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Nadia Barrellaمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Museology
• Cultural Heritage Conservation
• History of Art
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Nadia Barrella is an Associate Professor of Museology at the Dipartimento di Lettere e Beni culturali (DILBEC) of the Seconda Università di Napoli. She holds academic roles in multiple institutions including the Suor Orsola Benincasa University and Federico II University of Naples, teaching museology in specialization schools for Art History, Architectural Heritage, and Cultural Heritage. Her research focuses on 19th-20th century monument preservation, museums as historical laboratories, and institutional development of cultural institutes. She chairs the Undergraduate Program in Conservation at DILBEC and serves on doctoral committees. Her work includes projects like the 'MUSA' Center for University Museums, ICOM thematic committees on museum professions, and regional cultural policies. She contributed to Campania's Musei di Interesse Locale law (LR 12/2005) as a consultant. Research themes include post-unitary heritage protection, museum historiography, and southern Italy's museum system. Over 40 publications include books on museum history and heritage management, such as La tutela dei monumenti nella Napoli postunitaria (1996) and Musei da svelare (2011). Her articles explore topics like museum post-war design, industrial heritage valorization, and digital museology. She participates in international research networks and has led projects on cultural cataloging and georeferencing. Current interests include global environmental history and mobility studies through the HistoryLab research group.

• Urban Planning
• Urban Regeneration
• Historical Urban Studies
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Federico Camerin is a Ramón y Cajal Research Fellow at the University of Valladolid, Spain, specializing in urban planning and regeneration. He holds a Doctor of Architecture (2020) from the University of Valladolid and a PhD from the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar (Germany). His research focuses on military property regeneration, urban history, and sustainable urban policies. Camerin is a member of the University Institute of Urban Planning (IUU) and the Territorial and Urban Planning Research Group (GIR). He has conducted research stays at institutions including the Autonomous University of Barcelona and the Institute of Social Sciences (Košice, Slovakia). His teaching collaborations span universities in Italy, Germany, and Spain, emphasizing service-learning methodologies. Notable awards include the Ramón y Cajal Fellowship and contributions to the UPM Consolidated Educational Innovation Groups Award (2023). Research interests include historical urban studies, military site reuse, and the impacts of neoliberal policies on urban landscapes. Camerin’s work bridges academic research with practical applications, such as the ‘Bellas Vistas’ service-learning project and European Union-funded initiatives like the ‘TRACTS’ COST Action. He actively reviews for the European Research Executive Agency and participates in transnational urban research networks. His publications span urban regeneration strategies, military property disposal, and post-pandemic city design. Camerin’s interdisciplinary approach integrates ecological assessments, historical analysis, and community engagement to address contemporary urban challenges.

Brigitte Daudetمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Regional Development
• Port Governance
• Strategic Management of Ports
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Brigitte Daudet is an Assistant Professor in Regional Development at EM Normandie since 2007. She holds a PhD in Management Science from Université de Caen Normandie (2021), focusing on port governance compromise approaches. Her expertise spans port strategy, urban-port relationships, and geopolitics in sub-Saharan and Western Europe. She combines academic teaching with applied research, contributing to over 40 publications and presentations at international conferences across Africa, Europe, and Asia. Education: PhD in Management Science (2021), Université de Caen Normandie; prior academic qualifications include advanced studies in Geopolitics and Sustainable Development. Research interests emphasize port governance frameworks, strategic port management, and the interplay between urban development and port activities. She explores these themes through comparative studies in Africa and Europe, addressing challenges like port-city governance, maritime connectivity, and sustainability transitions. Her recent work highlights innovative governance models for African ports, geopolitical impacts on Baltic shipping routes, and decarbonization strategies in container shipping. These contributions bridge academic rigor with practical policy recommendations for stakeholders. Awards: None explicitly mentioned in the text. Professional activities include consulting for organizations like the AURH and AGPAOC, and active participation in global forums such as the EUGEO Conference and UNCTAD initiatives. Her work often addresses contemporary challenges like pandemic-era port governance and climate adaptation strategies.

• International Law
• Law of the Sea
• Environmental Law
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Andrea Caligiuri is a Tenured Professor of International Law at the Department of Law of the University of Macerata, Italy. His research focuses on maritime law, environmental law, international disputes, and human rights. He holds a National Scientific Qualification as a Full Professor in International Law (valid until 2030). Current roles include: Member of the Doctoral College 'Diritto e innovazione' Representative of the University in the RUS Climate Change Working Group Scientific Responsible of the Macerata Unit of the Italian Centre for the Law of the Sea (ICLOS) Coordinator of the Adriatic-Mediterranean Research Center (CiRAM) Leader of the 'Affari marittimi e Diritto del mare' group at the China Center Research interests span maritime boundary delimitation, climate change legal impacts, corporate liability for international crimes, and the Law of the Sea's evolving frameworks. He actively contributes to international legal discourse through publications in journals like Italian Yearbook of International Law and volumes on maritime governance. Recent work addresses legal challenges posed by sea-level rise, environmental migrants, and the BBNJ Agreement. He has curated edited volumes on maritime silk roads and legal technology's role in maritime governance.

