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Emma Davidson's picture
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I am a social policy researcher, with a background in qualitative research, policy analysis and teaching. A member of the Research Training Centre (RTC) within the School of Social and Political Sciences. My broad research interests include public libraries and other 'third spaces'; literacy in the early years; youth studies; families and personal relationships; community studies and civil society. Methodological interests are focused on qualitative research methods and qualitative policy analysis, specifically participatory research and collaborative ethnography, qualitative data analysis and secondary qualitative data and evaluation methods.
John Sivolella's picture
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PhD, JD, Professor at Columbia University in NYC
Amit Malik's picture
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India
Lisa Anderson's picture
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Former president of the American University in Cairo, dean emerita of the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University, I teach and write about research, education and policy-making globally and with a special emphasis on the Middle East and North Africa.
Ieva Keskine's picture
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UNDP consultant
Michael Barany's picture
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History, sociology, and culture of mathematical sciences.
Taray Cuartiella's picture
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Communications Expert.
Lena Rethel's picture
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I am a Professor of International Political Economy at the University of Warwick. My research focuses on the political economy of financial development with a regional focus on Southeast Asia, and the emergence and (global) governance of Islamic finance and other halal economies.
Natasja Holtzhausen's picture
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I am a passionate, active participant and facilitator of learning. I am a Professor at the University of Pretoria's School of Public Management and Administration in South Africa. My doctorate focused on whistleblower protection and I am passionate about the eradication of corruption, strengthening of strong, ethical organizations and the protection of those that disclose wrongdoings. I serve on various committees including review and advisory committees to the South African government.
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I am Lecturer in African Studies and International Development at the University of Edinburgh. I am a geographer by training. My work is in the fields of economic geography, development studies, political economy, and labour studies. I am interested to explore the challenges of digital transformation and its impact on economy, labour, and society in Africa.

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