Temple, Luke, Dr

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Dr Luke Temple

BA, MSc, PhD

School of Geography and Planning

Lecturer in Political Geography

L.Temple@91ֱ��.ac.uk
+44 114 222 7955

Room C8, Geography and Planning Building

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Dr Luke Temple
School of Geography and Planning
Room C8
Geography and Planning Building
Winter Street
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S3 7ND

Profile

Luke Temple is a Lecturer in Political Geography. He completed his PhD in the Department of Geography in 2018. His thesis examined the links between citizen conceptualisations of democracy and their political participation.

His Research Associate experience includes: the multinational and inter-disciplinary LIVEWHAT Project (Living with Hard Times - How European Citizens Deal with Economic Crises and Their Social and Political Consequences); the Renewing Party Politics Project (based in the Department of Politics); and, Social Understandings of Scale - The Role of Print and Social Media in the EU Referendum Debate. He was previously co-editor of the British Politics and Policy Blog at the LSE.

He is Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. He is also a Committee Member of the Political Geographies Research Group of the Royal Geographical Society, with the Institute of British Geographers (RGS-IBG).

Research interests: Luke’s research interests cover political and electoral geography, democratic theory and democratization, political participation, and patterns of digital engagement.

Publications

Journal articles

Temple L & Langer AI (2023) . Geoforum, 145, 103847-103847.
Temple L (2023) . Progress in Human Geography, 47(4), 555-574.
Pering TD & Temple L (2022) . Journal of Geography in Higher Education.
Dommett K, Temple L & Seyd P (2021) . Parliamentary Affairs, 74(2), 378-397.
Grasso MT, Yoxon B, Karampampas S & Temple L (2019) . Acta Politica, 54(3), 398-429.
Karampampas S, Temple L & Grasso M (2019) . Comparative European Politics.
Dommett K & Temple L (2019) . Political Studies.
Grasso M, Karampampas S, Temple L & Yoxon B (2019) . European Societies, 21(2), 190-213.
Yoxon B, Grasso M, Karampampas S & Temple L (2019) . European Societies, 21(2), 280-302.
Temple L (2018) . European Journal of Political Research Political Data Yearbook, 57(1), 291-298.
Dommett K & Temple L (2018) . Political Insight, 9(3), 40-40.
Dommett K & Temple L (2018) . Parliamentary Affairs, 71(S1), 189-202.
Kiess J, Norman L, Temple L & Uba K (2017) . Journal of International and Comparative Social Policy, 33(1), 1-17.
English P, Grasso M, Buraczynska B, Karampampas S & Temple L (2016) . Politics and Policy, 44(3), 577-603.
Temple L, Grasso M, Buraczynska B, Karampampas S & English P (2016) . Politics and Policy, 44(3), 553-576.

Chapters

Temple L & Grasso MT (2018) , Citizens and the Crisis (pp. 29-60). Springer International Publishing

Reports

Temple L & Holmshaw E (2022) Exploring citizen-led digital tools in 91ֱ��’s political landscape: A case study of WhoismyCouncillor?

Datasets

Gorrell G, Maynard D, Bakir M, Kanai J, Temple L, Harrison J & Bontcheva K .

Teaching activities

Alongside teaching political geographies, as a mixed-methods researcher who has published work based on quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis, Luke has an interest in methods teaching.

In particular he seeks to teach methodological approaches grounded by real-world examples, drawing from his passion studying political participation and democratic theory.

His teaching ethos is one of inclusion and debate that allows students to test and explore their ideas.

Luke has teaching experience on modules including:

Democracy and Citizenship –Dilemmas and Tensions
Qualitative Research Methods
Putting Human Geography into Practice
Geographical Skills, Methods and Techniques
Advanced Quantitative Methods
Critical Digital Geographies
Territory, Power and Policy