Dr Andre Barrinha

Andre Barrinha’s main research interests include cyber-diplomacy, cybersecurity, international order, technology and security, European security, European foreign policy and International Relations Theory and Security.

Dr Iulia Cioroianu

Iulia Cioroianu’s research focuses on the ways in which emerging digital technologies and online communication influence politics and society as a whole.

Dr Sophia Hatzisavvidou

Sophia Hatzisavvidou’s research focuses on environmental politics, particularly with regard to questions around just transitions, future eco-political arrangements, as well as imaginaries for sustainable and equitable futures.

Rose Bevan-Smith

Rose’s research explores the role of ecocide law, focusing on existing national legislation to inform the development of an international approach.

Dr Benoit Dillet

Benoit Dillet’s research focuses on the political theory of technology and particularly how digital technologies condition political agency.

Professor David Galbreath

David researches how emergent technologies shape military behaviours, experience and combat outcomes.

Dr Maria Garcia

Maria’s research addresses the intersections between trade, trade agreements and environmental and social sustainability and how trade agreements generate new forms of international governance of evolving areas like sustainability and digital trade.

Sean Garrett

Sean’s research focuses on how the United Kingdom reacts to Russian disinformation, and how disinformation activities shape a foreign policy relationship between the UK and Russia.

Dr Micha Germann

Micha’s research interests include democratic innovations, such as deliberative mini-publics or internet voting. In his second stream of research, Micha is interested in political conflict, with a focus on questions related to self-determination conflicts.

Dr Andrei Guter-Sandu

Andrei’s area of expertise is public finance innovation and the governance of grand challenges. Currently, he focuses on how to finance the Green Transition by looking at how states financed past periods of large-scale transformation, such as wars and post-war reconstructions.

Dr Mauro Lubrano

Mauro's research primarily focuses on terrorism and political violence, with a particular interest in terrorist innovation, anti-technology extremism, informal and digital leadership, and the role of temporality in terrorism.

Mimi Mihailescu

Mimi’s academic pursuits focus on delving into the intricate realms of memes, political communication, and internet studies. She aims to unravel the multifaceted connections between online content, political discourse, and the evolving landscape of digital communication.

Ndidi Olibamoyo

Ndidi’s research explores African agency in the normative framework for responsible state behavior in cyberspace.

Syeda Zahra

Syeda’s research focuses on how accountability can be achieved within algorithmic content moderation processes by evaluating different mechanisms, including algorithmic auditing and impact assessments.