جستجوی استاد راهنمای دانشگاهی

• International Political Economy
• International Business
• Corporate Political Activity
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Steven McGuire is an Associate Professor of Business and Management at the University of Sussex Business School, serving as its Dean since 2015 and a member of the University Executive Group. Previously, he held roles as Director at Aberystwyth University’s School of Management and Business, a Visiting Professor at the College of Europe, and taught at institutions like Audencia Nantes and Vlerick Business School. His research focuses on international political economy, corporate political activity, and technology policy, particularly in the context of international trade governance. McGuire has secured grants from the British Academy, EU Framework Programmes, and the Nuffield Foundation, and is a Fellow of the UK Trade Policy Observatory and Chartered Management and Business Educator (CMBE). Education: D.Phil., University of Oxford MA, University of Toronto BA, University of Calgary Research Interests: McGuire’s work explores the interplay between firms and governments in global trade systems, non-market strategies of multinational enterprises, and the impact of EU trade policies on environmental outcomes. His studies on emerging market SMEs and global value chains highlight institutional and technological determinants of competitiveness. Grants and Collaborations: He led projects like the Centre for Inclusive Trade Policy (ESRC-funded) and RESPECT (EU Horizon 2020), focusing on equitable trade policies and soft power in international cooperation.

Luca Queirolo Palmasمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Sociology of Migration
• Visual Sociology
• Border Studies
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Luca Queirolo Palmas is an Associate Professor in Sociology of Cultural and Media Processes at the University of Genoa, Italy, within the Department of Educational Sciences (School of Social Sciences). He co-directs Mondi Migranti , a journal focusing on international migration studies. His research centers on migration, borders, visual sociology, and youth cultures, with a focus on Mediterranean routes and solidarity networks. He has held visiting roles at institutions in Barcelona, Quito, New York, and Tunis. Research Interests: - Migration policies and border control mechanisms in Europe and North Africa - Visual ethnography methodologies - Solidarity networks among migrants and grassroots movements - Youth cultures and gang dynamics in transnational contexts His recent work analyzes migrant routes through ethnographic fieldwork, examining how borders shape migrant agency and solidarity. Notable projects include ERANET-TRANSGANG on youth gangs and collaborations with French and Tunisian institutions. His articles explore themes like the 'Calais Jungle' aftermath, Italian-French border dynamics, and migrant agency in Ceuta/Melilla. Grants & Collaborations: - Scientific advisor to ERC-funded TRANSGANG (2016–present) - Associate member of CNRS’ Équipe Monde Arabe et Méditerranée (since 2020) - Co-tutored PhD projects on Sudanese migration and Tunisian gender studies Labs/Teams: - Co-founder of the Visual Sociology Laboratory (2007), using film/video for participatory research - Collaborates with NGOs and academic networks on Mediterranean migration studies

Gilberto Rosasمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• US-Mexico Border Studies
• Migration Policy
• Latina/Latino Studies
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Gilberto Rosas is a Professor of Anthropology and Latina/Latino Studies at the University of Illinois, affiliated with the Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory and the Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology. His work focuses on border studies, migration policy, and the intersection of race, state violence, and citizenship. He holds a Chair position and has authored influential books like Barrio Libre (2012) and Unsettling (2023), which critically examine U.S.-Mexico border dynamics. Research interests include criminalization of migrants, white nationalism resurgence, and the embodiment of border violence. His ethnographic work addresses pandemic-era fieldwork challenges and the psychological impacts of border policies. Rosas has been recognized with the 2014 ALLA Book Award for scholarly excellence. His interdisciplinary affiliations reflect engagement with critical theory, genomic ethics, and cultural interpretation. Advising focuses on graduate students researching transnational migration and border studies, though no specific advisees are listed. Current projects likely involve documenting the El Paso massacre aftermath and analyzing post-pandemic border enforcement strategies.

