eds), (1984)
Special Part-issue of Town Planning Review 55 (4)
- 32)# Madden, M (1985)
'Ethnic Minority Recruitment into Planning'
The Planner 71 (4), xvi
- 33)# Madden, M (1985)
'Professional Qualifications and Ethnic Minorities'
The Planner 71 (5), 29
- 34)# Madden, M (1985)
'Ethnic Minority Trainee Recruitment: the Bradford
Experience'
The Planner 71 (6), 3
- 35)# Madden, M (1985)
'Trainee Recruitment in Leicester: use of Section 38
of the Race Relations Act'
The Planner 71 (9), 27
- 36)#* Correia, PVD and M Madden (1985)
'Optimisation of Land Purchasing and Management using
Mixed-Integer Programming: a Case Study in a
Portuguese Municipality'
Planning and Design: Environment and Planning B 11 (3),
335-349
- 37)# Madden, M (1985)
'Information, Analysis and Policy Formulation in
Strategic Planning'
Planning and Design: Environment and Planning B 11 (5),
249-250
- 38)# Madden, M and P W J Batey (eds) (1985)
Special Issue of Planning and Design: Environment and
Planning B 11 (5)
- 39)# Madden, M (1985)
'The Black Minority Technician Training Scheme in
Lambeth'
The Planner 71 (11), 34
- 40)* Madden, M (1985)
'Demographic-Economic Analysis in a Multi-Zonal Region:
a Case Study of Nordrhein-Westfalen'
Regional Science and Urban Economics 15 (4), 517-540
- 41)#* Madden, M (1987)
'Planning and Ethnic Minorities: an Elusive Literature'
Planning Practice and Research 2, 29-32
- 42)* PWJ Batey, M Madden and M Weeks (1987)
'Household Income and Expenditure in Extended
Input-Output Models: a Comparative Theoretical and
Empirical Analysis'
Journal of Regional Science 27 (3), 341-356
- 43)* Madden, M (1987)
'The Future for Postgraduate Planning Education:
Efforts to break with the Past'
Vocational Aspects of Education 39 (103), 71-77
- 44) Madden, M (1988)
'Race Relations Relegated in the Institute's Agenda'
Planning 792, 15
- 45)#* Madden, M (1988)
'Demographics in Demographic-Economic Models: Notes on
Two Activity-Commodity Frameworks'
Environment and Planning A 20, 1537-1542
- 46)#* Batey, PWJ and M Madden (1989)
'The Treatment of Migration in an Extended Input-Output
Modelling Framework'
Ricerche Economica XLII, (2), 344-366
- 47)* Xu, S and M Madden (1989)
'Urban Ecosystems: a Holistic Approach to Urban
Analysis and Planning'
Planning and Design: Environment and Planning B 16,
187-200
- 48)#* Madden, M and AB Trigg (1990)
'Interregional Migration in an Extended Input-Output
Model'
International Regional Science Review 13, (1,2), 65-86
- 49)* Shakur, T and M Madden (1991)
'Resettlement Camps in Dhaka: a Socio-Economic Profile
of Squatter Settlements in Dhaka'
Habitat International 15, (4), 65-83
- 50)* Batey, PWJ, M Madden and G Scholefield (1993)
'Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of Large-Scale
Projects using Input-Output Analysis: a Case Study of
an Airport'
Regional Studies 27, (3), 179-191
- 51)* Madden, M (1993)
'The Introduction of Welfare Payments and Migration
into a Non-Linear Extension of an Input-Output Model:
an Application to Scotland'
Papers of the Regional Science Association 72, (2),
177-199
- 52)* Trigg, AB and M Madden (1995)
'Using a Demand System to Estimate Extended
Input-Output Multipliers'
Economic Systems Research 6, (4), 385-395
- 53)#* Greenslade, L, M Pearson and M Madden (1995)
'A Good Man's Fault: Alcohol and Irish People at Home
and Abroad'
Alcohol and Alcoholism: International Journal of the
Medical Council on Alcoholism 30, (4), 407-417
Journal papers forthcoming
- 54)* Stevenson, M, M Madden, PJB Brown and PWJ Batey
'Developing a Small Area Electricity Demand
