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Hello! I am an urban planner by training, and presently a faculty member in the Department of Social Policy and Intervention at the University of Oxford. I conduct interdisciplinary research on the relationships between place and health, especially health disparities, and the role that place-based policies can improve health equity. My latest work focuses on relationships between individuals' neighborhood perceptions and health disparities, as well as the lasting legacies of historical events or policies. I am also engaged with using new technologies, like mobile apps and wearable sensors, and community-engaged methods in my research.
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Health policy and financing research at Center for Global Development.
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Doctoral Researcher
Cologne Center for Comparative Politics (University of Cologne)
Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies
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Ben is a doctoral student in Social Policy. His research focuses on the privatisation of healthcare in England and understanding inter and intra-regional health inequalities. Ben's thesis will evaluate the outsourcing of healthcare to the private sector and its health outcomes using mixed-methods. Ben's broader research interests include place-based policy, health systems and health inequalities.
Previously, Ben was a Research Assistant at the Bennett Institute for Public Policy, Cambridge University, where he led on the Institute's 'Townscapes Project'. During his time at Cambridge Ben co-authored a number of policy reports assessing the welfare of Britain's towns. Ben holds an MSc in Social Policy (Research) from the London School of Economics and a BA in Politics and Modern History from the University of Manchester.
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Working as Assistant Professor, Department of Physical Education @ St Thomas College, Palai, Kerala, India
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Working with a UN agency
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Senior Scientific Officer, National Science Foundation Sri Lanka, Coordinator Multilateral Activities and UNESCO Bioethics
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Professor of economics
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Was responsible for overseeing and managing EastWest Institute's (EWI - www.eastwest.ngo) Fiscal Transparency Program, including the publication of a series of studies on fiscal flows between the Federal Budget and the Regions. Also was responsible for EWI's project on reforming regional finances in the Kaliningrad Region in the context of cross-border cooperation as well as research and development activities in the area of public finance in Russia with a focus on its relationship with the developing private sector. Currently involved in all EWI projects with a 'Russia dimension,' particularly Counter-terrorism, Afghanistan, Cybersecurity. Graduate from the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO) with BA in journalism and PhD in history, experienced in journalism, social sciences, teaching. Fluent in Russian, English and French.
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Experienced in institutional relations, conference management, EU public affairs and international organizations, I am continuously challenging myself to grow in the sector that I have chosen and I am still sincerely passionate about.
Highly interested in international relations, web trends and in the largest part of ICT tools.