Nathan Allenمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Electoral Systems
• Political Economy
• Public Opinion Analysis
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Nathan Allen is an Associate Professor and Chair in the Department of Political Science and Development Studies at St. Francis Xavier University (St. FX) in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. Previously, he completed his Ph.D. at the University of British Columbia and served as Program Manager for Surveys and Research Methods at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada. His academic roles include teaching and research leadership in political science, with a focus on electoral systems, political economy, and institutional change. Allen’s research spans cross-border policy issues, including transnational voting rights for emigrants and public opinion on trade agreements. His work integrates comparative analysis of Southeast Asian democracies, particularly Indonesia, where he has examined electoral behavior, clientelism, and institutional evolution. His interdisciplinary approach bridges political theory with empirical studies of democracy, media, and globalization. Education: Ph.D. in Political Science from University of British Columbia Key Research Themes: Electoral systems design, diaspora enfranchisement, political economy of developing nations, and comparative democratization Professional Experience: APF Canada (2011–2014), St. FX (2014–present) His publications analyze global patterns of extra-territorial voting rights, Canadian media coverage of Asia, and Indonesia’s political development. Recent work emphasizes transnational policies in volatile democracies and the role of public opinion in shaping trade and citizenship frameworks. Allen’s research has been featured in journals like Electoral Studies , International Journal , and Asian Journal of Political Science . His datasets, such as the Extraterritorial Voting Rights and Restrictions Dataset (1950–2020), provide foundational tools for comparative political analysis.

• Chinese Politics
• Political Economy
• Authoritarian Politics
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Dr. Yao Adam Liu is an Assistant Professor at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore. He holds a PhD in Political Science from Stanford University. His research focuses on Chinese politics, political economy, and authoritarian institutions, with a particular emphasis on banking development, public opinion dynamics, and Sino-US relations. He has been recognized with the 2020 BRICS Economic Research Award for his doctoral work on banking in China. Education: PhD in Political Science (Stanford University). His teaching includes courses like Research Methods in International Affairs and The Political Economy of Reform in China . Research interests span authoritarian governance, Chinese foreign policy, and economic development challenges. Notable contributions include analyses of cross-strait unification sentiment, China's local government debt crisis, and the impact of China's global perception on domestic US attitudes toward Asian Americans. His work bridges disciplinary boundaries to explore how political structures influence economic outcomes and public sentiment. Awards: BRICS Award (2020), valued at USD 21,000 with medal/citation Advising and grants: While no formal advisees are listed, his research frequently collaborates with institutions like the Asia Competitiveness Institute and Institute of Policy Studies. His work engages with policy-relevant topics such as economic reform, geopolitical tensions, and public diplomacy strategies. Liu is affiliated with research centers at NUS, contributing to projects on Asia's governance challenges and sustainability. His interdisciplinary approach reflects his belief in transcending traditional academic boundaries to address complex policy questions.

• Political Science
• Public Opinion Analysis
• Quantitative Methods in Social Sciences
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Niccole Pamphilis is a Senior Lecturer in Quantitative Social Sciences at the University of Glasgow, serving as Director of the Glasgow Q-Step Centre since 2020. She holds a PhD in Political Science from Michigan State University (2012). Her roles include advising students in the School of Social and Political Sciences and coordinating the Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) Summer School. She has pioneered six quantitative methods degree programs and promotes statistical literacy in social sciences at both university and school levels across Scotland and the UK. Education: PhD in Political Science, Michigan State University (2012) Research Interests: Perceptions of responsibility and their link to voting behavior Quantitative methods education and innovation German federalism and regional policy Citizen deliberation and environmental policy Her work combines empirical research with pedagogical innovation, such as developing R-shiny tools for data visualization in teaching. Grants & Funding: Principal Investigator: £8,040 British Academy Grant (2022–2023) Co-Investigator: £123,939 Glasgow Q-Step Transitional Funding (2019–2021) Advising & Teaching: Supervises PhD students on public opinion and political institutions Teaches SPSS1001 (introductory data science) and SPSS4003 (research design) Holds Senior Teaching Fellow status at University of Glasgow Labs & Teams: Leads the Glasgow Q-Step Centre, fostering quantitative skills training across disciplines.

