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Dr Jim Donaghey is a Research Fellow at Ulster University's School of Communication and Media, specializing in anarchism, punk culture, and radical politics through ethnographic and co-creative methodologies. His work spans Indonesia, Kosovo, France, and Northern Ireland, focusing on cultural resistance in post-conflict and gentrification contexts.
- Expert in participatory action research
- Specializes in anarchist studies and subcultural theory
- Recipient of AHRC Early Career Fellowship
Research interests center on:
- Post-Conflict Cultural Production (Belfast, Banda Aceh, Kosovo)
- Gentrification Resistance (Portrush skateboarding communities)
- Global Punk Activism (Indonesia, China, France)
Articles demonstrate expertise in analyzing DIY cultural practices as political resistance, with methodological innovation in dialectogram mapping and multimedia ethnography. Recent work explores biopolitical evasion at Copenhagen's K-Town Bike Wars festival.
Teaching spans politics, cultural studies, and philosophy. Networks include editorial roles at Anarchist Studies and Punk & Post-Punk journals, plus coordination of creative methodology workshops.
