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Dr. Andreas Freytag is Professor of Economics at the Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena (http://www.wipo.uni-jena.de/JASG.html) and Honorary Professor at the University of Stellenbosch. He is also Director of Tutwa Europe (www.tutwaconsulting.com), member of the CESifo Research network, a STIAS Fellow, a Senior Fellow at Kings College’s DAFM, Senior Research Fellow at ECIPE, Brussels, and a Senior Research Associate at SAIIA, Johannesburg; he is associated to the G8 Research Group at the University of Toronto.
Freytag has obtained his diploma from the University of Kiel, his doctorate as well his Habilitation from the University of Cologne. He has published a number of books and articles in first-class peer-reviewed journals on economic policy, international trade policy, development economics and international policy coordination. He contributes to blogs and has a weekly column on wiwo-online, a German magazine (http://www.wiwo.de/themen/Freytags-Frage).
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I am an Assistant Professor of Comparative Public Policy at McMaster University in Ontario, Canada. My research focuses on the politics of policy innovation and policy change in federal political systems, with a focus on the United States and Canada. My research to date has included policy change with respect to Indigenous self-determination and self-governance, social policies including education policy and early childhood policies, and the dynamics of policy learning.
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I am a PhD candidate at SOAS University of London and a consultant in the Department of Development Studies.
My research interests are on local-level experiences in War-to-Peace transitions with special focus on South Sudan, displacement, cross border trade, violence and security. I am also a research assistant for a project on Diplomacy of forced Migration Database.
I have a working background in livelihoods and protection work in Sub-Saharan countries.
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Professor of Education at University of Bristol. Interested in climate change and development, race and racism in education, and theories of globalization.
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Alex Marsh is Professor of Public Policy at the University of Bristol, United Kingdom. He is currently the Governance Theme lead for the ESRC/AHRC/JRF UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence. His current research is in two main areas: (i) rental housing policy and (ii) the city and technology. During 2019-2021 Alex and his team are working with colleagues in Mexico City on a project examining citizen-oriented smart city innovation.
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I am an empirical scholar specialising in all aspects of Digital Law and Regulation. I research the intersections between law, society and disruptive as well as innovative digital technologies like machine learning, social media, cloud computing and Internet of Things. I have substantial experience in the legal and regulatory issues raised by such ecosystems including data protection, privacy, freedom of expression, defamation and cyber-crime.
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Dr Arun Sukumar is an Associate Professor at the International Centre for Transformational Entrepreneurship, Coventry University. He is an active researcher and his principal research interests are in the field of social entrepreneurship and transformational enterprises. Arun has worked extensively with partners in UK and in in Vietnam, Thailand, India, Malaysia and Africa to examine SE start-up ecosystems. He is also involved in the development of trans-national education programs aimed at undergraduate, masters and doctoral students. He co-ordinates the internationalisation efforts of the centre for transformational entrepreneurship and has been involved in the approval, design and delivery of trans-national doctoral degree programs currently delivered in Ghana and Vietnam. He has delivered workshops, seminars and knowledge exchange programs on internationalisation of entrepreneurship education and in development and delivery of blended teaching programs to international audience.
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Dr. Andrea Calderaro is the director of the Centre for Internet and Global Politics, a Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the Department of Politics and International Relations/School of Law and Politics, and a member of the Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Analytics at Cardiff University. He holds his PhD in Social and Political Sciences from the European University Institute. His research and teaching centres on the Internet and International Affairs, with a particular focus on transnational governance of the cyber domain, cybersecurity, cyber capacity building, cyber diplomacy, the Digital divide, and the role of the EU in the global internet policy debate. He has conducted research and supported cyber capacity building initiatives in Africa, Asia, Middle East, Central America, and in EU institutions.
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Research Fellow at Monash University's SoDa Laboratories. Researching political economy, conflict, development and network empirics.
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Professor of Tourism Management at IMC Krems University of Applied Sciences:
- Private and public stakeholders consultancy; Academic researcher and Lecturer;
- EU projects Principal Investigator;
- Fields of expertise: E-marketing in Tourism and Leisure; Visitor Attractions Marketing and Management; Technology Adoption in Visitor Attractions