• Economic Policy
• Regional Development
• Entrepreneurship Education
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Maciej Pietrzykowski is an Assistant Professor at the Department of International Competitiveness within the Institute of International Business and Economics at the University of Economics in Poznań. His research focuses on regional development, EU cohesion policy, entrepreneurship education, and socio-economic analysis. He holds a Doctorate awarded in 2003. Education & Academic Background: Doctorate in Economics (2003) Research Interests: Regional policy and functional urban areas EU cohesion policy effectiveness Entrepreneurship education and innovation Socio-economic disparities in Poland and the EU Impact of digitalization on SMEs Professional Achievements: Supervised 2 theses Authored 34 publications Participated in 15 research projects Contributed to 16 professional activities Grants & Advisory Roles: Active in securing and managing research grants Advisory work on regional development policies Labs & Collaborations: Collaborates with academic and policy institutions through projects addressing regional cohesion and innovation ecosystems.

Ryo Morimotoمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Environmental Anthropology
• Nuclear Studies
• Science and Technology Studies
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Ryo Morimoto is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Princeton University, affiliated with the History of Science Program and East Asian Studies. He is a first-generation scholar from Japan, focusing on nuclear impacts, environmental anthropology, and science and technology studies. His book Nuclear Ghost: Atomic Livelihoods in Fukushima’s Gray Zone (2023) explores radiation exposure and socio-political dynamics in post-2011 Fukushima. Morimoto directs the undergraduate-led Nuclear Princeton project, examining Princeton’s nuclear science legacy and its global impacts. He previously served as a Postdoctoral Fellow at Harvard University’s Reischauer Institute, managing the Japan Disaster Digital Archive. His work bridges ethnography, digital humanities, and critical theory to address nuclear colonialism, techno-sensory politics, and post-disaster resilience. Educated at Brandeis University (PhD Anthropology), Morimoto’s research integrates semiotic frameworks, disaster anthropology, and digital archiving. Notable projects include collaborations on Fukushima’s nuclear decommissioning challenges and U.S.-Japan robotics development. He is an active member of the Princeton Global Japan Lab and the U.S.-Japan Network for the Future. Morimoto’s scholarship challenges dominant narratives of nuclear victimhood, emphasizing lived experiences and alternative futures. His writings on Fukushima’s ‘half-life politics’ and ‘atomic livelihoods’ highlight how residents navigate contamination, identity, and contested landscapes. Recent work explores the ethical dimensions of decommissioning labor and the social costs of nuclear energy. Key contributions include critical analyses of radiation stigma, disaster memory practices, and interdisciplinary approaches to postfallout societies. He advocates for community-driven archival initiatives and global dialogue on nuclear legacies.

• Cultural Heritage Studies
• Territorial Development
• Rural History
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Karine Basset is a Lecturer in Contemporary History and researcher at LARHRA UMR CNRS 5190, affiliated with the Institut d'urbanisme de Grenoble. Her work focuses on territorial production in contemporary rural spaces (19th-21st centuries), particularly processes linking natural and cultural patrimonialization. She coordinates interdisciplinary research on mountain territories' labelling processes under the ITEM Labex program. Her publications include studies on Pierre Martel's territorial invention (2009) and the Cévennes National Park's history (2010). She collaborates with geographers, sociologists, and anthropologists, advancing critical analyses of heritage and territorial construction. Basset participates in global heritage debates, addressing how heritage shapes social and political dynamics. Her current projects explore mountain regions' identity through labelling strategies and environmental heritage conflicts.

• Economic Analysis
• Regional Development
• Tourism Economics
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Manuel Fernández Grela is a Professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela, affiliated with the Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences and the Department of Fundamentals of Economic Analysis. He is a member of the GAME Economic Analysis and Modeling Group at the Institute of Studies and Development of Galicia (IDEGA). His research focuses on economic analysis, regional development, tourism economics, innovation, and cluster dynamics with a particular emphasis on Keynesian perspectives and cross-border economic comparisons between Galicia and Northern Portugal. He holds a Doctorate from the University of Santiago de Compostela, where his thesis Financial Innovation and Its Interpretations from a Keynesian Point of View (1995) was supervised by Dr. Alberto Meixide Neighbor. His work spans macroeconomic policy analysis, entrepreneurship-driven competitiveness, environmental regulation impacts, and socio-economic development in regions like Kazakhstan and Spain. Recent research highlights include analyzing tourism clusters, environmental standards' employment effects, and entrepreneurship's role in urban competitiveness. He frequently employs input-output analysis and SVAR models in his empirical work. His contributions bridge theoretical economic frameworks with applied regional development strategies. While no formal advising relationships or grants are explicitly detailed, his involvement with IDEGA and the GAME group indicates active participation in collaborative research initiatives. His publications reflect a commitment to interdisciplinary approaches addressing both local and global economic challenges.

