PhD research
Find out more about our current PhD students and their research topics.
Find out more about our current PhD students and their research topics.
"Mental Health Policy in the United Kingdom from the Perspectives of Advocates, Civil Society and Politics Elites in the 21st Century"
"Examining the impact of biometric surveillance technology on the political efficacy, civil rights, and protest behaviour of dissident individuals in the U.S."
"Decolonising the politics of child protection: A Sierra Leone Case Study"
a.m.carter-timofte@liverpool.ac.uk
"Gender and Asylum in Post-Brexit Britain"
L.Caruana-Finkel@liverpool.ac.uk
"The social life of abortion stigma in Malta: how abortion narratives are collectively created and contested"
S.Cassim-Itibar@liverpool.ac.uk
"Survivor-centred justice in anti-trafficking efforts in Senegal"
Sarah.Elmammeri@liverpool.ac.uk
"Bordes and historical legacies; the journey of a postcolonial subject"
billie.fletcher@liverpool.ac.uk
"Working-class women’s activism after industrial action: Lancastrian women of the miners’ strike and the female cotton workers"
"The Sun Shall Set – New Left and the Decline of Empire: The Politics of Race and Revolution in the British Class War"
"Lending a helping hand? How different state actors impact civil war."
"Women’s Political Engagement and Influence in Oman”
Ayodele.Owolabi@liverpool.ac.uk
"Embedding Human Security into Free Trade Agreements in Africa."
"Patterns and Determinants of Political Participation: A Comparative Analysis of Turkish Migrants of Europe"
"Attitudes towards climate change within the Conservative Party: 2005-2020"
"The implementation of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 in the business sector; evaluating current practice, developing new methods for tackling forced labour and exploitation, and understanding the role of state and non-state actors in this context".
"Context and Identity: Transborder Croat community in Herzegovina"
"Internally displaced persons in Ukraine in the context of international political discourse."
"Controversies within the transitional justice process in Northern Ireland."
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