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I am a lecturer in sociology and communications. I was previously British Academy Newton International Postdoctoral Fellow in the Institute for Diplomacy and International Governance at Loughborough University London and a post-doc at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies in Lund University, funded by the Swedish Institute. Completing my PhD as a fully funded international student in media at Edge Hill University (2016), my research is in the broad area of media and politics and falls into four categories, which in shorthand I describe as: digital, visual, place and creativity. I have so far studied urban communication, media activism, visual politics, digital hate and polarisation, using both qualitative and quantitative methods. Other than publishing in prestigious academic journals such as the International Journal of Communication or Political Geography, I regularly present my research in notable conferences like MeCCSA, ISA and IAMCR and share my findings in semi-academic platforms such as The Conversation or the blog of Political Studies Association (PSA).
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Education is my passion. A passion for developing learning, I have over 20 years of International /MENA experience in education and project management in the development sector .
A Chief Executive officer, Development and Training Director and a Senior Master Trainer of Change Agents with proven Effective leadership and coaching skills, who led the change in many educational projects and institutions
Trained and coached executives at Alrowad group on implementing Improvement Plan and meeting the required Actions by the Accreditation bodies 2013-2016 , coached hotel Mangers while I was CEO at Aqaba hotels Association to meet the requirement of the capacity building project funded by the USAID and EU 2011-2012 and coached the ministry of education principals and supervisors to meet the requirement of Education for knowledge economy requirement from 2005 -2011. I have more than 10 years of administrative experience and achievement of senior Management status in an international education system (American, British and Dutch)
Am a Certified Project Management Professional PMP from PMI and Certified Professional in Learning and performance CPLP from Atd (ASTD) and Have a Master degree in Management Information Systems and Bachelor of Science and a Higher Education Diploma Professional Certificate in Education From InHolland University - Netherlands
STEM background and work experience in the vocational education,K-12 and Higher Education sector
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Britta Augsburg is Associate Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies. Her research concentrates on understanding the effectiveness of programs and policies that tackle constraints to productivity of poverty affected individuals and households, with a particular focus on credit and technology adoption constraints. She has worked on a number of studies related to microfinance and particularly the effectiveness of this financial tool in achieving improved outcomes for the intended beneficiaries. Analysing the effectiveness of microfinance in inducing uptake of sanitation technology (basically toilets) has focused a significant amount of her research towards the field of sanitation, researching constraints to uptake both on the demand and the supply side, as well as understanding the complementarity of sanitation and other investments in producing positive (child) outcomes.
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Dr. El-Sayed Salama is a Professor under “High-Level Talent Recruitment”, at Department of Occupational and Environmental Health, Lanzhou University, China. He received his BSc degree in Faculty of Sciences, Benha University, Egypt. He completed both his MS and PhD degrees at Department of Earth Resources and Environmental Engineering, Hanyang University, Seoul, S. Korea. Followed by post-doc and assistant professor position under BK21 plus program.
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My research concentrates on the historical development and experiences of adult and child slaves in the global past, with a focus on the Americas in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. My publications in this field have examined the roles, status and historical experiences of enslaved women and children in New World slave societies and in the transatlantic slave trade, as well as the movements to end the trafficking of African captives to the Americas. I’m currently involved in a collaborative educational project designed to teach British school children about the historical experiences of New World slaves and Britain’s direct involvement in the transatlantic slave trade and North American and Caribbean slavery, through a theatrical production called Breaking the Silence, sponsored by the British Arts Council and William A Cadbury Trust.
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i'm professor of philosophy in Morocco , I'm interesting about feminism , gender and women's situation in morocco .
specially how poltics or las or media or the economy affect the women in society and how to make equality a real to not seeing the weakest link in my society
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PhD candidate at Oxford Brookes University
Community Energy
Social Innovation in low carbon transition
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Dr Niaz Asadullah received his Doctorate degree in the Economics of Education from Oxford University in 2005. He is currently a Professor of Development Economics at Monash University Malaysia. Previously he held visiting positions at Harvard, Oxford, Malaya, Manchester, Kent, Dhaka, BRAC, Chulalongkorn and Mindanao State Universities. His research relates to education, labor market, skills formation, poverty and gender issues with a focus on South/East Asia. In addition to 50+ peer reviewed journal publications, Prof Asadullah has published numerous policy commentaries and opinion pieces on education issues in the international media (print as well as electronic).
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I am simple look at site functional.
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Mostak Ahamed is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Finance at the Department of Accounting and Finance, University of Sussex Business School, UK. He holds a PhD in business and management from the Queen Mary University of London. He undertakes research to overcome the obstacles of financial development with special emphasis on access to finance, bank and firm performance while using robust econometric techniques and large cross-country panel data. The research questions that he addresses are motivated by and engaged with contemporary policy issues. His recent papers appeared on Economics Letters, Economic Modelling, Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, Journal of Financial Stability, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money, and British Journal of Industrial Relations.