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I am a professor of government at the University of Texas at Austin, and the president of a policy evaluation company called Evaluasi.
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Ph.D. Candidate in Economics at Stanford University, studying economics of the family and urban economics.
Personal Website: sallyzhang.weebly.com
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Ciaran is an urban planning professional with experience working in the United Kingdom and Australia. His research interests include digital technologies, urban geography, environmental management and design.
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A practitioner and researcher in international development, I have worked across different functions where evidence generation and use were central (M&E, impact evaluation, programming / project planning), primarily for governance-related projects, in several Asian and African countries. My key interests are in evidence-base policy and programs, evaluation, and bridge-building between research and practice. I am currently completing a PhD at the University of Cambridge, with a focus on local governance and state-citizen relations.
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Michael G Breen is a Lecturer in Public Policy (MECAF) at the University of Melbourne (UOM). He held a McKenzie Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of Melbourne from 2018-2020, focussing on federalism in Asia, after completing his PhD at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore in 2017. Michael has since published widely on issues related to federalism and multilevel governance, especially as it pertains to ethnic division and conflict, and reforms in Asia, as well as deliberative democracy in Asia. He has also advised on federal reforms in Nepal, Myanmar and Philippines, and consulted for organisations including the United Nations Development Programme. Before academia, Michael was a senior policy-maker and project manager in government departments in South Australia and Victoria, Australia, in particular in the field of Indigenous rights.
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I am a researcher in International Relations, specialising in the areas of gendered development and urbanisation, poverty and livelihoods, and feminist and post colonial theory, with a current regional focus on the western Pacific. I have researched and published on basic or guaranteed income grants.
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I am a PhD researcher in Peace and Security at the University of Cambridge, and a Gates Scholar.
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I am PVC International at the University of Melbourne. I am also a Professor of Political Theory.
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Lecturer in Politics at University of Liverpool, UK. Specialises in feminist politics, reproductive justice, gender security. Co-chair of Feminist Studies Association of UK and Ireland, co-founder of Reproductive Health Law and Policy Advisory Group. Currently working on abortion and healthcare in Malta and Northern Ireland and reproductive rights of survivors of human trafficking in Uganda and Sierra Leone.
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Hi, I am a PhD-Candidate in economics at the University of Edinburgh with special interest in development economics in general and in particular in the interplay of agricultural systems and structural transformation.