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I am a doctoral researcher at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies. I am originally from South Africa, where I completed my undergraduate and masters degrees in international relations, political science and history. I have also worked with gender justice NGOs on the relationship between gender and climate justice in Southern Africa.
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Jimmyn Parc is an associate professor at the University of Malaya, Malaysia. His current research focuses on cultural industries in Asia and Europe, which includes films, dramas, and music which are at critical juncture in the midst of a changing business and trade environment as well as new challenges in the form of digitization. He is also the co-author of The Untold Story of the Korean Film Industry: A Global Business and Economic Perspective, which was published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2021.
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Dr. Sakib Bin Amin is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics, and the Director of the Accreditation Project Team (APT) at North South University, Bangladesh. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Durham University (UK). Dr. Sakib also worked as a visiting Commonwealth Rutherford Fellow at Durham University Business School (UK). He also holds a masters’ degree in International Economics from the University of Essex (UK). He is the first Bangladeshi modeler to develop an energy-focused dynamic model relevant to the Bangladesh energy sector.
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Udip is a postgraduate student at IIT Bombay, pursuing his Master's in Public Policy and Administration. He is passionate about climate change and the study of the impacts of urbanization on natural ecosystems through a policy perspective and has developed an affinitive liking towards complex anthropological interventions.
Currently, he is working on climate change governance in the Sundarbans region, utilizing a Living Lab approach. His research aims to address issues of climate resilience and socially inclusive solutions.
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Anastasios is Associate Professor of Economics at ESSEC Business (France). He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Warwick. Anastasios does research in the Economics of Information (i.e., how information asymmetries among market participants affect market outcomes). Some recent research topics include who should own online-generated data, how open banking affects market outcomes and welfare or how market segmentation affects the incentives of market participants.
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Associate Professor of Sociology
Head of the Department of Social Policy, Sociology & Criminology (SPSC), School of Social Policy, University of Birmingham UK
Education: DPhil (University of Sussex); MA (Distinction) (University of Essex); BA Hons (First Class) University of Warwick
Research areas: political sociology; social theory; state-civil society; democratic governance; social movements; everyday political and democratic practices