image/svg+xml DPIR Graduate students | Image © John Cairns (johncairns.co.uk) DPIR Students Person type - Any -DPhil StudentJob Market CandidateMPhil StudentMSc StudentVisiting Student Course - Any -DPhil International RelationsMPhil Comparative GovernmentMPhil European Politics and SocietyMPhil International RelationsMPhil Political Theory Research affiliation - Any -Comparative Politics and GovernmentIRPolitical Theory Eli Harris-Trent MPhil Student Illustrating Peace, Imagining Reality, or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying About Peace and Love Art Thomas Hazell DPhil Student John Helferich DPhil Student Associate College Lecturer in Politics, Hertford College Taylor Hendrickson DPhil Student Confronting 'War's Oldest and Least Condemned Crime': An Examination of the International Norm against Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Matthew Hepplewhite DPhil Student Theo Hickfang DPhil Student Graham Higgins DPhil Student Alisa Hoenig MPhil Student Julia Youjia Hoffmann MPhil Student Jacob Hougie MPhil Student Jay Howard MPhil Student Annie Hsu DPhil Student Research Staff Research Assistant: Changing Global Orders Yuhan Hu DPhil Student Contentious Politics and Computational Social Science Sihao Huang DPhil Student Stanislaus Huepfl MPhil Student Medbh Hughes DPhil Student What's wrong with work? The Frankfurt School on labour, leisure, and human happiness Ho Ting Hung MPhil Student Iman Iftikhar MPhil Student Leanne Iorio DPhil Student European Security and Collective Defense at the Dawn of the Post-Cold War Era: Key Allies and Strategic Planning for NATO, 1989-1991 Julian Jacobs DPhil Student Artificial intelligence; technological shocks; inequality; debt; populism; political polarisation Nicholas James DPhil Student Deliberation in the Russian State Duma: The Uses and Abuses of Legislative Speech in an Authoritarian Regime Astrid Jenkins DPhil Student Memory Politics; Nationalism; State Building; Post-Colonial History; Energy Cooperation Shubhankar Kashyap DPhil Student Mikheil Kechaqmadze DPhil Student Democratisation; Election observation; Democracy promotion; Regime learning; Russia; Post- Soviet region. Jonathan Tjaarda Kellogg MPhil Student Edmund Kelly DPhil Student Explaining political trust and its consequences for democracy. Nicolas Oisin Kennedy Baleztena MSc Student Traditionalism at War: Conservatism contra Reactionism & the Case for Wilful Conservatism Siddharth Gautam Khare DPhil Student The Discontents of Memory Lisa Klaassen DPhil Student Maximilian Klinger DPhil Student Katharina Klotz DPhil Student Daniel Knoth MPhil Student Edward Knudsen DPhil Student Gravedigger of the Present: Historical Memory and the Making of the Modern International Economic Order Brian Kot MPhil Student Dual-Use Security Dilemma and the AI Technology Race Adrian Kreutz DPhil Student Political Realism, Critical Theory, Social Epistemology, Moral Philosophy, Political Philosophy Zoe Krüger MPhil Student Sophie Kubik MPhil Student Conrad Kunadu DPhil Student Rhea Alanna Kunar DPhil Student Zoe Lambert MPhil Student Daniel Lane Martin DPhil Student Miklós K. Lázár DPhil Student The Nord Streams from a Geopolitical Perspective: A Clash of Geostrategic and Geoeconomic Imperatives Tiphaine Le Corre DPhil Student Yoonki Lee MPhil Student Domestic Drivers of Hedging: South Korea’s Middle Power Diplomacy Amidst U.S.-China Rivalry Lisa Lefebvre-Risso MPhil Student Michael Levinson MPhil Student Kan Li DPhil Student How the Weak Deter the Strong: Agent-Based Modeling of Asymmetric Conflicts Barry Xiangyu Lin MPhil Student Robert Lipinski DPhil Student Historical political economy, local governments, public administration Jeffrey Liu DPhil Student Predictive Policing and Liberal Political Subjectivity Josef Lolacher DPhil Student Do Members of Parliament Listen to Experts or Ordinary Citizens? The role of expert knowledge and public opinion in the decision-making of MPs Jeffrey Love MPhil Student Why Being Sanctioned Changes How You Think Emma Madden DPhil Student Complex systems, political violence, organisational behavior, methods and models Luke Foster Martin MPhil Student Elena Sofia