| Dr Emma-Louise Anderson | Associate Professor in International Development | International development, global health, health diplomacy, infectious diseases, gender, African agency, Malawi |
| Dr Winnie Bedigen | Teaching Fellow in Global Development | Peacebuilding; cultural institutions; gender and development; South Sudan; Uganda |
| Dr Alex Beresford | Associate Professor in African Politics | African politics; South Africa; Rwanda; corruption; liberation movements; labour and work; transitional justice. |
| Dr Ruth Bookbinder | Postdoctoral Research Fellow | Political economy of energy policy; energy transitions; rent-seeking; resource allocation in organisations; institutional change; South African politics |
| Professor Ray Bush | Professor of African Studies and Development Politics | Political Economy; Africa and the Near East; Rural Development and Underdevelopment; Peasants and Farming; Economic Reform; Resistance and Radical Transformation |
| Dr Josh Cohen | Research Fellow in Water & Sanitation Governance | |
| Professor Caroline Dyer | Professor of Education and International Development | Education, social inclusion and social justice, particularly for mobile communities; dynamics of social disadvantage, inequalities and education inclusion. Drylands contexts (India, Afghanistan, Kenya and Ethiopia) on differing forms of education and pastoralist livelihoods. |
| Professor Barbara Evans | Professor in Public Health Engineering | Delivery of sustainable and equitable sanitation and water services in the global south at the intersection of infrastructure, institutions and politics. |
| Dr Markus Fraundorfer | Lecturer in Global Governance | Global Governance; Global Health; Global Food Security; Global Development Challenges; Cosmopolitanism; Brazil; Brazilian Foreign Policy |
| Dr Alba Griffin | Post-Doctoral Research Assistant | Social imaginaries, violence, Latin America, popular culture, urban space, youth, ethnography |
| Dr Yoshiharu Kobayashi | Lecturer in Research Methods | foreign aid; economic sanctions; domestic politics of foreign policy |
| Professor Simon Lightfoot | Professor of Politics | Development Aid Policy; EU politics; Teaching and Learning |
| Professor Anna Mdee | Professor in the Politics of Global Development | Development practice: how the aid system works (or doesn’t work), Water politics and governance; basic service delivery; natural resources management, and sustainable livelihoods. |
| Dr Lata Narayanaswamy | Associate Professor in the Politics of Global Development | My research interrogates how knowledge is both understood and operationalised in development theory and practice. My work is geared to designing approaches to interrogate the contextual factors and associated barriers that mitigate the capacity of marginalised groups in particular to access and act on information. |
| Dr Alesia D. Ofori | Research Fellow in Water & Sanitation Governance | Natural Resources Governance; Political ecology; Water politics; Gold Mining; Ghana |
| Ruth Smith | Postgraduate Research Fellow | Climate smart agriculture, gender, Tanzania |
| Dr Viktoria Spaiser | Associate Professor in Sustainability Research and Computational Social Science | sustainability; society and climate change; sustainable development goals; computational social science; quantitative research methods; democratization; social media |
| Dr Nisha Thomas | Research Fellow in Education | Education and accountability; International volunteering |
| Dr Lisa Thorley | Teaching Fellow in Global Development | Gender and Development; Land and Food Security; HIV/AIDS; Development Practice |
| Professor Garrett Wallace Brown | Professor in Political Theory & Global Health Policy | Global Health Policy; Cosmopolitanism; Immanuel Kant; Global Constitutionalism; Global Justice; Global Health Financing; Health System Strengthening; Health Equity; R2P; Deliberative Global Governance |
| Dr Jörg Wiegratz | Lecturer in Political Economy of Global Development | Neoliberalism especially neoliberal moral economy and moral restructuring, market society, economic fraud, cultural political economy, everyday IPE, global value chains, industrial development, human resource development and African development, predominantly with an empirical focus on Uganda. |
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