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Dr. Patricia Hynes
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University of Bedfordshire |
forced migration in all its forms, particularly in relation to refugees, asylum seekers and children affected by trafficking. |
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Dr. Michele Lamb
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Roehampton University
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post-conflict reconciliation and human rights, civil society and non-governmental organizations, the sociology of human rights and human rights research methods |
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Dr. Hannah Miller
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Kingston University |
human rights activism and solidarity campaign practices, craftivism, rights-based and rights-framed approaches to development, transitional justice, the politics of representation and various forms of resistance. |
| Dr. Damien Short |
Institute of Commonwealth Studies and Human Rights Consortium, University of London |
indigenous rights and reconciliation projects, genocide studies, the ecological crisis, sociological approaches to human rights, and critically engaged activist research |
| Dave Tinham |
Kingston University |
Video activism; alternative media; alterglobalization; environmental justice; sustainable futures
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Dr. Matthew Waites
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University of Glasgow |
Sociology of human rights, global queer politics, sexual politics, LGBT politics, sexual orientation and gender identity in the Commonwealth of Nations |
| Dr. Priscilla Claeys |
Catholic University of Louvain (UCL), and Senior Advisor to the UN Special Rapporteur on the right to food |
transnational agrarian social movements, human rights, food & agriculture, and economic globalization.
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| Prof. Martin Shaw |
Roehampton University, Institute Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI) and University of Sussex
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war, genocide, ethnic cleansing, civilians, globalisation, risk-transfer war, international relations
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Cavidan Soykan
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Essex University
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Irregular and Forced Migration, Refugee Studies, Citizenship, Nationalism and Cosmopolitanism
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| Lucy Series |
University of Exeter
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legal capacity, mental health, deprivation of liberty, social care, family, open justice, Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Foucault, domination
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Sara García Cuesta
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La Laguna University
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Human Rights Approach in Sociology, Trafficking in Women (for sexual exploitation), Trafficking in human beings, Gender Violence
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| Marja Hirvi |
University of Helsinki |
privatisation and public-private partnerships in urban water supply, globalisation and global-local linkages, translating neoliberalism, water as social citizenship rights |
| Mohammad Afshary |
University of Kent |
Socio-legal studies, Anarchist and Post-Anarchist Studies, Post-revolutionary Society, Rule of Law & Democracy Promotion, Post-'Arab Spring' developments, Utopian Studies, and Critical Legal Theory |
| Bob Cannon |
University of East London |
critical theory, Marxism, capitalism, ethics, human rights, the Holocaust, modernity, postmodernity, countermodernity
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Gabriel Newfield
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University of Hertfordshire |
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| Prakash Gnyawali |
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rights, sociology, law, monitoring, evaluation, knowledge and learning |
| Jessica Luong |
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indigenous peoples and human rights |
Ayça Çubukçu
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London School of Economics and Political Science
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| Alice Nah |
University of York |
human rights defenders at risk, migration and asylum in Asia, organisational effectiveness in civil society
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| Sara García Cuesta |
La Laguna University (ULL), Canary Islands, Spain |
human rights approach in sociology, trafficking in women (for sexual exploitation), trafficking in human beings, gender Violence
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| Priscilla Claeys |
Catholic University of Louvain
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transnational agrarian social movements, human rights, food and agriculture, and economic globalization
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| Nicos Trimikliniotis |
University of Nicosia |
conflict, reconciliation, state theory, class, movements, integration, citizenship, education, migration, racism, free movement, constitutional/administrative law, discrimination, labour Law
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| Dr Javier Trevino-Rangel |
Colectivo de Analisis de la Seguridad con Democracia (CASEDE), México |
Transitional Justice, Suffering and human rights violations in Mexico's war on drugs
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| Camilo Tamayo Gomez |
The Centre for Research in the Social Sciences - CRISS, University of Huddersfield (UK) |
Armed Conflict and Human Rights; Citizenship and Identity; Communicative Citizenship; Communication and Rights; Democracy and construction of new levels/experiences of citizenship |
| Louis Edgar Esparza |
California State University at Los Angeles |
contentious politics; human rights; Latin America; grassroots social movements; theory. |
| Katya Brooks |
IARS, Insitute of Commonwealth Studies |
Human and Aboriginal rights; education; social and environmental impact of colonialism, intercultural contact and development; Aboriginal cultures; ethnographic, participatory and critical activist sociological and anthropological approaches |
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Kate Kipling
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School of Geography, University of Leeds |
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| Sumi Dhanarajan |
Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore |
socio-legal understandings and approaches towards human rights in the national context, business and human rights, human rights in Southeast Asia |
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Dr Sonya Fernandez
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Coventry University London Campus |
race, gender, postcolonial legal and feminist theory |
| Sara Bailey |
Department of Sociology, University of Essex
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implementation of socio-economic rights in India |
| Dr Sally Lindsay |
Bloorview Research Institute & University of Toronto |
disability and inclusion, human rights |
| Dominik Pfeiffer |
Center for Conflict Studies (CCS) Philipps-University of Marburg
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Globalization, Transitional Justice, International Law, Human Rights, Genocide, Norm Development, Institutionalization, Critical Theory, Social Movements |
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Sharifah Sekalala
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School of Law, University of Warwick, Coventry
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human rights, global health inequalities, institutionalism, human rights monitoring, social movements, soft law
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Ilse Griek
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Tilburg Law School, Tilburg University |
legal pluralism, anthropology of law, refugee studies, localizing rights, non state dispute resolution mechanisms |
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Shovita Adhikari
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PhD Candidate
Department of Sociology
University of Essex
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Child Trafficking, Child Protection, Sociology of Childhood, Children Rights and Gender Based Violence
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| Marija Kovandzic |
Institute of Psychology Health and Society, University of Liverpool
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health inequalities, access to care, medical pluralism, mental health, ethnicity & citizenship, human rights and regulation of health care |
| Natascha Mueller-Hirth |
Department of Sociology, University of Aberdeen |
development, NGOs, violence, Africa, South Africa, post-conflict, peace processes, corporate social investment |
| Michele Grigolo |
University of Nottingham Trent |
human rights at international and, more recently, city level, in relation to equality and discrimination, religious freedom, migration, and LGBT rights |
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