PhD students

Current PhD students

• Elizabeth Carabine (2010 start) ESRC/NERC funded (joint First Supervisor)
  Impacts of Climate Change on Semi-Arid Grasslands: Scales of Interaction and Livelihood Security
• Margi Bryant (2009 start) ESRC funded (joint First Supervisor)
  Natural Allies? Conservation, communities and international volunteering
• Liberty Mupakati (2008 start) self-funded (joint First Supervisor)
  Reparation and Inequality through different Diasporas: The case of the Zimbabwean Diaspora in Leeds, United Kingdom and Musina, South Africa
• Faith Ikioda (2008 start) FRUS and Wingate Scholarships (joint First Supervisor)
  Doing gender in communities of practice: Women's participation and knowledges in market associations in Lagos, Nigeria

Former PhD students

• David Littlewood (2010)
  Corporaqte Social Responsibility and Rights based approaches: the mining sector of Namibia
• Helen Brown (2009)
  Social learning and adaptive water resource management in South Africa and Namibia
• Nissa Ramsay (2009)
  Forging Forging connections: tracing the fragmentary lives of tourist souvenirs
• Susannah Sallu (2008)
  Local environmental change in Southern Africa: Biodiversity, land degradation and livelihoods
• Lorena Pasquini (2007)
  Biodiversity and private protected areas in Southern Africa
• Alexander Arnall (2007)
  Development interfaces: the role of social institutions in environmental interventions in southern Africa
• Florence Crick (2007)
  Exposure to drought: adaptive strategies among natural resource dependant societies in Africa
• Graham Davies (2006)
  Coping with Dryland Environmental Variability in Sedentary Pastoral Systems
• Felicity Thomas (2005)
  The Impact of HIV/AIDs on the Livelihoods of Female-headed Households in Northern Namibia
• Douglas McNab (2005)
  Livelihood Diversity and Sustainability in Limpopo Province, South Africa
  Online version of thesis (PDF)
• Lindsay Stringer (2004)
  Applying the CCD: Scientific and Land User Dimensions of Environmental Degradation in Swaziland
• Julie Newton (2004)
  Gender Responsive Policies for Agricultural Livelihoods in Namibia