Michael Hoyler

Loughborough University

H-index: 34

Europe-United Kingdom

About Michael Hoyler

Michael Hoyler, With an exceptional h-index of 34 and a recent h-index of 23 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Loughborough University, specializes in the field of Human Geography, Urban Studies, Globalization, Cities, Knowledge Economy.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Transnational media corporations in global media cities: a geographical approach to understanding media power through corporate office networks

Governing polycentric urban regions

Doing comparative urbanism differently: conjunctural cities and the stress-testing of urban theory

Polycentric urban regions: conceptualization, identification and implications

Lost in plain sight: revealing central flow process in Christaller’s original central place systems

Openness towards diversity? Cultural homophily in student perceptions of teaching and learning provided by international and home academics

Michael Hoyler Information

University	Loughborough University
Position	Reader in Human Geography
Citations(all)	5774
Citations(since 2020)	1969
Cited By	4639
hIndex(all)	34
hIndex(since 2020)	23
i10Index(all)	73
i10Index(since 2020)	42
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University Profile Page	Loughborough University
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Michael Hoyler Skills & Research Interests

Human Geography

Urban Studies

Globalization

Cities

Knowledge Economy

Top articles of Michael Hoyler

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Transnational media corporations in global media cities: a geographical approach to understanding media power through corporate office networks	Global Media and Communication	Allan Watson Ben Derudder Michael Hoyler	2023
Governing polycentric urban regions	Territory, Politics, Governance	John Harrison Michael Hoyler Ben Derudder Xingjian Liu Evert Meijers	2023/1
Doing comparative urbanism differently: conjunctural cities and the stress-testing of urban theory	Urban Studies	Özgür Sayın Michael Hoyler John Harrison	2022/2
Polycentric urban regions: conceptualization, identification and implications	Regional Studies	Ben Derudder Evert Meijers John Harrison Michael Hoyler Xingjian Liu	2022/1/1
Lost in plain sight: revealing central flow process in Christaller’s original central place systems	Regional Studies	Peter J Taylor Michael Hoyler	2021/2/1
Openness towards diversity? Cultural homophily in student perceptions of teaching and learning provided by international and home academics	Globalisation, Societies and Education	Natalie Tebbett Heike Jöns Michael Hoyler	2021/7