PhD students

Current PhD students

• David Littlewood (2006 start) ESRC studentship (joint primary supervisor)
  Corporate Social Responsibility and Rights based approaches: the mining sector of Namibia
• Simon Duphey (2005 start) Departmental Studentship (joint primary supervisor)
  The impact of the HIV/AIDS pandemic on rural livelihoods: The case of the Ghana-Togo border region
• Daniel Turner (2004 start) ESRC studentship (primary supervisor)
  Negotiating Networks of Health Support: An investigation of people living with HIV/AIDS in Botswana
• Festo Okidi (2001 start; part-time) private-funding (main supervisor)
  Fertility and Urbanisation in Malawi

Former PhD students

• Julia Keenan (2006)
  The governance of health through risk: Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia in Sheffield
• Felicity Thomas (2005)
  HIV/AIDS female-headed households
• Julie Newton (2005)
  Gender Responsive Policies for Agricultural Livelihoods in Namibia
• Shahida Khan (2004)
  The Pakistani Community in Sheffield
• Sam Scott (2003)
  Migration, settlement, community and identity: The British in Paris
• Ibrahim Sirkeci (2003)
  Migration, ethnicity and conflict
• Aglaia Barraclough (2002)
  Extent and significance of cultural retention: Greeks and Cypriots in Britain
• Kay Graham (1998)
  Ethnic Minority Ageing in Paris
• Chasca Twyman (1998)
  Environmental Entitlements in Wildlife Management Areas, Botswana
• Emma Hollywood (1998)
  The role of migration as an equilibriating force? The anomalous case of mining communities