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Nadim Mirshak is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology at The University of Manchester's Faculty of Humanities. His research bridges political sociology, education under authoritarian regimes, and the socio-cultural dimensions of Rugby League in Northern England. He holds a PhD in Politics from The University of Manchester (2017), an MSc (2010), and a BSc from the German University in Cairo (2009).
Research focuses include:
- Gramscian analysis of education and resistance in Egypt
- Rugby League's role as a working-class 'rebel' sport
- Performative masculinities in fan spaces
- Authoritarianism and state-society dynamics
Current projects:
- Rugby League: A Rebel Sport in Uncertain Times explores post-industrial communities and Brexit impacts
- Collaboration with Prof Karl Spracklen on fan space masculinities for the RFL’s 'Enjoy the Game' initiative
Awards:
- 2021 Faculty of Humanities Outstanding Teaching Award
- 2020 Outstanding UG Dissertation Supervisor Award
Teaching: Convenes modules on inequalities in British society and education-society relations. Supervised doctoral research on Egyptian civil society and political education.
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