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Dr Denny Pencheva is a Lecturer in European Public Policy and Politics at University College London (UCL), Department of Political Science. She also serves as Graduate Dissertation Tutor and Co-Director for Careers and Alumni. Her PhD in Politics from the University of Bristol (2019) preceded her UCL appointment in 2020.
Her research focuses on European and British politics, with emphases on Brexit, migration, labor policies, and EU enlargement. Key areas include Brexit’s socio-economic impacts, EU migration’s influence on UK political parties, and the political communication of sovereignty narratives. Regional expertise spans the UK, EU, Scandinavia, and Eastern Europe/Balkans. She also advances qualitative methods in interdisciplinary research, collaborating with the University of Bristol’s Cyber Security Group on cyber education and Darknet studies.
Publications include the 2022 book *Robots and Immigrants: Who is Stealing Jobs?* (co-authored with K. Maronitis), and articles on migration policy detoxification, cybercriminal roles in Darknet markets, and Brexit’s neoliberal framing. Recent work critiques irregular migration governance and explores automation’s labor market effects.
Awards: None explicitly listed. Teaching spans European politics, public policy, and dissertation modules for MA/MSc students. Grants: No details provided. Collaborations include the Cyber Security Group and UCL Policy Lab. Research outputs emphasize policy-relevant analyses of migration, Brexit, and cyber challenges.
