Governance, Citizenship & Policy
Research networks
Our staff also contribute to many research networks:
Our research examines the relationships between governance institutions, democratic legitimisation and policy processes. We have expertise in Political Parties and Party Government, Political Behaviour, Environmental Policy, European Integration and Euroscepticism; Terrorism, Organised Crime and Corruption, in the following political spaces: the UK, Australia and New Zealand, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the European Union, Central and Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Latin America.
Our core themes are:
- Citizenship and political engagement
- Governance after the global financial crisis
- Environmental policy and politics
We apply a cross-disciplinary approach, incorporating political science, public policy analysis, political sociology and anthropological and historical perspectives.
Research focus
- Legislative politics, party politics and political participation
- Citizenship and socio-political movements, migration and multiculturalism
- Multi-level governance within the EU and internationally
- Policy-making in fields such as social and welfare policies, climate, energy and sustainability, migration policy, and foreign and defence policies
Core themes
Citizenship and political engagement
| Staff | Research |
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| Prof Anna Bull |
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| Dr Ingolfur Blühdorn |
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| Dr David Galbreath |
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| Dr Peter Lambert |
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| Dr Steve Wharton |
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| Dr Anne White |
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Governance after the global financial crisis
| Staff | Research |
|---|---|
| Dr Lisbeth Aggestam |
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| Prof Anna Bull |
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| Prof Charles Lees |
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Environmental policy and politics
| Staff | Research |
|---|---|
| Dr Ingolfur Blühdorn |
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| Prof Charles Lees |
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| Dr Joseph Szarka |
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Student research
Some of our student research projects also relate to this cluster.