• International Investment Law
• Chinese Business Law
• Comparative Investment Law
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Dr. Cheng Bian is an Assistant Professor at the Erasmus School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam, and an Associate at Staunch B.V. law firm in Amsterdam. His work focuses on international investment law, Chinese business law, and EU-China legal cooperation. Academic Affiliations: Erasmus School of Law (Assistant Professor), China Law Centre, CELIS Institute (Country Reporter), Max Planck Institute (Visiting Scholar), Columbia University (Visiting Scholar), Lauterpacht Centre (Visiting Scholar) Education: Dr. Bian obtained his doctorate in 2018 from Erasmus University Rotterdam, with a thesis published as a monograph on national security reviews in China, the US, and the EU. Research Interests: His research spans international investment law and arbitration, Chinese business law, comparative investment law, EU-China investment policy, and data governance. Recent work analyzes national security exceptions, foreign investment screening during the pandemic, and data regulation in cross-border investment. Publications: Dr. Bian's scholarly output includes monographs, journal articles, and policy reports. His articles highlight trends in national security reviews, ISDS reform, and EU-China legal dynamics.

• Digital History
• Criminology
• Historical Social Data Science
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Zoë Alker is a Lecturer in Historical Social Data Science at Lancaster University's History department. She joined in 2022, specializing in the digital history of crime, justice, and punishment in 18th-20th century Britain. Her work integrates history, osteoarchaeology, criminology, and digital humanities to advance interdisciplinary research. Key projects include the British Academy-funded 'Skin and Bone' (2022), analyzing Londoners' bodily experiences through data mining, and 'Convict Tattoos' (2019), exploring cultural significance of tattoos in convict populations. Research focuses: Digital humanities, historical data science, crime history, gender studies, and Victorian society. Editorial board member for Routledge's SOLON series since 2022. Recent activities include organizing a 2024 workshop on data science and bordering technologies at The Storey, Lancaster. Her work has been featured in BBC, The Times, and other media outlets. She collaborates with policy groups like the Howard League for Penal Reform.

Federica Genoveseمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Political Economy
• Climate Politics
• Globalization
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Federica Genovese is a Professor of Political Science and International Relations at the University of Oxford, affiliated with St Antony's College and the Department of Politics and International Relations. She joined Oxford in January 2024 after a tenure at the University of Essex (2014–2023). Her academic journey includes a PhD from the University of Konstanz, an MA from Johns Hopkins SAIS, and a Honors BA from the University of Toronto. She has held postdoctoral roles at Stanford University and fellowships at Nuffield College and Collegio Carlo Alberto. Her research focuses on international and comparative political economy, emphasizing climate politics, globalization, and crisis management in Europe. Key themes include climate policy framing, cross-border climate finance, and the intersection of migration and media narratives. Her work has been published in top journals like the American Political Science Review , British Journal of Political Science , and International Organization . Genovese’s awards include the Philip Leverhulme Prize (2024) and the Leverhulme Trust Research Leadership Award (2023). Her research is supported by grants from organizations like the British Academy and the Carnegie Trust. She advises students and collaborates on projects addressing climate vulnerability and policy implementation. Her recent work explores the political economy of climate action, including expert perspectives on carbon pricing in developing nations and public attitudes toward sea migrant policies in Southern Europe. She also examines the normalization of authoritarian trends in global politics, drawing parallels between historical and contemporary political dynamics.

• International Refugee Law
• Border Governance
• Human Rights
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Professor Violeta Moreno-Lax is Full Professor of Law at Queen Mary University of London, specializing in international refugee law and border governance. She founded the Centre for the Legal Study of Borders, Migration and Displacement (B)OrderS and directs the Immigration Law programme. With expertise in extraterritorial jurisdiction and maritime migration, she consults for UN agencies and EU institutions. Her research examines systemic issues in border governance, including pushback operations, externalization policies, and accountability gaps. Recent work develops theoretical frameworks for 'contactless control' mechanisms and analyzes the rule-of-law implications of EU migration governance. She leads major research projects on shared responsibility at EU borders. Professor Moreno-Lax has testified before the European Parliament and contributed to landmark litigation at international courts. She holds visiting positions at the College of Europe and has received prestigious fellowships including the Ramón y Cajal Award. Her publications include the monograph 'Accessing Asylum in Europe' and multiple edited collections on migration governance. Ramón y Cajal Senior Fellowship (2022-27) Global Senior Emile Noël Fellowship, NYU (2024) Queen Mary Engagement and Enterprise Award (2019)

