John Grima

Dr John Grima is a Lecturer at Coventry University's College of the Arts and Society, where he teaches modules on the BA Politics, BA History, BA History and Politics courses, and MA courses. His teaching focuses on topics such as the British Far Right, American history and politics, Comparative government and politics, the history of the Far Right in Western Europe, and the Third Reich.

Education and affiliations: John Grima earned his PhD in 2016 at Coventry University, where he has served as a Lecturer since 2010. His research interests lie in the study of the British Far Right, Far Right Populism, and the history of the Far Right in Western Europe. These areas are explored through a Political Science and historical lens, with a specific emphasis on populist movements and their societal impact.

In 2022, he co-authored an article titled 'Practising International Thought as a Critique of Populism. Realist Accounts for a Democratic Political' in the Austrian Journal of Political Science, which examines the intersection of realist political theory, populism, and democratic governance. This work aligns with broader trends in Political Science and International Relations.

Outside academia, Dr Grima acts as a Director for a non-profit organization supporting individuals who were in care between the 1960s and 1990s, demonstrating his commitment to social advocacy.