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I am an Assistant Professor in Security Studies at the University of Portsmouth. I specialise in political violence, insurgencies and terrorism. My work is published in academic peer-reviewed journals such as Terrorism and Political Violence; Studies in Conflict and Terrorism; Small Wars & Insurgencies; Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression; etc.
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I am an Assistant Professor of Sociology and Public Policy at Cornell University. My research investigates the connection between structural inequalities and individual choices in the United States. In my primary work, I focus in particular on the relationship between segregation, residential sorting, and unequal access to educational opportunity.
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Social scientist with expertise in stratification, technology and demography
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Dr. Sharon Tennyson is an economist with a primary research focus is the impact of laws and government regulations on the wellbeing of consumers in markets. Much of her work examines insurance markets, but she has also written on credit cards, prescription drugs, airlines and education. She is a former Director of the Cornell Institute for Public Affairs, and is a faculty Fellow of the Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future and a member of the Advisory Board for Cornell's Program on Infrastructure Policy. Dr. Tennyson is Editor of the International Review of Financial Consumers and a Senior Editor of the Journal of Risk and Insurance. She was awarded a Fulbright Global Fellowship in 2019.
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Shari McDaid joined the Mental Health Foundation in 2019 and leads policy and public affairs in Scotland and Northern Ireland as Head of Evidence & Impact. She was CEO of the national coalition on mental health in the Republic of Ireland, Mental Health Reform, for six years. She has worked in policy roles in the Republic of Ireland since 1998, including at Amnesty International Ireland, the National Disability Authority and Shine: Supporting people affected by mental ill health. Prior to this, she worked in homeless services in London.
Dr. McDaid received her doctorate in 2008 from the Equality Studies Centre at UCD with a thesis entitled Power, Empowerment and User Involvement in the Public Mental Health Services in Ireland. She is co-editor with Prof. Agnes Higgins of the text Mental Health in Ireland: Policy, practice and law published in 2014 by Gill & MacMillan. Her TedTalk 'From Helper to Leader' describes the experience of being a CEO while living with a mental health condition.
Dr. McDaid has sat on numerous ministerial-appointed advisory committees including the Disability Stakeholders Group, Youth Mental Health Taskforce and the Oversight Group for the review of the national mental health policy A Vision for Change.
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Associate Professor in Political Theory at the University of Warwick
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Development economist working on educaiton, health, poverty, inequality, and financial inclusion.
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My research and knowledge exchange interests in my work at the University of Strathclyde are around the intersection of political science and social policy, viz. the use of policy instruments, policy discourses, and the exercise of power in the implementation of social policy. I have a particular interest in exploring these themes, but also ethical issues, across the use of digital technologies in health and social care (for example telecare technologies) and in the 'personalisation' of social care. My teaching interests are in a similar vein but a broader arc; contemporary social policy, ethics, and interprofessional working across the human services. I am a Fellow of the RSA.
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Arshin Adib-Moghaddam is Professor in Global Thought and Comparative Philosophies at SOAS, University of London and Fellow of Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge. At SOAS, he co-directs the Centre for AI Futures. His most recent books include "Is Artificial Intelligence Racist? The Ethics of AI and the Future of Humanity" (Bloomsbury, 2023) and "What is Iran?" (Cambridge University Press, 2021).
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I am Professor of Youth, Migration and Social Justice in the School of Social Work & Social Policy at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. My research interests are in the areas of social justice and inequalities, with a focus on children and young people's education, participation in society and equal opportunities. I am currently working on a research project on the impact of the pandemic on young EU nationals living in the UK. Previously, I led an ESRC-funded project which looked at issues of identity, citizenship and belonging among Central and Eastern European young people in the UK in light of Brexit and its impact on EU nationals' rights. See my profile here: https://www.strath.ac.uk/staff/simedanieladr/