Forecasting System'
The Journal of Energy and Development
- 55)* Jackson, R, M Madden and H Bowman
'Closure in Cole's reformulated Leontief Model'
Papers in Regional Science
Journal papers under consideration
-
None at present
Papers under preparation
- 56) Xu, S and M Madden
'Theoretical Analyses of the Extended Input-Output
Approach to Regional Planning'
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- 57) Madden, M (1977)
Teleology, Causality, Behaviour and Feedback in Urban
Analysis
Working Paper No 6, Department of Civic Design,
University of Liverpool, 26
- 58) Madden, M , PWJ Batey and L Worrall (1981)
A Demographic-Economic Forecasting Framework for
Regional Strategic Planning
Working Paper No 14, Department of Civic Design,
University of Liverpool, 46
- 59) Madden, M (1981)
Planning for a Multi-Racial Britain - the Proceedings
of the Bolton Conference 1981
Working Paper No 17, Department of Civic Design,
University of Liverpool, 65
- 60) Batey, PWJ, M Madden and M J Weeks (1987)
Household Income and Expenditure in Extended
Input-Output Models: Miernyk's Boulder Model Revisited
Working Paper No 32, Department of Civic Design,
University of Liverpool, 28
- 61) Trigg, AB and M Madden (1990)
The Partition and Decomposition of Extended
Input-Output Multipliers
Department of Economics, University College London,
Discussion Paper Series
- 62)# Pearson, MA, M Madden and L Greenslade (1991)
Generations of an Invisible Minority: the Health and
Well Being of the Irish in Britain
Occasional Paper No 2, Institute of Irish Studies,
University of Liverpool
- 63)# Greenslade, L, MA Pearson and M Madden (1991)
Irish Migrants in Britain: Socio-economic and
Demographic Conditions
Occasional Paper No 3, Institute of Irish Studies,
University of Liverpool
- 64)# Madden, M , F Harrigan, P McGregor, K Swales, N
Dourmashkin and D Bond (1992)
Regional Models and Regional Multipliers
Discussion Papers in Economics No 32, Department of
Economics and Management, University of Dundee
Working Papers under consideration
-
None at present
Working Papers under preparation
- None at present
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- 65)# Madden, M (1975)
An Economic Simulation Model for Regional Development
Planning
by HH Fullerton and JR Prescot, Ann Arbor Science, Ann
Arbor, 1975, Town Planning Review 47 (4)
- 66)# Madden, M (1981)
Technological Change and the Inner City by JB Goddard
and AT Thwaites, SSRC, London, 1980, Town Planning
Review 52 (1)
- 67)# Madden, M (1981)
Residential Crowding and Design by JR Aiello and A
Baum, Plenum, New York, 1979, Population Studies 35 (1)
- 68)# Madden, M (1982)
Modeling the Multi-Regional Economic System by FG Adams
and NJ Glickman, Lexington Books, Lexington, 1980,
Annals of Regional Science 16 (2)
- 69)# Madden, M (1983)
Theories for Planning by S McConnell, Heinemann,
London, 1981, Town Planning Review 54 (2)
- 70)# Madden, M (1984)
Research in Population Economics edited by JL Simon and
PH Lindert, JAI, Greenwich, Conn., 1981, Annals of
Regional Science 18 (3)
- 71)# Madden, M (1988)
Urban Systems in a Dynamic Society by L van den Berg,
Gower, London, 1987, Annals of Regional Science 22 (3)
- 72)# Madden, M (1989)
Land Use Planning and the Mediation of Urban Change by
P Healey, P McNamara, M Elson and A Doak, Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge, 1988, Regional Studies 23
(6)
Other reviews currently under way for Town Planning
Review, Urban Studies and Regional Studies
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