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Maria Gavris is an Assistant Professor in the School for Cross-Faculty Studies at the University of Warwick, holding a PhD in Economics and Joint Honours undergraduate degree in Economics and Politics from the University of Leeds. Previously, she served as Research Fellow at Warwick Business School's Industrial Relations Research Unit and Research Associate at University of Sheffield's Centre for Decent Work.
Her research examines governance frameworks for sustainable development, ecological limits to growth, degrowth economic models, and capitalism's structural crises through political economy lenses. She specializes in analyzing labour governance systems and power dynamics within sustainability transitions.
Recent publications concentrate on degrowth implementation strategies, Brexit's financial sector repercussions, critiques of hegemonic stability theory, European labour administration during economic crises, and democratic industrial policy design. Publications demonstrate consistent focus on institutional analysis across economic geography, political economy, and sustainability studies.
- Warwick Award for Personal Tutoring Excellence (WAPTE) nominee (2021, 2023)
- WATE Faculty Award nominee (2023)
- Higher Education Academy Fellow
She coordinates multiple sustainable development modules including GD104 and GD216, having taught interdisciplinary courses on migration, natural resources, and sustainability barriers. Actively contributes to the WICID Methods Lab podcast on policy analysis methodologies.
