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Current Projects<\/h2>\n

Austere alternatives? An exploration of the politics of \u2018alternative\u2019 food in the age of austerity<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Jonathan Beacham<\/strong>\u00a0(supervised by Anne Cronin and Bron Szerszynski) explores the politics of \u2018alternative\u2019 food in a context of economic austerity.<\/p>\n

The plans, practices and politics of evacuation and recovery in Fukushima, Japan, and Chernobyl, Ukraine: an STS approach<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Louise Elstow<\/strong>\u00a0(supervised by Claire Waterton)\u00a0explores issues around evacuation and resettlement following nuclear incidents, using an STS approach.<\/p>\n

Global Industrial Metabolism and E-Waste Dumping in the Agbobloshie suburb of Accra, Ghana \u2013 A Marxian Ecological Economics Approach<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Davor Mujezinovic<\/strong>\u00a0(supervised by Michael Kr\u00e4tke and Bronislaw Szerszynski) seeks to investigate the phenomena of e-waste through a case-study of the dump-site Agbobloshie near Accra in Ghana.<\/p>\n

Learning to manage Bovine Tuberculosis: Bringing together the understandings of vets, farmers, local communities and the policy process<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Jess Phoenix<\/strong>\u00a0(supervised by Claire Waterton) explores local understandings of bTB and combine these with government officials\u2019 and scientific advisors\u2019 understandings of the policy process.<\/p>\n

The technopolitics in the sociotechnical system of energy of Taiwan<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Claude Yang<\/strong>\u00a0(supervised by Bronislaw Szerszynski) explores the key aspects of modernity and socio-technological system of energy in Taiwan, stressing the legacy of developmental state and high modernism in the post-war Taiwan as it is still fostering the regime of energy in Taiwanese society today.<\/p>\n

Affective planning for environmental change: participation and innovation in neighbourhhods, catchments and natural areas<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Andy Yuille<\/strong>\u00a0(supervised by Claire Waterton) looks at innovative forms of participatory planning for environmental change, focusing on neighbourhood planning, a form of small-scale, community-led land use planning introduced to England by the Localism Act 2011.<\/p>\n

Bronislaw Szerszynski<\/h2>\n

Katerina Psarikidou<\/strong> (2012) – Co-supervised by Larry Busch
\nRe-imagining sustainable agro-food futures: alternative (bio)economies in a knowledge society era<\/p>\n

John Leah<\/strong> (2011) – Co-supervised by Christine Milligan
\nThe wellbeing benefits of contact with nature and green spaces<\/p>\n

Huei Chung Hsiao<\/strong> (2011) – Supervised by Claire Waterton
\nBecoming indigenous: the making of the politics of nature and indigeneity in two Atayal villages of Taiwan<\/p>\n

Tom Roberts<\/strong> (2010) – Co-supervised by Brian Wynne
\nTales of power: public and policy narratives on the climate and energy crisis<\/p>\n

Nina Moeller<\/strong> (2010) – Co-supervised by Paul Oldham
\nThe protection of traditional knowledge in the Ecuadorian Amazon: a critical ethnography of capital expansion<\/p>\n

Alejandro Torres Abreu<\/strong> (2009) – Co-supervised by Will Medd
\nThe political ecology of demand: managing water stress in Puerto Rico<\/p>\n

Brian Wynne<\/h2>\n

Heather Walmsley<\/strong> (2010)
\n\u201cWitnessing Genomics\u2026\u201d<\/p>\n

Tom Roberts<\/strong> (2010)- Co-supervised by Bron Szerszynski
\nTales of power: public and policy narratives on the climate and energy crisis<\/p>\n

Claire Waterton<\/h2>\n

Enieke-Akpo Anesah<\/strong> (Current) – Co-supervised by Saskia Vermeylen
\nPhD on Destruction of the Ecological Self – Ethnographic Explanation in the Niger Delta.<\/p>\n

Niklas Hartmann<\/strong> (Current) – Co-supervised by Rebecca Ellis
\nPhD on Ecosystem Services? studying how a concept transforms ecological theory, research practice and human-environment relations.<\/p>\n

Joel Hacking <\/strong>(Current) – Co-supervised by Mark Toogood, UCLAN
\nPhD on The Future of Natural History Societies in England<\/p>\n

Derla Sanchez-Vargas<\/strong> (Current) – Co-supervised by Brian Bloomfield
\nPhD on Columbian Coffee and Certification for Sustainability<\/p>\n

Gemma Maltese <\/strong>(2013) – Co-supervised by Giap Parini, University of Calabria, and Brian Wynne) Science and power in the crisis of the European Knowledge Society. Comparing Italy and Great Britain for the case of the GMO controversy.<\/p>\n

Huei Chung Hsiao<\/strong> (2011) – Co-supervised by Bron Szerszynski
\nBecoming indigenous: the making of the politics of nature and indigeneity in two Atayal villages of Taiwan<\/p>\n

David Tyfield<\/h2>\n

Li Jianmin<\/strong> (Current) – Co-supervised by Prof Michael Kraetke
\nCorporate governance in China<\/p>\n

Stephen Jackson<\/strong> (Current) \u00a0– Co-supervised by Prof Tim Dant
\nRhetorics and scandal regarding climate change<\/p>\n

Chen Liu<\/strong> (Current) – Co-supervised by Prof Andrew Sayer
\nReturn migration and guanxi in China<\/p>\n

Jihoon Park<\/strong> (Current) – Co-supervised by Prof Bob Jessop
\nProduction, Money and Capital: A Genealogical and Philosophical Analysis on Capital in Modern Theories of Economics, Political Economy and Economic Sociology<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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