Milton Muellerمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Internet Governance
• Cybersecurity
• Public Policy
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Milton Mueller is a Professor of Public Policy at the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School of Public Policy at Georgia Institute of Technology. He specializes in the political economy of digital technologies, focusing on global governance frameworks for the internet, cybersecurity, and policy related to domain names and telecommunications. Mueller holds a Ph.D. from the Annenberg School at the University of Pennsylvania (1989). His research explores the intersection of technological innovation and governance, emphasizing how governments, civil society, and private sector actors shape internet policies. Key areas include ICANN reforms, digital sovereignty debates, and the economic dynamics of internet infrastructure. He co-founded the Internet Governance Project (IGP), which analyzes global internet policies and engages in multilateral forums like the UN and ICANN. Mueller’s work bridges academic scholarship and practical policy influence. His books include *Networks and States* (2010), *Will the Internet Fragment?* (2017), and the upcoming *Declaring Independence in Cyberspace* (2025). His recent publications address AI governance, cybersecurity institutional design, and the geopolitical dimensions of digital trade. Notable contributions include analyses of IPv6 adoption economics, TLS 1.3 standardization debates, and the impact of deep packet inspection on net neutrality. He has advised on ICANN stewardship transitions, cybersecurity attribution mechanisms, and GDPR-compatibility issues in domain name systems. Mueller teaches courses on telecommunications policy, information security, and digital public policy. His lab, the Internet Governance Project, fosters interdisciplinary research and student engagement in global governance challenges.

• Public Health
• Migration and Health
• Health Systems
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Dr. Sharuna Verghis is a Senior Lecturer at the Jeffrey Cheah School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Monash University Malaysia. Her expertise spans migration and health, public health systems, access to healthcare, and community-based interventions. She holds a doctoral degree focused on maternal health access for urban refugee women, integrating international human rights law and public health. She has held leadership roles, including Regional Coordinator of CARAM-Asia, and has extensive experience in HIV and mobility research across Southeast Asia and the Middle East. Research Interests Migration and health (forced migration, labor migration, trafficking) Health systems and policy Community mental health and task-shifting strategies Right-to-health monitoring Participatory research methods Recent Projects WISH: Comparative study on women migrants' health post-COVID-19 (Malaysia/Thailand) FOSTER: Feasibility of refugee-centered self-testing for COVID-19 PARSEL: SEL program for refugee children's resilience and education Awards Recipient of the 2023 ICOPH Session Best Presentation award for work on migrant health interventions. Media Contributions Regular contributor to expert commentaries on healthcare equity, including critiques of Malaysia's medical insurance policies and advocacy for refugee health rights.

Tara Zahraمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Modern European History
• Habsburg Monarchy
• Transnational History
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Tara Zahra is the Hanna Holborn Gray Professor of East European History and the College at the University of Chicago. She serves as Roman Family Director of the Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society, and holds affiliations with the Center for Gender and Sexuality Studies, Pozen Family Center for Human Rights, and Greenberg Center for Jewish Studies. Zahra earned her PhD in History from the University of Michigan (2005). Education: PhD in History, University of Michigan, 2005 Her research explores transnational histories of modern Europe, focusing on migration, nationalism, humanitarianism, and family structures. Key themes include anti-globalism in interwar Europe, displacement during and after World War II, and the intersection of gender with political movements. Zahra’s work bridges imperial, national, and transnational frameworks, emphasizing comparative and interdisciplinary approaches. Her recent articles analyze migration patterns, postwar child displacement, and Habsburg-era mobility policies. Notable books include Against the World (2023), The Great Departure (2016), and Kidnapped Souls (2008), which won multiple academic prizes. Awards: MacArthur Fellowship (2014), Guggenheim Fellowship (2021), George Louis Beer Prize (2012) Zahra advises graduate students on Central European history, transnational studies, and gender history. She co-organizes conferences on migration and material culture, and leads initiatives at the Neubauer Collegium fostering interdisciplinary research. Her service roles include leadership in human rights centers and editorial work for Past & Present .

