Viviane Gravey

Dr Viviane Gravey is a Senior Lecturer in the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics at Queen's University Belfast. Her research focuses on policy dynamics in the European Union, particularly environmental policy dismantling and post-Brexit governance challenges. She has advised UK parliamentary committees, contributed to policy consultations, and co-chairs the Brexit & Environment network.

• Research Interests: EU policy integration/disintegration, post-Brexit environmental frameworks, agricultural policy evolution, and governance gaps in devolved regions.
• Education: Not explicitly stated in provided texts.
• Awards: Includes the Rudolf Wildenmann Prize and University of East Anglia Impact Award, recognizing contributions to environmental policy and teaching excellence.

Her work emphasizes the governance challenges arising from Brexit, especially in Northern Ireland, and the repatriation of EU law. She has published widely on UK environmental policy post-Brexit and frequently engages with media and policy forums.

Dr Gravey supervises PhD students in Brexit-related policy areas and has delivered over 80 academic presentations, workshops, and conferences globally.