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Francisco Azpitarte's picture
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Francisco works as a Lecturer in Social Policy at Loughborough University, United Kingdom. Before coming to Loughborough in 2018, he held the Ronald Henderson Research Fellow position at the University of Melbourne and Brotherhood of St Laurence. His research interests include poverty, inequalities, and the impact of social and economic disadvantages on child development and the intergenerational transmission of advantage and disadvantage.
Paul Gerhard's picture
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Communication specialist, currently at NORRAG, an associated centre of the Graduate Institute, Geneva
Marina Dreux Frotté's picture
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Researcher working with various topics such as private actors involvement in education, innovative financing for education, equity and inclusion policies.
Lara Greaves's picture
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Lara Greaves (Ngāpuhi) is a lecturer in New Zealand Politics and Public Policy at the University of Auckland.
Monica Narvaez's picture
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Mónica Andrea Narváez Chicaíza has received her LLM degree from McGill University. She is a lawyer from the Universidad de Nariño, Colombia, and hold a degree in Social Security from the Universidad Externado de Colombia. Her main interest lies in the public policies in health as a mean to achieve well-living in the population. She is also interested in development law, especially in the achievement of sustainable development goals.
Simon Burgess's picture
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I am a Professor of Economics at the University of Bristol in the UK. I work on education using an economic analysis, doing empirical work, using RCTs, and using other econometric methods on administrative and other data. My aims are to raise educational achievement, and thereby contribute to raising prosperity, reducing inequality and enhancing social mobility.
Patrick Finnegan's picture
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Patrick joined the Department in September 2017 and primarily teaches strategic studies. Although his research interests are varied, the primary areas of concern are terrorism and military sociology, particularly the potential overlap between the two. Patrick's work has focused on applying cohesion studies, particularly professionalism, to non-state actors in an effort to explain their development. Prior to joining the Department of Politics and International Relations at Reading, Patrick taught a number of topics and the University of Exeter. These included: American Politics, Strategic Studies, Rising Powers: peace and conflict, and the Changing Character of Warfare. He also designed and produced a Strategic Studies module for the University of Hertfordshire. Patrick has also contributed to military education 'short courses' based on his research on Counter Insurgency and Terrorism in Northern Ireland. These courses have included serving military personnel and defence related civil servants. Patrick has been involved with a number of events which seek to introduce students to real world applications of strategy and attempts to devise solutions to real world problems. Most successful of these has been Grand Challenges where students have been given the resources they needed to understand and provide solutions for real life problems. Some of these solutions have been suggested to the government for consideration. Through his research Patrick has also directly engaged with many former combatants from the Northern Irish Troubles. These have included former military and paramilitary. Particular groups have been the Devonshire and Dorset Regimental Association as well as former Republican prisoners groups. Patrick has also provided insight for those supporting government select committees and the media.
Ravi Bhavnani's picture
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Ravi Bhavnani is a Professor in the International Relations & Political Science Department at the Graduate Institute. His research explores the micro-foundations of violent conflict by means of agent-based computational modeling and disaggregated empirical analysis. More specifically, his work examines the endogenous relationships among: (i) the characteristics, beliefs, and interests of relevant actors; (ii) social mechanisms and emergent social structures that shape attitudes, decision-making and behavior; and (iii) patterns of conflict and violence.
Filipe Calvao's picture
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Anthropology and sociology, IHEID
Steve Matthewman's picture
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I am a sociologist working at the University of Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand.

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