PhD research students

PhD title: Voting with Pegs on our Noses: Looking at voter disillusionment differently.

PhD title: Socio-political Transformations of Mobilizations in Bahrain.

Working thesis title: They were the future once: oppression in the lives of older people

Political Theory

PhD Title: The Impact of the USMCA on the Mexican Automotive Sector: A Global Production Network Perspective

PhD title: Similarities and differences in the authoritarian naval modernization and expansion of China, Japan and Germany.

PhD title - The Politics of Health and Wellbeing: A Multi-level Discursive Institutionalist Approach

Governance and Public Policy

PhD title: 'Environmental Risk Assessment Post Brexit: Science, Policy and Regulation'.

PhD title: An analysis of the changing post-Brexit policy concerns of UK farming communities.

PhD Title: 'No such thing as political violence'... A genealogy of security in 1970s Britain.

PhD title: Neoliberal ideas in crises: Covid-19 and Inflation

PhD Title: Tamerlane's trip to Shanghai: Sino-Uzbek relations in the 21st century.

International Relations | Political Economy

PhD Title: Who speaks and who listens?: The ‘Democratic ecology’ of parliamentary e-petitions.

PhD title: Counter-radicalisation, the PREVENT strategy and making a historical comparative analysis between the colonial period of the British empire and the measures taken against radicalisation.

PhD title - Understanding animal protection in food policy: A victim-based approach

PhD Title: Trump Priming: the anatomy of a Wedge Lie and its impact on democratic health

Governance and Public Policy

PhD title: The Shadows of the Green Transition - Continuity or Change in Everyday Extractive Violence?

Political Economy

Governance and Public Policy

PhD Title: Women and Unfree Labour: A Feminist Political Economy Account.

PhD working title: The (Mis)use of Indigenous Knowledge: How Ubuntu is Used as a Tool for Peacebuilding in South Africa

International Relations

PhD Title: How do states shape, and how are they themselves shaped by, global production networks?

Political Economy