Former PhD students

Abdulghani Alkindi

Authoritarian Reform: Towards a Framework of Analysis

Co-supervised with Prof Angelia Wilson.

Awarded 2022.

Thom Tyerman

Border struggles: segregation, migrant solidarity, and ethical politics in everyday life

Co-supervised with Dr Cristina Masters.

Awarded 2017.

Andrew Slack

'Doing Something' about Modern Slavery: Scenes of Responsibility, Practices of Hospitality

Co-supervised with Prof. Maja Zehfuss.

Awarded 2016.

Rachel Massey

'Leaky Bodies': Men, War and Rape in the Congo (DRC)

Co-supervised with Dr Cristina Masters'

Awarded 2016.

Kathryn Starnes

Fairy Tales, Textbooks and Social Science: A folklorist reading of International Relations introductory textbooks

Co-supervised with Dr Cristina Masters.

Awarded 2015.

Róisín Read

Grammatically reading Oxfam's practices of relief and reconstruction in South Sudan

Co-supervised with Prof Tim Jacoby,

Awarded 2014.

Julia Welland

Masculinity and Violence in the British Military: Liberal Warriors and Haunted Soldiers

Co-supervised with Dr Cristina Masters.

Awarded 2014.

Rebecca Ehata

Migrant belonging in International Relations: Tracing the reflection of IR's autochthonous foundations in British housing discourse

Co-supervised with Prof Peter Lawler.

Awarded 2014.

Nanci Hogan

The implications of a politics of natality for the praxis of peacebuilding in the Middle East

Co-supervised with Prof Angelia Wilson.

Awarded MPhil 2013.

Katherine Allison

US military intervention in Afghanistan and women’s rights.

Co-supervised with Prof Inderjeet Parmar,

Awarded 2009.

Kelly Staples

Justice, Community and Membership: Revisiting Statelessness in International Political Theory

Awarded 2008.

Robin Redhead

Reading the Visual: Gender, Human Rights and International Relations

Awarded 2007.

Simona Rentea

The Limits of the Weberian State in International Relations Theory

Awarded 2007.

Phil Hutchinson

Philosophy and the Emotion of Shame.

Co-supervised with Harry Lesser.

Awarded 2005.