Postgraduate Researchers
Current
- Sarah Chadwick (PhD): ‘Democratising representations of racial othering and the history of blood donation: From 1946 to present in Thackray Museum of Medicine supported by the lived experiences of British Caribbeans and British Pakistanis from Leeds and Bradford’.
- Qifan Chang (provisional PhD): topic on cultural identity and Chinese documentary film.
- Fatih Kalkan (PhD): ‘The refugee crisis and the articulation of Europeanness in curatorial art practices’.
- Jennifer Kennedy (PhD; Extinction Studies DTP): ‘Resisting cultural genocide: Territorial destruction and resistance in Panama and Mexico’.
- Feier Lou (provisional PhD; with School of Education): topic on experience and teaching of interculturality.
- Sarah Oakes (PhD; Extinction Studies DTP): topic on Indigenous understandings of potatoes in Peru.
- Rama Saidani (provisional PhD): topic on corporate intercultural training.
Completed
- Souad Boumechaal (PhD; with School of Education): ‘English language teaching and conflicting visions of change within Algerian higher education’.
- Netta Chalermpalanupap (PhD; with School of Education): ‘The convenient label of ‘Third Culture Kids’: an exploration into the impact of an international school upbringing on the development of cultural identity, belonging, and place’.
- Ramzi Merabet (PhD): ‘Belonging, being, and interculturality: A narrative exploration of the experiences endured by students labelled international in a British university’.
- Abigail Meyer (MA by Research): A ‘man’s festival’? An interview study of gender dynamics in Kanto Matsuri, Japan’.
- Catherine Morgans (MA by Research): ‘Identity crisis: Brazilian social movements online’. See resultant article in Latin American Perspectives.
- Ben Simonson (MA by Research): ‘Nossos Indíos: A critical discourse analysis of Jair Bolsonaro’s social media posts regarding the indigenous peoples of Brazil’.
- Miles Singerton (MA by Research): ‘A critical multimodal discourse analysis of German language motivation in Deutsche Welle's website media and its relation to soft power’.