Andrew Greenhalgh-Cook

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  Nottingham
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  UK
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• Andrew.Cook@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

I am currently Associate Professor of Geography and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy/AdvanceHE (SFHEA).

I first joined the School of Geography in 2006, before returning in 2011 and becoming a permanent member of the academic staff in 2014. Before I returned in 2011, I held Research Fellowships at the University of Lancaster and in the Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies (CURDS) at the University of Newcastle. I have also held visiting Researcher positions at the University of Newcastle and Univerzita Karlova, Prague.

I completed my PhD in geography at Queen Mary, University of London and my BA in Geography at the University of Southampton.

Teaching Summary

I teach across the undergraduate curriculum at Nottingham focusing on human geography. I have contributed to the long-standing Geographical Field Course to Cumbria for over a decade and have… read more

Research Summary

I am a human geographer with particular thematic interests in professional work, elite mobilities, critical geoeconomics and the economic and social geographies of Central and Eastern Europe.

Selected Publications

• COOK, A. C. G, 2011. Placing Capital(s): Life-Course Transformation(s) Amongst Expatriates in Prague Area. 43(4), 420-429 (In Press.)
• COOK, A., 2010. The Expatriate Real Estate Complex: Creative Destruction and the Production of Luxury in Post-Socialist Prague International Journal of Urban and Regional research. VOL 34(NUMBER 3), 611-628
• COOK, A. C. G and FAULCONBRIDGE, J. R. AND MUZIO, D, 2012. London's legal elite: recruitment through cultural capital and the reproduction of social exclusivity in City professional service fields Environment and Planning A. 44(7), 1744-1762 (In Press.)
• FAULCONBRIDGE, J and COOK, A. C. G. AND MUZIO, D., 2012. Institutional legacies in TNCs and their management through training academies: the case of transnational law firms in Italy Global Networks. 12(1), (In Press.)

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I teach across the undergraduate curriculum at Nottingham focusing on human geography. I have contributed to the long-standing Geographical Field Course to Cumbria for over a decade and have supervised nearly 200 undergraduate dissertations to completion.

I have led a number of major innovations in undergraduate education and student experience over the past decade and completed 3 years as Director of Education and Stduent Experience in teh School in 2025.

In 2018 I was awarded Senior Fellowship status of the Higher Education Academy and am currently working toward achieving Principle Fellowship status.

• GREENHALGH-COOK, A. C. G., 2020. Fieldwork and Economic Geography Geographical Association Magazine. Spring(44), 23
• GREENHALGH-COOK, A. C. G., 2019. Transnational Elites. In: KOBAYASHIA, A., ed., Transnational Elites 2nd. Elsevier. 7242
• GREENHALGH-COOK, A. C. G., 2019. Mapping Industry in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic Available at: <http://blogs.nottingham.ac.uk/mapcollection/2019/12/05/mapping-industry-in-the-czechoslovak-socialist-republic/>
• COOK, A. C. G and FAULCONBRIDGE, J. R. AND MUZIO, D, 2012. London's legal elite: recruitment through cultural capital and the reproduction of social exclusivity in City professional service fields Environment and Planning A. 44(7), 1744-1762 (In Press.)
• FAULCONBRIDGE, J and COOK, A. C. G. AND MUZIO, D., 2012. Institutional legacies in TNCs and their management through training academies: the case of transnational law firms in Italy Global Networks. 12(1), (In Press.)
• COOK, A. C. G, 2011. Placing Capital(s): Life-Course Transformation(s) Amongst Expatriates in Prague Area. 43(4), 420-429 (In Press.)
• COOK, A. C. G and FAULCONBRIDGE, J. R. AND MUZIO, D, 2010. A precursor to identity regulation? Recruitment, Cultural Capital and Symbolic Violence in Global law firms Centre for Employment Relations, Innovation and Change Working Paper Series.
• COOK, A. C. G and FAULCONBRIDGE, J. AND MUZIO, D., 2010. Practice relevant legal education: lessons from the evolving ‘City’ Legal Practice Course Directions in Legal Education.
• COOK, A., 2010. The Expatriate Real Estate Complex: Creative Destruction and the Production of Luxury in Post-Socialist Prague International Journal of Urban and Regional research. VOL 34(NUMBER 3), 611-628
• COOK, A. C. G., 2008. Book review of Hanley, S. The New Right in the New Europe: Czech Transformation and Right Wing Politics, 1989-2006 Europe-Asia Studies. 60(3), 521-523
• COOK, A. C. G., 2005. Book review of Gros, D. and Steinherr, A. (2004) Economic Transition in Central and Eastern Europe: Planting the Seeds Urban Studies. 42(9), 1660-1662