Ali Tajvidi

Dr. Ali Tajvidi is a Senior Visiting Fellow at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Buckingham, affiliated with the Department of Economics and International Studies. With a background in both architecture and political science, he has been teaching subjects including comparative politics, international relations, US foreign policy, research methodology, and philosophy at British and international universities since 1993.

His academic journey includes a foundational education in History and Politics from the Open University, followed by a Master’s in Diplomatic Studies from the University of Westminster. He earned his doctorate from the Centre for the Study of Democracy at the University of Westminster, with a dissertation focused on United States foreign policy towards Iran.

Dr. Tajvidi's research interests span several interconnected domains: US foreign policy, EU politics, philosophy of mind, and the methodological implications for social science research. These areas reflect a deep engagement with both empirical political analysis and theoretical underpinnings of social inquiry. His interdisciplinary approach bridges political science with philosophical and cognitive dimensions, offering nuanced perspectives on international relations and policy formulation.

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He has supervised or advised students in various academic capacities, though specific names of advisees are not mentioned in the source material. There is no information available regarding research grants or funding he may have secured. His current role as a visiting fellow indicates an active, though likely non-permanent, academic affiliation focused on research and teaching contributions.

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