• Migration Studies
• Social Geography
• Political Geography
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Professor Mary Gilmartin is a faculty member in the Department of Geography at Maynooth University, within the Faculty of Social Sciences. She has been at Maynooth since 2008, following roles at Nottingham Trent University and University College Dublin. Her research focuses on contemporary Irish migration and mobility, particularly funded by the Irish Research Council's Advanced Laureate Programme (2023–2027). She previously led a study on migration to Ireland (2016–2018), supported by the Irish Research Council. Education PhD in Geography, University of Kentucky MA in Geography, University of Kentucky BA in Geography and English, University College Dublin Research Interests Gilmartin’s work bridges political, cultural, and social geography. Key areas include migration patterns, immigrant integration, spatial justice, and Brexit’s impact on Irish identity. She co-authored Ireland and Migration in the Twenty-First Century (2015) and edited volumes such as Key Thinkers on Space and Place (2024). She served as Managing Editor of Social & Cultural Geography (2014–2018) and remains on editorial boards for leading journals. Grants & Projects Her grants include the Irish Research Council’s Advanced Laureate Programme (€1.2M) and a 2016–2018 project (€99,616.25). Research highlights include studies on immigrant integration policies, Dublin’s international students, and decolonial approaches to political geography. Publications Trends Her articles address integration outcomes, spatial justice, Brexit’s social impact, and gendered migration experiences. Recent work emphasizes policy frameworks, ethical research practices, and decolonial theory. She advises numerous PhD students and collaborates with institutions globally. Her work intersects academia and policy, addressing Ireland’s evolving demographic and social landscapes.

• International Business Law
• Chinese Law
• International Investment Law
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Professor Vivienne Bath is a Professor of Chinese and International Business Law at the University of Sydney's Law School, serving as Associate Director of the Centre for Asian and Pacific Law. She holds advanced degrees from ANU and Harvard, with expertise spanning Chinese law, international investment law, and transnational commercial regulation. Her research focuses on foreign investment regulation, cross-border dispute resolution, and the role of China in global legal frameworks. Key projects include studies on the Belt and Road Initiative, sustainable development goals in private law, and ASEAN investment agreements. Prof. Bath has authored over 50 publications, including seminal works like The Law of International Business in Australasia and Foreign Investment and Dispute Resolution Law and Practice in Asia . She advises governments and international bodies on legal reforms and has presented globally on topics like China's legal evolution and international investment arbitration. Her professional memberships include the International Law Association, American Society of International Law, and UNCITRAL National Co-ordination Committee for Australia. She is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Law and holds research positions at UC Berkeley.

Ayten Gündoğduمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Human Rights
• Political Theory
• Migration Politics
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Ayten Gündoğdu is the Tow Associate Professor for Distinguished Scholars in the Department of Political Science at Barnard College. Her research critically examines human rights frameworks, migration politics, and modern political theory through the lens of Hannah Arendt's philosophy. She focuses on marginalized groups such as asylum-seekers, refugees, and undocumented migrants, analyzing how legal and political systems perpetuate exclusion and violence. Education: Ph.D., University of Minnesota; B.A., Bogazici University, Istanbul. Her work bridges continental political theory with contemporary issues like border violence and racialized vulnerability. Recent research explores migrant deaths through a phenomenological framework informed by Fanon and Arendt. Her book Rightlessness in an Age of Rights (2015) reinterprets Arendt's concepts within migration contexts, winning multiple awards. Current projects address border-related impunity and the complicity of law in lethal violence. She has held fellowships from Columbia, Yale, Harvard, and the Mellon Foundation. Teaching includes courses on human rights, migration, and critical theory. Recent presentations include keynote addresses on border control and forced disappearances at conferences in Helsinki and Amherst. Her articles appear in leading journals like Constellations , Polity , and European Journal of Political Theory .

