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Nigel Harris (born 1935) is a British economist specializing in the economics of metropolitan areas. He is Professor Emeritus of the Economics of the City at University College London where in the 1980s he was Director for eight years of the Development Planning Unit at The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment.
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Nigel Harris (born March 1957) is an English journalist and media commentator. He was managing editor of RAIL, a UK rail industry magazine. Now Co-Presenter of the Green Signals podcast with Richard Bowker CBE.
Nigel Harris is the former Managing Editor & Events Director of RAIL, Britain’s market-leading magazine covering Britain’s railway. It’s known for its lively blend of news, pithy, informed opinion and informative features with the magazine frequently being the source of news stories and expert comment for mainstream media.
A collection of essays by the late Marxist economist Nigel Harris, covering topics such as imperialism, development, migration, and globalisation. The book also includes an interview with Harris and a bibliography of his writings.
Nigel Harris is an economist and specialist in Urban and Economic Development and the Economics of Migration. He was Emeritus Professor of the Economics of the City at University College London. Formerly Research Fellow, Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta; Deputy Director, Centre for Urban Studies, UCL.
Nigel Harris, The End of the Third World: newly industrializing countries and the decline of an ideology, London: Penguin, 1987, 231 pp, £3.95, ISBN 01 40 225 633. Published online by Cambridge University Press: 07 December 2011
