PhD students

Current PhD students

• Lauren Blake (2010 start) British Library studentship (Main Supervisor)
  An oral history of recent British food activism
• Nick Piper (2009 start) European Research Council (Main Supervisor)
  Media messages about food
• Vincent Song (2009 start) self-funded (Main Supervisor):
  Peranakan culture in Singapore
• Roza Tchoukaleyska (2008 start) ORS/University scholarship (Main supervisor)
  Food culture and immigration in France
• Annabel Townsend (2007 start) ESRC (Main supervisor)
  The Concept of Wastage in the Coffee Industry
  
• Jun-Hua Lin (2006 start) ORS Award (Main supervisor)
  Architectural modernism in Taiwan
• Sarah Wrathmell (2005 start) ESRC (Main supervisor)
  Exploring connective commodity geographies between the UK and Sri Lanka

Former PhD students

• Heng-Chan Chi (2011) ORS Award
  Culinary culture in Taiwan
• Erena Le Héron (2008) NZ Foundation for Research, Science and Technology
  Making contemporary film landscapes
• Birgit Kehrer (2006) Self-financing
  Race, nation and gender in Germany
• Joanna Roberts (2005) ESRC CASE award
  Telling the tale: narratives of masculinity, health and place in Foxhill-Parson Cross, Sheffield
• Camila Bassi (2003) ESRC
  British-Asian gay culture in Birmingham
• Polly Russell (2003) ESRC CASE award
  Narrative constructions of British culinary culture
• Paulette Goudge (2001) self-financing
  Discourses of development
• Robert Vanderbeck (2001) ORS
  Geographies of Traveller youth education
• Paul Stallard (1999) ESRC
  Consumption and identity in the world of the book
• Tom Fleming (1998) University award/MERC
  The cultural politics of Carnival
• Matt Stroh (1998) ESRC
  Environmental politics and the meaning of green
• James Taylor (1997) ESRC
  Race and representation in British advertising
• Tim Lucas (1996) ESRC
  Street gangs in Santa Cruz
• Matt Shepherd (1996) ESRC
  Re-thinking masculinity