Henning Tappeمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Tax Law
• Public Finance Law
• Constitutional Law
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr. Henning Tappe is a Professor of Public Law, German and International Tax Law at the University of Trier, Faculty of Law. He holds a doctoral degree from the University of Münster (2008) and habilitation (2012). Before joining Trier in 2014, he was a professor at the University of Osnabrück (2013–2014). His research focuses on tax law (constitutional and international dimensions), budget law, public debt law, and fiscal equalization. He is affiliated with organizations such as the German Society for Tax Law and the Trier Tax Forum. Education: Studied law at the University of Münster (LL.M. 2000), legal clerkship in Berlin (2000–2004), and completed his habilitation on tax law justification in 2012. His doctoral thesis on budget law earned the University of Münster's Dissertation Prize. Research interests include constitutional aspects of taxation, international tax harmonization, and public finance mechanisms. He teaches courses on income tax, VAT, corporate tax, and European tax law, emphasizing practical legal application through moot courts and case studies. Professional roles include advising on fiscal policy and contributing to debates on EU tax governance. His team includes researchers like Dr. Christian Wehmörner (VAT expert) and administrative support staff. He has supervised numerous students, including Sabrina Wortmann, Ferhat Kayhan, and others. Member: German Constitutional Law Professors' Association, German Tax Society, Trier Tax Forum Award: University of Münster Dissertation Prize (2008) Labs/Teams: Leads the Tax Law specialization program at Trier, collaborating with practitioners and offering interdisciplinary training in tax law and public finance.

Sara Salazar Hughesمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Political Geography
• Cultural Geography
• Political Ecology
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Sara Salazar Hughes is an Associate Professor of Global Studies at California State University - Monterey Bay (CSUMB), specializing in political and cultural geography with a focus on territorial conflict and land governance in Israel/Palestine. She holds a PhD in Geography from UCLA (2017), an MA in International Studies from the University of San Francisco (2011), and a BA in Arabic from UCLA (2009). Her research examines mechanisms of territorial control, environmental justice, and settler colonialism, emphasizing ethnographic and qualitative methods to highlight marginalized voices in contested spaces. Education: PhD in Geography, University of California, Los Angeles (2017), Dissertation: “Suburban Occupation: Contradictory impulses and outcomes of life in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.” MA in International Studies, University of San Francisco (2011), Thesis: “Territoriality, Sovereignty and the Nation-state System in Israel-Palestine.” BA in Arabic, University of California, Los Angeles (2009). Research Interests: Political geography, cultural geography, political ecology, environmental justice, settler colonial studies, border/mobility studies, and Palestine/Israel studies. She prioritizes love, care, and reciprocity in her work, aiming to center social and environmental justice in both research and pedagogy. Key Trends in Publications: Her articles critically analyze settler colonialism, environmental injustice, and territorial control mechanisms in Israel/Palestine and beyond. Recent works explore greenwashing, sustainability critiques in former military sites, and the geopolitical dimensions of arid landscapes. Labs/Initiatives: Faculty mentor for CSUMB’s Global Otters Club and co-executive producer of the OtterPod podcast, which amplifies undergraduate research on social, racial, and environmental justice issues. External Roles: Former Postdoctoral Scholar at USC (2018–2019) and Visiting Lecturer at Mount Holyoke College (2017–2018). Lectured at UCLA’s International Institute (2017–2018).