• Sámi Health
• Indigenous Youth Mental Health
• Ethnic Discrimination and Resilience
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Ketil Lenert Hansen is a Professor at the UiT The Arctic University of Norway , affiliated with the Research Group for Child Welfare and Family Counselling under the College of Social Sciences . His work focuses on Sámi health and identity , mental health among Indigenous populations , and impacts of ethnic discrimination on psychosocial well-being. Research Leadership: Principal Investigator of the Mihá Study (Sámi Youth Mental Health) and Arctic Childhood Study (violence and health in Arctic Norway). Academic Contributions: Published extensively on Indigenous resilience , historical trauma , and cultural well-being in Sámi communities. Recent Articles (2024-2025) examine: Links between land use , cultural identity , and neuroethical frameworks in Indigenous contexts Psychosocial challenges faced by Sámi youth due to discrimination and assimilation policies Health disparities and resilience mechanisms in Arctic populations Scientific Recognition: Selected for the Fulbright Arctic Initiative Cohort 3 (2021-23) Featured speaker at the ISPCAN Congress 2024 Member of international networks: UArctic Thematic Network on Indigenous Health , InvolveMENT (mental health services for minority youth) Contact: ketil.lenert.hansen@uit.no

• Brand Management
• International Marketing
• Innovation Management
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Professor Jean-Jack Cegarra is a University Professor of Marketing at iaelyon School of Management, Jean Moulin University Lyon 3. He previously served as Deputy Managing Director for Human Resources (2018–2023) and holds membership in CNU Section 06 (Management Sciences). His research focuses on Brand Management, International Marketing, and Innovation Management, with emphasis on synergistic effects between quality management systems and market strategies. He leads the Marketing Research Group and has authorization to direct research. Research interests include the interplay between quality standards (e.g., ISO 9001), marketing capabilities, and product innovation. Notable themes include co-branding dynamics, consumer risk perception in pharmaceutical markets, and regional brand development. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications, addressing contemporary challenges in global markets and organizational innovation. Publications span topics such as brand equity, innovation ecosystems, and strategic marketing alignment. His contributions highlight cross-functional collaboration effects, market responsiveness under uncertainty, and the role of brand capital in substitution behaviors.

Elizabeth Coombesمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Music Therapy
• Global Health
• Neonatal Care
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Elizabeth Coombes is a Senior Lecturer at the University of South Wales, affiliated with the Faculty of Life Sciences and Education and the Health, Care and Wellbeing Research and Innovation Group. Her research focuses on music therapy's role in global health contexts, neonatal care, and cultural competency. Education: PhD in Music Therapy (University of South Wales, 2021) MA in Music Therapy (University of Wales, 2006) Bachelor of Music (Royal Holloway College, 1985) Research Interests: Elizabeth explores music therapy applications in neonatal units, cross-cultural practice, and healthcare equity. Her work addresses challenges in conflict zones like the Palestinian Territories and emphasizes inclusivity in training programs. She also investigates climate change's impact on clinical practice and palliative care methodologies. Awards: Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence (2017) Finalist in USW Research Impact Awards (2018) Small Research Grant (2019) Student Choice Awards (2017) Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2016) Advising & Grants: Elizabeth leads projects like the Singing Unit pilot study in neonatal care and contributed to the Beit Sahour therapeutic music training in Palestine. She is also a HCPC Fitness to Practice Assessor (2022–2025). Professional Roles: European Representative, World Federation for Music Therapy Advisory Panel Member, Music as Therapy International

• Migration
• Multiculturalism
• Civic Participation
• +۱۰ مورد دیگر

Rhys Dafydd Jones is a Senior Lecturer at Aberystwyth University's Department of Geography & Earth Sciences. He co-directs the Centre for Welsh Politics and Society and coordinates Welsh language provision within the department. His research intersects migration studies, political geography, and civil society dynamics, with a focus on Wales as a minority nation. Education: BA (Hons.), MA, PhD (Wales), PGCtHE Awards: Gwobr Adnodd Cyfrwng Cymraeg (2020) His work examines lifestyle migration , transnational belonging , and post-Brexit social relations , particularly in rural Wales. Recent projects include 'People, Places, and the Public Sphere' (2024–2027) and 'Mobilising Voluntary Action in the UK' (2020–2021). Collaborations span institutions like the University of Helsinki and Swansea University. Key article themes include spatial justice , sanctuary practices , and policy translation in migration contexts. Networks show strong ties to UK and European institutions, with 56 research outputs and 29 activities documented since 2010.