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PGR students
Name | School | Areas of expertise |
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Alexander Aylward | School of Philosophy, Religion and the History of Science (PRHS) | history of eugenics, history of biology, history of race science |
Rehab Alotaibi | School of Sociology and Social Policy | social media and its impact on social change on women's rights in Saudi society |
Gabriela Arriagada Bruneau | School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science | decolonisation, feminism, and racism |
Kheira Arrouche | School of Sociology and Social Policy | reflexive migration studies, im-mobility processes, migration facilitation, trans-nationalism, irregular migration, race and migration |
Shirley Barrett | School of Sociology and Social Policy | ethnic minorities in Britain, breaking down stereotypes, equality and diversity, strategies of engagement; Gypsy, Traveller, Romany and Roma communities and positive relationship development with sedentary community |
Alex Chelegeer | School of Sociology and Social Policy | China study, Mongolian MINZU, everyday ethnicity, ethnic nationality, nationalism, grounded theory |
Sreya Datta | School of English | African literature, Indian Ocean studies, critical theory, race and decolonisation |
Shareefa Fadhel | School of Sociology and Social Policy | decolonial discourse, CMS, women, social policy, political-economy, Middle East, Arabian Gulf |
Enze He | School of Sociology and Social Policy | Chinese studies, national identity, ethnicity and migration |
Sylvia Ikomi | School of Education | the educational attainment of children in local authority care, adultification, misogynoir |
Huang Jinru | School of Politics and International Studies | ethnic assimilation, national identification, Islamophobia, Muslim, Muslim in China |
Shaheen Kattiparambil | decoloniality, critical Muslim studies, Indian Muslim, Islamism, Islamophobia, Hindutva, fascism | |
Dorota Kordecka | School of Sociology and Social Policy | globalisation, transnationalism, cohesion, integration, social identity, cooperation, autonomy and self-organised systems |
Ayse Rumeysa Kotan | School of Sociology and Social Policy | Critical Muslim Studies, education, decoloniality, colonialism, philosophy of education, pragmatism |
Evie Lewis | School of English | migration, borders, refugees and asylum, postcolonial literature; decolonisation, multilingualism and translation |
Johanna Loock | School of Sociology and Social Policy | paradoxes of citizenship, German integration politics, Islam politics, processes of racialisation, Islamophobia, Islam in Europe, secularism, (re)construction of national identity, subtle nationalism |
Mona Makinejad | School of Sociology and Social Policy | refugee studies, decoloniality, racism and ethnicity, migrant integration |
Nazli Önder | School of Geography | diaspora identity, belonging, transnationalism, long-distance nationalism |
Isla Paterson | School of Languages, Cultures and Societies | francophone literature and studies, transnationalism, gender |
Sangeeta Rani | School of Education | intersections between gender, race, and belonging, culture, identity, and community |
Zeraslasie Shiker | School of Geography | forced migration and diaspora transnational political activism |
Ayesha Siddika | School of Sociology and Social Policy | refugee crisis, forced migration, humanitarian crisis |
Aureja Stirbyte | School of Sociology and Social Policy and School of History | race, class, racialisation, migration, nationalism, fascism, white genocide, great replacement, Marxism, critiques of capitalism |
Tamanda Walker | School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science | intersection of race and religion, faith, spirituality, belief and theology and social life from decolonial perspective |
Tesfalem Yemane | School of Sociology and Social Policy | asylum destinations, politics of migration control, international-migration relations, development aid and securitization of migration, ‘integration of migrants’, decoloniality in international relations and peace studies. |