Eric Laurier

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Dr Eric Laurier is a human geographer who has been involved in a number of research projects. He currently works at the University of Glasgow, where he is involved in an ESRC-funded research project examining Cafe Culture in Glasgow with his colleague Chris Philo. He has contributed numerous articles to peer review journals and written chapters for 9 books.