Massacesi MPhil Student Lucy Maycox DPhil Student Implementing Global Gender Norms at the Global-Local Nexus: The Case of Kosovo Joana C McCloy DPhil Student Decoding Nonviolence: Exploring Dynamics and Trajectories of Civil Resistance Transformation Broderick McDonald DPhil Student Conflict, Political Violence, Extremism Edward McNally DPhil Student Nachiket Midha MSc Student Yes Madam Prime Minister: Dynastic Legacies and Women’s Ascension to Power in Democracies Arwa Mokdad DPhil Student Carl Max Moog MPhil Student Giles Moon DPhil Student Kimberley Moran DPhil Student Christopher J. Morris DPhil Student Adaptive Biases in Substate Violence: Group Cohesion, Leadership Dynamics, and AI Strategic Interaction Pascal Mowla DPhil Student What Makes Nepotism Wrong? Isabelle Napier DPhil Student White Allyship in World Politics Konstantin Niewerth MPhil Student Jan Nowak MPhil Student Nahjae Nunes MPhil Student Iuliana Nyerges DPhil Student Measuring Voter Demand for Democratic Reconstruction in States Undergoing Democratic Backsliding: Evidence from Hungary Ethan Nylen MPhil Student Benjamin O'Brien DPhil Student Isabella O'Brien MPhil Student Mora Ognian MPhil Student Welfare Policies and Economic Elites in Latin America Kento Ohara DPhil Student Skarlet Olivera MPhil Student Jacob Keesing Ostfeld MPhil Student Juliet Paiva MPhil Student Miyo Peck-Suzuki DPhil Student Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Current page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Next page Next ›
Eli Harris-Trent MPhil Student Illustrating Peace, Imagining Reality, or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying About Peace and Love Art
Taylor Hendrickson DPhil Student Confronting 'War's Oldest and Least Condemned Crime': An Examination of the International Norm against Conflict-Related Sexual Violence
Medbh Hughes DPhil Student What's wrong with work? The Frankfurt School on labour, leisure, and human happiness
Leanne Iorio DPhil Student European Security and Collective Defense at the Dawn of the Post-Cold War Era: Key Allies and Strategic Planning for NATO, 1989-1991
Julian Jacobs DPhil Student Artificial intelligence; technological shocks; inequality; debt; populism; political polarisation
Nicholas James DPhil Student Deliberation in the Russian State Duma: The Uses and Abuses of Legislative Speech in an Authoritarian Regime
Astrid Jenkins DPhil Student Memory Politics; Nationalism; State Building; Post-Colonial History; Energy Cooperation
Mikheil Kechaqmadze DPhil Student Democratisation; Election observation; Democracy promotion; Regime learning; Russia; Post- Soviet region.
Nicolas Oisin Kennedy Baleztena MSc Student Traditionalism at War: Conservatism contra Reactionism & the Case for Wilful Conservatism
Edward Knudsen DPhil Student Gravedigger of the Present: Historical Memory and the Making of the Modern International Economic Order
Adrian Kreutz DPhil Student Political Realism, Critical Theory, Social Epistemology, Moral Philosophy, Political Philosophy
Miklós K. Lázár DPhil Student The Nord Streams from a Geopolitical Perspective: A Clash of Geostrategic and Geoeconomic Imperatives
Yoonki Lee MPhil Student Domestic Drivers of Hedging: South Korea’s Middle Power Diplomacy Amidst U.S.-China Rivalry
Josef Lolacher DPhil Student Do Members of Parliament Listen to Experts or Ordinary Citizens? The role of expert knowledge and public opinion in the decision-making of MPs
Emma Madden DPhil Student Complex systems, political violence, organisational behavior, methods and models
Lucy Maycox DPhil Student Implementing Global Gender Norms at the Global-Local Nexus: The Case of Kosovo
Joana C McCloy DPhil Student Decoding Nonviolence: Exploring Dynamics and Trajectories of Civil Resistance Transformation
Nachiket Midha MSc Student Yes Madam Prime Minister: Dynastic Legacies and Women’s Ascension to Power in Democracies
Christopher J. Morris DPhil Student Adaptive Biases in Substate Violence: Group Cohesion, Leadership Dynamics, and AI Strategic Interaction
Iuliana Nyerges DPhil Student Measuring Voter Demand for Democratic Reconstruction in States Undergoing Democratic Backsliding: Evidence from Hungary
