Dallas Rogers

Dr Dallas Rogers works in the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning at the University of Sydney. His research investigates the relationships between globalising urban space, discourse and technology networks, and poverty and wealth. He has undertaken a critical analysis of global city urbanism through fine-grained empirical research with low-income urban citizenries as well as super-rich transnational property investors and their agents. Dallas publishes on the follow research agenda: (1) A relational examination of housing poverty and wealth in globalising cities; (2) Foreign investment and the changing nature of Asia-Australia economic, technology and cultural relations; and (3) The intersection between democracy, private sector development and state intervention.

Dallas has secured nationally competitive grants, and completed research projects for local and state government and the private and non-government sectors. He is a regular commentator on urban and housing policy with an interest in using digital media techniques to communicate research findings to non-academic audiences. He has appeared in domestic and international media, is regularly invited to speak at academic and professional forums and publishes on urban and housing issues in academic and industry journals. Dallas also produces a radio show and podcasts on contemporary urban issues.